The girl in 4:00 was being asked about her background. She didn't even know what "migration" was and responded that her background was a white wall. She's too pure for us mere mortals.
@@99Kaiko "lots of" is often the prefered unit of measurment for people who want to exaggerate numbers without bothering to check what the numbers actually are. Also there's a difference between a migrant and a refugee, but since it's becoming trendy in Germany to not care about the differences, or about our demographic situation and of course ignore that migrants are on average a financial benefits to Germany even if the state benefits for all of them are substracted - I guess .. maeh.
@@MarcLucksch I prefer "warum liegt hier denn hier Stroh". The complete Conversation is so ridiculous, that i still laught about this after all this Years.
@@tl1897 the alert one just makes me question how often this happens for them to always have a bed around and know whats up when he calls them. Klassiker.
Walter Frosch - "...He ist a good guy. He ever TRIED to play fair". He tried to play fair but rarely succeeded. I think he had the record of yellow cards in one season. Because of him, a limit on yellow cards was introduced in the league.
Nope. The mandatory ban after 5 yellow cards was introduced because FIFA inisted the league had to do that. Also, that only happened in the 1990s, more than 10 years after the end of Frosch's active carreer.
Willy is the short form of "Wilhelm" or "Wilfried" etc but also of William so it is used as a name in german as well as english. In recent times also as a full name.
Here‘s an explanation for every meme: 0:41 - You understood this one 1:38 - ” 2:06 - ” 2:46 - ” 4:00 - The comment is asking this girl if she has a *migration background* , and the girl (who cant understand German very good which you see later) answers with the *background color* of her room, because she (maybe) thinks the comment is refering to the wall behind her (background) 4:35 - Got this one too 5:05 - It‘s a fake video, the guy just threw a car tyre over the fence and the way he says „Der hat n Reifen verloren“ is just funny 6:10 - 2 guys in a Porsche want to overtake the family car because it‘s going on their nerves (in Germany you also say „Kombi“) at full speed, but the family car is faster than the Porsche which surprises and upsets the drivers and their reaction is so funny 😂 7:28 - Random reality TV moment, which is kinda funny because of the „Was ist denn mit Karsten los?“ and the moment after 7:34 - I don’t know why this is a meme, maybe because the guy can’t speak German very well which leads to a lot of grammar mistakes 8:18 - Just a wtf moment, funny for some people’s humor 8:26 - This is one of the best known memes in Germany. The voice of him when saying „Ich muss raus“ is just priceless 9:08 - You understood this too 9:57 - The advices are so stupid it‘s funny again, even if you remember the state sponsored it… 10:19 Got this one 10:36 In German it‘s funnier because the names rhyme 10:56 Uhhh… so… it‘s a p0r*. Yeah. Well known for the „Alarm, Alarm!“. The thing at the end was a bed 11:55 - Another reality TV moment, known for the „Hühnchen mit Reis! HÜHNCHEN! MIT! REIS!“ 12:51 - 🤓 just flexing. The face of the woman is funny too Hope this could help!
About the cheating thing, maybe the joke also is because what he basically said there, in a very convoluted way, was "Well, I just wanted to cheat"... also he was extremely rude while doing so, maybe that's also funny to some people.
adding to the Henri Henrisson part: there is a german partysong of the same name in which the character of Henri Henrison (not the guy seen in the video) has a brother called Jürgen Hurensson (Jürgen son of a whore). I'm assuming the song came out before this clip was recorded and the woman had heard it and couldn't stop herself from refferencing it.
05:05 ist kein Fake Video es ist nur eine Nachahmung des memes ist eigentlich von einem Video wo ein Auto ein Reifen verliert und das in eine tankstelle rollt
10:36 His parents do not hate him, it is simply how the Icelandic naming system works; you have a given name but no actual last name. Instead, your "last name" is built by combining your father's (or the mother's name if the father's not in the picture or the parents decide so although going with the father's name seems to be the default) given name and a "-son", which means son, if you are a son and a "-dottir", which means daughter, if you are a daughter. So, if your father's name is e.g. Sven and you are his son Henri your full name would be Henri Svensson and if you are his daughter Laufey your full name would be Laufey Svensdottir. And if your father's name is Henri and you are his son Henri, then your full name would be Henri Henrisson.
I think this kind of naming was common 1000 years ago in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, even in some northern parts of now Germany. But it changed over time in almost all other countries over time to "fixed" last name, that would be passed down over several generations.
