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By Pages:   1    2    3    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Du Hast (page 2/ 3) ------ performed by Rammstein im still confused | Reviewer: Matt McDaniel | 11/24/07 im still confused, what does it mean. i absolutely love this song because of the guitar riffs in it but still i dont know is it du hast or du hasst??? CONFUSED | Reviewer: Augie | 11/15/07 OK im confused if du hast means you have, and du haSSt means you hate me, then how can Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt, mean you asked me and i said nothing???Man those crazy krauts lemme tell ya.but the song rocks so its all good Du Hast Mich Gefragt Und Ich Hab Nichts Gesagt | Reviewer: Adam | 10/25/07 That song kicks ass, rockin' i would be singin' du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt all the fuckin' time, rock on Rammstein whoa. Du Hast | Reviewer: alan | 10/2/07 good song, but really not a wedding song, unless you really don't want to get married. "Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt" means "you have asked me, and i have said nothing." but if you want to get married to a song about saying no to your wedding vow, help yourself the song is great... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/23/07 but I wouldn't necessarily say it's a great wedding song...it's more of an anti-wedding song, if you will. Those crazy Krauts | Reviewer: InFiD3VIL | 7/16/07 Man, those Germans can sound badass even singing a nursery ryhme. Keep up the good work Rammstein. du hast. | Reviewer: michelle | 7/2/07 omg i absolutely love this song. my boyfriend had me listen to it. im so happy i listened. they rocked that shit. Rammstein Du hast | Reviewer: POP | 5/27/07 Du Hast is totally wicked. I knew the song in 5 hearings. It is a cool wedding song. I know german because of Rammstein. Rock on Rammstein. another meaning | Reviewer: John Comeau | 4/26/07 Yes, "du hast mich" means "you have me", but "du hasst mich" means "you hate me". That double entendre is probably deliberate, as it is in "man ist was er isst". The others may be, too. lost in translation | Reviewer: Dave | 4/20/07 doesn't du hast mich mean 'you have me' not 'you hate me'? Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3