Rammstein is usually known for their not so child friendly music (extremely nsfw link), but did you know that you can also sing along to the famous single “Du Hast” using this awesome toy? The following mash up is being called “Das Krümelmonster sagt NEIN!”
December 4, 2009
#1
Sorry, but worng translation. It’s not ‘you hate’, it ‘s ‘you have’. They love to play with words.
Regards.
March 29, 2011
#2
Also ich denke dies ist nur eine Modeerscheinung
December 4, 2009
#3
Correctly it is:
You,
you hate,
you hate me,
you hate me
(here the negative side of the word ‘hast’ (=hate) switches to a positive meaning ‘hast’ (=have))
you have me asked
you have me asked
you have me asked and i said nothing!!
BTW: Its youst a metter of time that Rammstein will find this video and I would be not you! *muhahaha*
December 6, 2009
#4
It’s a pun. It’s called ambiguity.
Darkest Soul is right with what they’re saying, but they could argue that they’re just putting the sentence together. That’s why it’s a double meaning
(English): You, you have, you have asked me, and I have not answered.
December 10, 2009
#5
Hey what is the program called he plays the rammestein music on?
thnx