The Robots
Kraftwer k Lyrics

@u-u-UU

@@eliminatorjr who messed up your day? Damn you're the one who should shut up

@nategifford1140

this has 666 likes. im not destroying that

@grand_vizier_of_chaos

The voices of the future from the past. I love it.

@jvlivs777twitch6

Yeahh this sounds like from 3050 or something

@grand_vizier_of_chaos

@Ida Juelsson agree.

@Skynet_the_AI

Vintagefuturism

@NormAppleton

Kraftwerk...aka...when you should listen

@joezava8257

La voz del futuro la puso Giorgio⚡Moroder a partir de 1977 con el inicio de la EDM Concreta (NRG & Synthpop / Géneros matrices de la 1ra Generación de esta escena) sumado a los modelos electronicos por parte del conjunto de los máximos desarrolladores y productores de la Electrónica de los 70s: Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, Tangerine Dreams, YMO, Vangelis, Schulze, Faltermeyer, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas, Martín W. & Ian C...(entre otros).
El Krautrock & Progressive Rock de los muchachos de Conny Plank (Kraftwerk) no dieron la talla hasta que fueron influenciados a través de la década del 70s por la misma música electrónica y la influencia de los moldes y bases de los productores y desarrolladores mencionados.

@MrDeath-fu5jg

2:34 How the teacher wants us to leave class during a fire

@TheGobblersGetback

😂😂😂

@chefpontius6816

Gold😊😊

@EnergizedZombi

ahahahah

@ELguayguayarenoDEATHMETALERO

😂 si pasa

@renatokramaric8165

When I was in the army (Yugoslav National Army) in 1979, this music was played every morning for the vigil. Even today, it is not clear to me how none of the officers were smart enough to figure out the meaning of this music. And, all credit to the soldier who had the “eggs” to play this piece. When I remember those mornings in Peja (Kosovo), I still laugh. The only thing I'm sorry about is that I never met this guy.

@stefano1072

Wow very interesting memory, thank for the comment👍

@Sylvillian

Lol

@KrzysiuNet

Oh, so you also say "eggs"? Same as in Polish :) In English it's "balls".

@TheOggysimo

A few of the lines are slavic so they probably understood from that

@KrzysiuNet

@@heavyaner both :) "Jaja" is more common, tho.

@paceyombex

If Daft Punk are fun, outgoing robots. Kraftwerk are the precise, efficient ones.

@RA-VEN8

@@pamir-alichortv7291 If you count Styx Mr. Roboto.

@semuta2752

Alichor Pamir If load-bearing mobility scooters count, we have an army

@Baloonboy105yt

Lol

@42LMS

You utter fool!
German engineering is the best in the world!

@xobile.123

@@42LMS This is a reference to Yu Yu Hakusho isn't it

@bearstudio9521

When I was 10 my cousin convinced me that these guys where actually real robots.

@soulassassin0g

Oh, so was this like a few weeks ago?

@thuggeetennessee7981

And now you know they are!

@Imgema

Well, they play the part really well

@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692

Funni

@grimlund

😅. That was really funny.

@occitanedeprovence

When KRAFTWERK debuted they NEVER imagined that every artist post them would try to copy their style. Their impact is literally everywhere now.

@joezava8257

?...el Krautrock de Kraftwerk en todos lados?

@Dragon-Slay3r

​@@joezava8257don't know they hid the nappies 😭

@joezava8257

@@Dragon-Slay3r Por favor responda sin llorar...🙂

@joezava8257

The Krautrock & Progressive Rock of Conny Plank's boys (Kraftwerk) was copied by numerous artists?

At first you don't know what German Progressive Rock & Krautrock Düsseldorf is and what solid and direct Electronic Music is. By the way, Kraftwerk with The Man Machine/1978 headquarters and leans towards copying and replicating the electronic bases of the specific EDM / 1977 (E. Munich) concrete of Giorgio Moroder that begins with the matrices and bases of the 2 genres that start this scene electronic: the HI-NRG and Synthpop.

End of Krautrock Düsseldorf by Conny Plank's boys (Kraftwerk).

@joezava8257

@@Dragon-Slay3r 😎👆

@someperson3549

When you fail a "I'm not a robot" captcha:

@leandrusi4533

Underrated 😂

@EroxHD

@@leandrusi4533 fr

@JhonOscar

XD

@PsychedeliaMind

😂😂😂

@juancruzbarrera2044

Jajaja cierto es c9mpa

@sylvaintremblay1952

Can you believe this song was produced in 1978. The track is still so actual considering the digital world we currently live in. Kraftwerk are definitively the ones who defined the electronic music.