Unfortunately for Henri there is a german party song called Henri Henrisson in which the caracter Henri Henrisson has a brother called Jürgen Hurensson (Jürgen Son of a whore)
in russia we have first name, fathers name (daughter or son of xy) AND last name lol. My full legal name has 29 characters across those 3 words and thats not uncommonly long
I love how he instinctively had the right idea before the joke even started, and then failed to understand it when seeing the bed carried in. My friend it’s exactly what you thought it was 😂
Do you have a migration background ? - Yeah she confused... she thought the question is "What kind of background do you have?" ... she is streaming so that might be the case
There is another layer to this, completely unintended in all likelihood, don't know how many people notice this: She says, it's just a while wall. Why? BECAUSE WE JUST MOVED HERE. So, it's a migration background after all 🤣
4:55 The Lantern - A German Tradition" The lantern the boy is using is a German tradition called "Sankt Martin" or "St. Martin's." It is similar to Halloween in some states, where children go out with lanterns, similar to jack-o'-lanterns. In other states, it is different. People participate in the St. Martin's march, where they enjoy punch, bread, sausages, and other food and drinks. The event is meant for both parents and children. There is always someone dressed as St. Martin, resembling a Roman soldier, riding on a horse.
Or the Martinsgans, a roast goose dish traditionally prepared at St. Martinmas. In general there are many traditions attached to St. Martinmas. For many people it is the start of the pre-Christmas season and in ye olden days it used to be the date at which the "fiscal" year finished because by then the harvest was fully completed. So many contracts used to run from 12th November to 11th November.
And, once more for Ryan, because St. Martinmas is the beginning of the "dark" time of year or the pre-Christmas season, it is celebrated as a light festival, e.g. by having bonfires and walking with lanterns through the streets.
"I usually skip this part" had me laughing hardest! :D I mean, all across the world, you see literally only 2 seconds of this, and you know exactly what it is about!
@@itsmebatman I don't think that was in the script. It was just a spontaneous joke from her about the name "Henri Henrison" and the familiarity with "Hurenson" (german for "son of a whore"). It does not make sense that the brothers would have different surnames but she was just mocking that guys name.
@@itsmebatman it was meant to be a one-word joke, since in nordic the surname is/was often the father's first name and -son (which derives from the word son) for boys. "hurenson" sounds like "hurensohn" which means "son of a whore"
@@itsmebatman There is a german party song called Henri Henrisson in which the caracter Henri Henrisson has a brother called Jürgen Hurensson (Jürgen Son of a whore). The woman propably knew the song and couldn't stop herself from making the joke
Most of these "memes" aren't even funny in German, and Ryan trying to get any kind of sense out of them without knowing their context is just so painfully amusing.
Fun fact: That clip of the guy with the cross was filmed on the subway station of cologne central station in 2017. That hole in the ceiling was still not fixed when I was there about a month ago.
8:57 it is the funny voice. And in every bus is a button when you want to go out by the next station you have to push the button while the bus is driving.
And the rear doors close automatically after a bit so you have to either stand in the photo sensor (?) to prevent it (Very well liked by bus drivers all around the country: "Geh as der scheiß Lichtschranke! Ich will weiterfahren!") or push the door open button near that doors again. (That will work as along as the bus hasn't "locked" the doors again in preperation to drive off. )
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OMG, really? the fact you have to distinguish austria from australia says a lot, I cant believe people get these mixed up, ive been to wien on holiday and worked in deutschland ,, greetings from england,
I love how the text littrlay sayes it all and he still dont get some of them.... The firedepartment one wasnt a coffin, its a bed, and its for a punishing orgy, yes it was a funny porn dialoge😂
The boy is carrying a (probably self made) lantern. Children doing lantern processions on St Martin's day is a tradition in (many? some? parts of) Germany, so I'd suppose maybe they were about to join one. Willy is a name used in Germany, too, but I think it's a bit unusual for a toddler. 8:25 I think the clip was in there because of the way the boy spoke. Some buses have buttons by the door that let passengers open them, but I suppose it's a mechanism that needs to be activated by the driver. Or the driver just opened the door right after the boy hit the button, I don't know. Yes, ottoman is used in German, too, but it's called Ottomane. 12:02 I think she might be his mother, though (the show focuses on personal/mental problems, so it might have been a couple, but it's also very possible they were mother and son). 12:51 too bad this one missed out on some context, as the interviewer asked him "you probably have a female lover at home, or a male one?" in a more literal translation. He probably felt offended by the implication that he might be gay.
