Du - you
Du hast / hasst - you have / you hate
Du hast / hasst mich - you have / hate me
Du hast mich gefragt / you asked me
Und ich hab nichts gesagt / and i said nothing.

You should bring him back when you (finally) react to "Deutschland" or "Zeit" (Official music videos), as a videographer he is going to lose his mind😂

2x 30 cameras. This video was shot on two days in Paris In March 2012 with 17.000 fans and they had 30 cameras to film it. So all together the cutter had to handle 60 cameras in total. It took the producer Jonas Åkerlund quite a while to bring this masterpiece together and broadcast this epic video

This man’s production expertise changes this whole experience for me.  Excellent reaction.  The best

I am German, so please excuse my english. When you hear this song as a German you hear "You, you hate, you hate me" all the time. Suddenly you understand he means "you have asked me" and then it gets wild. The direction and the meaning change totally. One of the best German Lyrics I have ever heard! Even after 30 years.

Re.: Lyrics
Apart from "have" and "hate" being homophones in German, there’s also grammar to take into account.

In German, you don’t have the strict subject-verb-object word order. So it’s a bit like Schrödinger‘s sentence, it lives in a super-position where two meanings exist at the same time. Only as the sentence grows longer does it eventually collapse into one specific meaning.

Let me try to explain: In German, the word order is different. Instead saying “you have asked me”, one would say “you have me asked”.

I’m the song, the sentence grows line by line:

“You”
“You hate/have”
“You hate/have me”

At this point, 99% of native speakers who never heard the song before would hear it as “you hate me”. But once the final word is added, it can only mean “have”:

“You have me asked” (= you have asked me, see above)

From where he continues with:

“And I have said nothing.”

So through the use of this homophone, Rammstein create the imagery of a relationship which is possibly abusive, where the man feels hated but at the same time is expected to marry her. Only at the very end does he clearly state “No!”. Of course this can be interpreted countless ways, but I’m only describing the language and the craftsmanship thereof as it doesn’t really translate well into English due to the different grammar.

This song was not in Tripple Xxx, that was "Feuer Frei" another banger u should watch with the Firemask.

This song was actually in "How High" ,when he trying to wake him up 😉

And they are all Pyrotechnics

I’m a German teacher - so, your translator was correct. Du hast - you have, Du hasst - you hate. Keep in mind that songs are meant to be heard, not read, so a listener could interpret the lyrics as “You hate me” or “You have me.”  The written title is, of course, “you have”, but the brilliance of the song is the dual meanings.  I actually use Rammstein a lot in my German classes because, believe it or not, their lyrics are fairly simple and repetitive. I use this one each year when I first teach the conjugation of the verb for “to have” (haben).  “Ich will” is another one you should watch. All the pyrotechnics (including the lightening on the keyboard) are live and not done in post, so if you ever have the chance to see them live, GO!  Their produced official videos for these songs are also great. Rammstein always has a deeper meaning and a lot to say.

In the chorus it is always said: Do you want to be faithful until death seperates you and part for all time and the female voice always sings yes, but he always screams no.
It's all about marriage and loyalty.

Bring him back, loved his energy. I love all the love you guys are giving Rammstein! They definitely have plenty of content for you guys to react to!

This show was recorded with about 70 cameras. The xXx-Song (Vin Diesel) was "Feuer Frei", not this one. I think this one was used in a David Lynch movie. The lightning and of course the slow motion shots are post production. The fire is live. The rocket launcher stunt is visible for the audience even though it is not exactly what it looks like.

Rammstein's first album came out 1995. The line-up has never changed. The song "Du hast" is from their second album "Sehnsucht" (1997).

The first three words are "Du hast mich" (you have me) which at that moment doesn't make any sense in German. But it sounds (intentionally) the same as "Du hasst mich" (you hate me). Later in the song, the first three words are extended to a full sentence: "Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt." (You asked me and I did not answer.) And then, to show what he was asked, the chorus is a wedding vow: "Willst Du bis der Tod euch scheidet treu ihr sein für alle Tage?" (Do you want to be faithful to her for all days until death do us part?) This is answered first by a kind of female voice "Ja" (yes) and afterwards by Till's harsh voice "Nein!" (No!). These - plus a slightly obscene word play on the wedding vow, that I will not explain here - are the whole lyrics (repeated a few times).

In the making of for this song they said that it's about their connection in the band.

The lead singer is the pyrotechnition. He creates all their stuff

Different websites have different translations. In English it's like "YOU" "YOU HAVE" "YOU HAVE HATE" "YOU HAVE HATE" YOU HAVE HATE FOR ME" "YOU HAVE FOR ME" "YOU HAVE HATE FOR ME AND I HAVE SAID NOTHING".Will you until death does sever
Be upright to her forever

Never

Will you 'til death be her rider
Her lover too, to stay inside her

Never! AND "Bis zum Tod der Scheide" means "until death of the vagina". He says that in the song!:face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling:

I was fortunate enough to have seen them live while I was active-duty Army stationed in Germany. I will never forget how incredible the show was.

More of this guy please!!!! BEST REACTION EVEEEEER

A little info about their stage, which they are using right now on their tour around the world.  In addition to explosives, meter-high flames and a dazzling light show, the band also brings one of the world's biggest stages.  It measures 61 meters in width, 30 meters in depth and 37 meters in height.  It also weighs 1350 tonnes.
Approximately 200 trucks ensure that the equipment is delivered.

I saw them in concert in Tampa, Florida. Best freaking show ever! I was 68 yrs old retired elementary school teacher then. I am now 75 yrs old and love this band. Always loved industrial, grunge, 80s rock, alternative music. It's great to take in a classical orchestra concert. Diversity.

This is what i love about culture 🫶 Du hast mich 🤘

The guy on the treadmill is playing keyboards! Dope af 😅

this song is also played in the movie How High with Redman and Method Man