@deller5924

Much more of the digital world is yet to come to control and rule you. Kraftwerk wouldn't have predicted it somehow.

@sergiomiranda7141

Pioneros y padre de la música electrónica, techno y ebm, de ellos salieron estás corrientes, por eso son reconocidos como los creadores de las corrientes electrónicas

@9roselove9

Yea makes sense. House and techno were blowing up in gay/black/diverse areas of Detroit and chicago and the sound traveled by then. It’s not weird to think of. The sound was super popular by the end of the 80s

@joezava8257

@@9roselove9 El House y el Techno se forjan en gran medida de la EDM Concreta y sus 3 Géneros primarios y matrices: NRG, Synthpop y Electro...el padre, fundador y pionero Giorgio Moroder, sumado a esto las bases del conjunto los máximos productores y desarrolladores de música electrónica de los 70s: Moroder Jarre Lacksman Tangerine Dreams YMO Schulze Vangelis Faltermeyer Tonet Gizzi Pinhas Martín W. & Ian C. (Solo por mencionar los más relevantes)...estos son los pilares y moldes fundamentales para las bases de la EDM 80s (2da Generación Ramificación): House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Acid, Electro, Eurobeat... incluída la base electrónica primaria de la "ebm" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
Sumado al aporte en el desarrollo del House y Techno la E. Funk y la propia escena Disco (USA e importación Europa influenciadas de la EDM Concreta y la misma Música Electrónica) de la cual los precursores de estos géneros se formaron y estaban relacionados (Knuckles & Atking).
Nada de esto proviene concretamente del Krautrock & Progressive Rock de los muchachos de Conny Plank (Kraftwerk).

@joezava8257

@@sergiomiranda7141 Ningún grupo de Krautrock & Progressive Rock es pionero ni un referente dentro del verdadero desarrollo, evolución e historia de la música electrónica.. mucho menos los muchachos de Conny Plank (Kraftwerk) y su ruido Düsseldorf.

@starrydvst

RIP Florian Schneider, you’ll be missed.

@EuropeanQoheleth

Darn, I didn't know he died until I read this.

@sandmanarmageddon6609

WAIT WHAAAAAT

@starrydvst

MR EMOJI101 Yeah, he died from cancer at the age of 73.

@sebastiansexzombie

HE DIED ???

@pvaldivia9310

@@sebastiansexzombie yup :(

@tangerine825

Kraftwerk,Jean Michel Jarre,Klaus Schulze,Tangerine Dream,Vangelis,Mike Oldfield...Pioneers Of Electronic Music ! Greets From Poland ;-)

@jozin

pozdro z Polski :D

@joezava8257

No...los pioneros y padres de la música electrónica (cuando está empieza a romper su molde concreto) son de finales del 50s y la década 60s: Kingsley, Scott, Dissevelt, Derbishyre, Hogsond, Prilly (Jean J. Perrey), Cecil, Hyman...(entre otros).
De dichos pioneros y el conjunto de sus bases y modelos electrónicos se inicia la electro de los desarrolladores y productores más sofisticados y revolucionarios de los 70s: Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, Tangerine Dreams, YMO, Vangelis, Schulze, Faltermeyer, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas, Martín W & Ian C...(entre otros) los cuales son los verdaderos artífices del desarrollo final de la electrónica moderna siendo Giorgio⚡Moroder y su modelo EDM (NRG & Synthpop) el más sofisticado e importante de los 70s.
De la EDM y la Electro Moderna del conjunto de productores y desarrolladores citados de los 70s se da la base concreta y fundamental para la ramificación de la 2da Generación de la EDM 80s: House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Acid, Eurobeat...incluida la eléctronica base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
PD: El Krautrock de Kraftwerk (Düsseldorf) también toma la electro de los pioneros de los 50s y 60s y Kraftwerk se desarraiga del ruido Düsseldorf tomando de influencia la Electro Francesa de Jarre y la electro Berlín EDM (NRG & Synthpop) de Moroder (Post 1977).

@slaff632

+Telex☝️

@monarb2685

Saludos desde Uruguay.

@zodeic

A Marek Biliński to co?

@apollogonyt610

2:38 "Kraftwerk slowly walks up into your room while your parents are arguing ASMR"

@RefrigeratedWaffles2

Oh god..

@friendlyrusset

@Nate Oooh yes.

@zackzallie8735

Oh why..

@BloodPromise8007

Oh no.