The buttons in the buses are not there to open the doors, but by pressing them, the driver gets a signal that someone wants to get off. He then operates the door.
The clip with the boy is a meme because it is a perfect composition of a somewhat strange boy with glasses who says ""Ich muss r📈📈📉s!" in a very special way, shortly after he has helplessly but aggressively tried to open a door that snapped shut right in front of his nose in a brute and clumsy way. Particular emphasis is placed on the tonality of his statement, which not only makes a passerby who was on the bus with him giggle, but also the viewer with a sense of absurdity.
@@anunearthlychild8569 I saw different kinds of buttons in buses, the regular "stop" buttons, that give the signal to the driver that someone wants to get off, but those are in several places in the bus. The other kind were buttons right by the door that said "open door" or something like that (in German, of course) which always seemed to me like passengers could open the doors by pushing them, themselves. Either that, or the drivers just had reflexes out of this world.🤔
Some of these are actually regularly used as "intermissions"/jokes on our local radio station (which is not even German). I only just heard the "Alarm, Alarm" one today. And "Jubel" is also a frequent one. Some others include the "Halt, stopp", the "was ist denn hier los, was machst du hier"
The "ALARM" scene is from a german porn with a high quality plot obviously like all Porn. There are 2 scenes used as meme material in germany. The other one is "Warum liegt hier eigentlich Stroh" "Why is hay lying here" . The 2nd one is a meme/synonym for a totally unrelated twist cause in the movie it was also sooo out of context.
I think the correct expression was "too much in context" instead of out of context. Because they did not bother to make up some shit and kinda just ignored the fourth wall.
The child with the lantern is from a German traditional holiday celebration on Saint Martin's Day in November. There is a parade in the evening where children go with lanterns in a procession. This is a good video about this tradition: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YGlh-LajXgo.html
that was just acting. there are many shows like this which have a reality approach. often many people believe this things are real alltough everything is staged and played by actors
No german meme video is complete without 'WOLFGANG PASS AUF'. Literally probably the most well known one out there (for me at least. This video was quoted by so many people around me as a kid)
This video is proof than Ryan just doesn't get things sometimes and it's NOT the language barrier... :D I love you brother but you're so naive sometimes, it's fascinating. THEY TOSSED THE DAMN TIRE OVER THE FENCE JFC :D :D :D :D :D Can you not tell by the velocity? And the fact that it's a damn car tire and not a plane's? ^^
But as can be seen in the video he had no trouble passing them at all. He had to shift over very deliberately in order to hit her. He just liked to complain.
4:15 "Migrationshintergrund" (Migration Background) means having parents or grandparents that are not from the country you were born in. However, because she is pretty dumb, she thought the "Background" was refering to her, well, physical background, her wall. Oh, and Kombi is a Station Wagon
Not necessarily stupid, rather confused. This happens to others again and again when they are asked a question in a language other than their mother tongue that is not related to previous questions. Then sometimes you understand nonsense, and answer like that. 🤣
8:33 has to be my fav clip ever. I think we've all felt like that at one point. Just helplessly overwhelmed by something minor. I need to get oooouuuut!
a really fun german compilation (idk about eng subs tho) is "best of bahn: geschichten aus der Deutschen Bahn" by malte zierden, a german influencer and skater, who just always has the strangest stuff happen to him (and literally has a stampcard for the hospital as well as a pet pidgeon named oßkar)
Sorry, but this is a very bad compilation of german videos for ppl who don't speak the language or is familiar with german tv and videos. Even for germans this compilation is very mediocre.
9:08 he isn't bullied xD that's how busses work here, you have to press a button to open the doors, but the kid didn't know because it probably just drove school busses before on which the driver opens the doors
The last guy's "leading question" was lost in translation. It should have been something like: "Surely you have a loved one at home, male or female." The interviewer thinks she's being polite using what she perceives as gender neutral speech. The old-timer is offended because when he grew up being gay was not even legal.
Only trouble with your explanation: Look at his face. He starts to prepare his response even before this part about the loved one possibly being male came out. Also he might not even have heard it, as she was kinda mumbling it.
