The song derives its meanings mostly from wordplay and puns.
"SS" stands for "Schutzstaffel," or "Protection Squadron," and was the elite military unit of Nazi Germany. Hitler did not wear the SS emblem.
"Mein Kampf, or "My Struggle" is a book, written by Hitler while in prison before he rose to power. It contains his general political association of German suffering and the Jewish population.
The Master Race was Hitler's idea of people of German ancestry, and is often associated with blond hair and blue eyes.
Hermann Göring was a top member of Hitler's inner circle. He commanded the German Air Force, oversaw slave...
The song derives its meanings mostly from wordplay and puns.
"SS" stands for "Schutzstaffel," or "Protection Squadron," and was the elite military unit of Nazi Germany. Hitler did not wear the SS emblem.
"Mein Kampf, or "My Struggle" is a book, written by Hitler while in prison before he rose to power. It contains his general political association of German suffering and the Jewish population.
The Master Race was Hitler's idea of people of German ancestry, and is often associated with blond hair and blue eyes.
Hermann Göring was a top member of Hitler's inner circle. He commanded the German Air Force, oversaw slave labor administration, and was the Chairman of the Council of Defense. He was tried and executed during the Nuremberg Trials after the second World War.
Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who died of Typhus and overexertion in the Auschwitz Death Camp in March 1945. She is most known for the publication of the diary she wrote while imprisoned.
"Heil" (translated as "hail" in the lyrics), was a salutatory phrase in Nazi Germany. "Heil Hitler" was used for many things from greeting military members to signing off letters and postcards.
Eva Braun was the companion and shortly-wedded wife of Hitler. She committed suicide along with Hitler during the final days of the Berlin Invasion.
Oskar Schindler was a wealthy German businessman who helped to save over a thousand Jewish workers from deportation and death. He exhausted his fortune in bribes and materials, and died of heart trouble in 1974. Schindler's List refers to the secret documents he maintained that detailed the names of the workers and their families that he took care of.
"Triumph of the Ill" is a play on the 1935 propaganda film "Triumph of the Will" by the German actor/filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl. The movie is famous for its innovative film techniques in its depiction of the 1934 Nazi Party Congress and Rally in Nuremberg, Germany. "Ill" is a slang word for "cool." Often used in rap culture in the place of "sick."
I grab the mic and commit lyrical genocide xD
Love this song!
You fail as a human being.
You fail as a human being.
What the hell is wrong with you?
What the hell is wrong with you?
The song derives its meanings mostly from wordplay and puns. "SS" stands for "Schutzstaffel," or "Protection Squadron," and was the elite military unit of Nazi Germany. Hitler did not wear the SS emblem. "Mein Kampf, or "My Struggle" is a book, written by Hitler while in prison before he rose to power. It contains his general political association of German suffering and the Jewish population. The Master Race was Hitler's idea of people of German ancestry, and is often associated with blond hair and blue eyes. Hermann Göring was a top member of Hitler's inner circle. He commanded the German Air Force, oversaw slave...
The song derives its meanings mostly from wordplay and puns. "SS" stands for "Schutzstaffel," or "Protection Squadron," and was the elite military unit of Nazi Germany. Hitler did not wear the SS emblem. "Mein Kampf, or "My Struggle" is a book, written by Hitler while in prison before he rose to power. It contains his general political association of German suffering and the Jewish population. The Master Race was Hitler's idea of people of German ancestry, and is often associated with blond hair and blue eyes. Hermann Göring was a top member of Hitler's inner circle. He commanded the German Air Force, oversaw slave labor administration, and was the Chairman of the Council of Defense. He was tried and executed during the Nuremberg Trials after the second World War. Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who died of Typhus and overexertion in the Auschwitz Death Camp in March 1945. She is most known for the publication of the diary she wrote while imprisoned. "Heil" (translated as "hail" in the lyrics), was a salutatory phrase in Nazi Germany. "Heil Hitler" was used for many things from greeting military members to signing off letters and postcards. Eva Braun was the companion and shortly-wedded wife of Hitler. She committed suicide along with Hitler during the final days of the Berlin Invasion. Oskar Schindler was a wealthy German businessman who helped to save over a thousand Jewish workers from deportation and death. He exhausted his fortune in bribes and materials, and died of heart trouble in 1974. Schindler's List refers to the secret documents he maintained that detailed the names of the workers and their families that he took care of. "Triumph of the Ill" is a play on the 1935 propaganda film "Triumph of the Will" by the German actor/filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl. The movie is famous for its innovative film techniques in its depiction of the 1934 Nazi Party Congress and Rally in Nuremberg, Germany. "Ill" is a slang word for "cool." Often used in rap culture in the place of "sick."