I don't think so. Ryan's explanation seems much more likely. The guy might not have even heard the boyfriend part as it was very throwaway, or at least you can tell from his face how he is preparing to make his response before that part was uttered.
German busses have those "STOP" buttons that you can press to signal the driver that you want to get out at the next stop (if nobody presses it and nobody is waiting at the stop he can skip that sto)... I am not sure if those buttons are linked to the doors though, to open them if the bus is stopped. But it looks like that is exactly what is happening here...
Some busses in germany have extra buttons to open the backdoors. I would say that this is not one of these cases as the Bus itself looks really old... I would simply just say that the Bus driver saw the kid and that He wanted out and just opened the door😂😂😂
Many buses these days have buttons next to the exit doors that explicitly open them if the bus is stopped and they are closed, though I'm pretty sure the driver still has to release them. These look like that kind of button, though.
4:41 if you have a screen behind you while taking a video it is called "Hintergrund" and she was was asked if she is from a foreign country "Migrationshintergrund". Its like a mexican living in the US, having a US citizenship but he is originally from Mexico. So he is a US citizen with "Migrationshintergrund"
6:11 I get so mad at people like this. 8:40 You don’t need to know the thing with the button. You only have to be aware, awake, conscious and conscientious enough as not to miss your stop 😀 11:55 Just stop, women aren’t your personal slaves. If that’s acted, ok, but no. 13:00 Bruhhh, I hope that guy knows that free press/journalism is a thing. Unfriendly, stereotypical German?
7:25 It's sad that they cut off the video so quickly. The full meme goes "What's happening to Karsten? That doesn't look too good" The way the narrator talks and the randomness of the video make it a funny meme that my roommate and I quote all the time. Also, the name Karsten is a bit outdated, which makes it even better in my eyes.
There’s a Ritual in Germany to „celebrate“ a monk named Martin von Tour. Kids craft their own Paperlanterns put candles inside and walk them in the streets on November 11th by twilight, of course with their parents. The educator in kindergarten teach the kids that Sankt Martin helped a poor man in a cold winternight by cutting his cape into half to give the other half to the man. Sankt Martin saw the poor man in his dream and figured out it was Jesus Christ. Martin is a holy monk in Catholic Churches even tho he was never named officially a saint. Kids should learn by this story to be kind to one another and share with the poor.
The thing the boy hold ( 4:47 ) is a lantern and that takes for a very specific day in the evening and then you make a huge parade , there are adults there, there is drum and all the trimmings played while you move through the streets with finite lights. (I know this because I'm from Germany)
@@Patte-chan Fun fucked : "werden" heißt auf deutsch "werden " ... nicht become 😋 Aber Danke! Deutsch ist auch erst deutsch , wenn 2 deutsche , sich über ihre deutsche grammatik nicht einig sind.
@@ursschnatterfleck6019 Dabei wurde doch so eifrig an unserer sprache "gegendert"🐴🦄 P.s. Am Anfang des Satzes , wird der erste Buchstabe groß geschrieben. ich verstehe da kein spass! - hier herrscht bitte, bittere Deutsche kalte unfreundliche Nächstenliebe! 💐😜
The "Ich muss raus" kid has really suffered under that meme. Just so that people are aware. There have been documentaries about meme kids who couldn't escape their fame and it's really not cool. (The video was posted without his permission. He wasn't just bullied by the busdriver, but also the person filming him.) About the button he presses.... That's the stop button. When you take the bus in Germany, you are obligated to press the button at your stop. Then the bus stops and opens the door for you. Of course, the doors still open, when people are waiting at that stop or when someone else pressed the stop button. But imagine you're the only one. It could be that the bus driver decides that they are late on the schedule and just skip that stop, since no one seems to want to get out. In bigger busses, U-Bahnen and S-Bahnen, you will have to do the same thing so that the door nearest to you will open. Not all doors open at once all the time, so the stop button is a must. That said, be aware that this counts for German cities, not necessarily villages. In my village, when we used the school bus, that one kid once pressed the stop button and the bus driver stopped and got really mad at him. It could be, since that particular bus driver was older, that he wasn't quite familiar with those systems, so I can't say for sure if that was a he thing or a village thing.
7:11 Context. This is a Audi RS4 Avant B5 with "381hp". The silver mirrors give it away. Kombi is german for station wagon. Audi used the therm Avant. Considering his exhaust put out fire. It doubt it was still stock.
Ja deutscher Humor ist schwer xD Er warf einen Autoreifen über den Zaun , muss man nicht verstehen (ich tu es auch nicht) ^^ Ja Bei uns sind nun mal Sportwagen nicht gleich Sportwagen , Bei Euch gelten andere Autos als Cool bei uns wird auch aus dem kleinsten Familienauto gerne mal zum Porschekiller (bei Euch sind das Sleeper glaube ich)... Der Adler bezog sich auf die nicht vorhandene Formulierung seiner Sätze "deutsche Sprache schwere Sprache" ist aber nicht tragisch und auch nicht Lustig da viele Eltern von Immigrantenkindern scheinbar keine Lust haben deutsch zu lernen also leiden die Kinder am Ende darunter . Es ist erwiesener Maßen einfacher für die Kinder wenn die Eltern sich mit der deutschen Sprache beschäftigt hätten . Mein Kleiner Bruder ist ein gutes Beispiel dafür auch wenn ich Ihn für manchmal einen Dummbeutel halte . Cops beschimpfen auch wenn man die Höflichkeit besitzt sie zu Siezen , kommt wohl in keinem Land so gut ^^ Wenn du in Deutschland mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln unterwegs bist (S und U Bahn halten normalerweise an jeder Station) , solltest du früh genug einen der vorhandenen ( Bus und Straßenbahn) (Stop) Knöpfe drücken. Sonst kann es passieren das der Fahrer weiterfährt wenn niemand aussteigen will . Für gewöhnlich wird auf einer der Anzeigetafeln in höhe der Decke angezeigt wo du bist und welche die nächste Haltestelle ist.(gilt auf jeden fall für Berlin) Je nach Stadt kann das aber variieren. Du kannst gerne nach Hilfe Rufen wenn du überfallen wirst aber das wird wie bei Euch einen bewaffneten Räuber nicht interessieren und diese Handbewegungen würde ich unterlassen wenn du vermeiden willst mit einem Messer im Bauch zu Enden . Hier dient wohl eher der Polizist im ganzen als Belustigung , wenn man das als lustig erachten möchte ... Ok Henry Henryson und Jürgen Hurenson xD der ist gut wenn man weiß warum (Achtung bitte nicht filtern ) (Huren-Sohn) Wie sie schon sagte : Seine Mutter muss ihn gehasst haben .... Die Feuerwehrleute .....Sorry wer hat diesen Müll zusammengeschnitten ...scheinbar ein Pornoausschnitt von irgend einem 80er Film (kann mich auch Irren aber die reingetragene Sitz und Liegemöglichkeit bestätigt das wohl eher) ..Huhn mit Reis...alter , ich spring gleich aus dem Fenster ...das wird bei uns Hartz 4 TV genannt , gefälschtes Reallife Fernsehprogramm und genau wegen dieser Volksverdummung hab ich meinen TV entsorgt . Man merkt es an diesem gesamtem Clip das ist Hirntoten-Content für Euch eventuell Lustig , mir allerdings zeigt es nur wieder wie Schlimm es in den Letzten Jahren geworden ist und du siehst es am nächsten Clip gleich wieder , ist ein Fake um Zuschauer zu generieren und gleichzeitig wieder eine bestimmte Schicht zu degradieren. Man erkennt es an der Kleidung , der Herr trägt so ziemlich alles was Herr Honecker vor dem Mauerfall trug. Und man versucht hier wohl zu zeigen das alle im Osten Dumm sind.... Deutsche Medien halt !!! So Sorry übersetzen müsst ihr euch das selbst ^^ Mein Englisch ist Beschissen !
The "Öffentlich Rechtliche" are NOT actually state sponsored TV channels. Rather the opposite. It's financed publically by all citizens in order for the media to be independent of politics as well as advertisement money (at least in theory).
That's a BIG "in theory"! Citizens are, mostly involuntarily, paying 18€ per household each month for straight up government Propaganda and ideological indoctrination with members of government parties sitting on the boards of the public broadcasters, controlling the content in direct violation of the broadcast media contracts.
Liebe Grüße aus Wien, solltest du jemals nach Deutschland reisen wünsche ich dir viel Spaß. Greetings from Vienna, should you ever go to Germany then I wish you much fun.
First Clip. omg. "you cant make this joke in america because the reform" "thats maybe good" alter ich kann nicht mehr es stimmt halt einfach aber es ist so unnötig. Love that shit.