@NeuroAst-eg9cg

Sign me the fuck up

@albertocaruso

The Beatles of electronic music.

@nombreapellido310

I love the beatles but stop, kraftwerk is the kraftwek of electronic music

@dukehawks

dont say shiit please

@albertocaruso

@@dukehawks why you insulting? I only wrote my opinion.

@albertocaruso

@@dukehawks It's clear you understand nothing about music little smartass. Shut your fuck up and don't bother me, useless creature!!

@dukehawks

@@albertocaruso i dont insult you
you feel insulted by me and thas is diferent broo

@FaroGeopolitico

RIP Florian

@andres0236

:(

@puffenkompis

ääää⁰ä00000

@elbicho4851

R. I. P.

@jositops15

The parents of electronic dance music... ABSOLUTE RESPECT

@joezava8257

Giorgio Moroder is the father, founder and pioneer of EDM which forges and develops it directly from the 4 classic lines of Electronic Music (E. Post Concreta, E. Moog, E. Experimental and E. Soundtrack / Ambient Sci-Fi).

EDM is not forged nor born from the Krautrock Düsseldorf & German Progressive Rock of the Conny Plank boys.

Absolute respect for the top producers and developers of 70's Electronica (third wave)...not for any Krautrock group.

Back to reality Kraftwerkboy.

@thehuntergt

@@joezava8257 Moroder released Looky Looky in 69...then Son of my Father in 72. Both had normal instruments playing in a discol-ike format. Kraftwerk was pure electronic weirdness using calculator beeps and self-made drum machines. Either way...nobody was dancing to early "ambient" sounds. Kraftwerk is 100% the founder of pure "E"DM...Moroder for early electro-disco type music...with normal instruments playing as well. Pioneer of EDM sure...def not the founder. He used real drums and guitars in his first albums.

@joezava8257

@@thehuntergt Giorgio Moroder began experimenting with electronics since the early 70's, starting and taking directly the 4 classic lines of Electronic Music (E. Post Concreta, E. Moog, E. Experimental and E. Soundtrack / Ambient, Sci-Fi) in synthesis with Pop songs (under a preferential beginning by Moroder a la E. Moog and E. Soundtrack) in own productions such as Song Of My Father (71) and songs for European artists such as the Scottish singer Lulu who were looking for this new synthesis of the Electronic with Pop songs under the E. Moog, meanwhile Kraftwerk only made noise with their characteristic Krautrock Düsseldorf & German Progressive Rock (which are not classic, direct or main lines of electronic music).

By 1975 Moroder released his first Electronic album Einzelganger where he masterfully applied the 4 pillar lines of Classical Electronic Music (E. Moog, E. Experimental, E. Post Concreta and E. Soundtrack/Ambient, Sci-Fi), meanwhile Kraftwek already Beginning to replicate and copy these classic lines of Electronic Music mixed with Krautrock Düsseldorf (Autobhan), Moroder far surpasses Kraftwerk productions (74) with the direct use and management of the classic lines of Electronic Music (without substance Krautrock & Progressive German Rock in between), Einzelganger is released months before the Radioctivity album of the same year where the Conny Plank boys were already beginning to pay attention to the productions (E. Munich/ Music L. Studio) of Giorgio Moroder.

@joezava8257

@@thehuntergt Continuing...Kraftwerk's definite defeat came in 1977 with Moroder's new Electronica productions (continuing the electronic evolution of the Einzelganger album) which ultimately evolved and revolutionized the 4 classic lines of Electronic Music with the concrete and initial EDM model of Giorgio Moroder 1977 (E. Munich / Working To The Midnight Shift, Queen For A Day, Now I Need You, I Feel Love and her second electronic album From Here To The Eternity) all under the solid and concrete beginning of this nascent electronic scene that In its first phase of development and evolution (1977-1980) it forms the 3 main and primary electronic genres of EDM Concreto 70's: HI-NRG, Synthpop and Electro.

Kraftwerk and their stagnant, rustic and underdeveloped album (T. Europa E. / 1977) bow and bow to Giorgio Moroder's EDM model, paying tribute to him in 1978 with the album The Man Machine which practically replicates and copies the concrete electronic bases. of Moroder's EDM matrix (HI-NRG & Synthpop) reflected in songs such as Spacelab, Metropolis, The Model among others).

Kraftwerk, defeated by Moroder, began to put an end to their descendants and lineage Progressive German Rock & Krautrock Düsseldorf in their future productions, even more so when in 1980 Ryuichi Sakamoto and his independent productions associated with YMO (E. Japan in synthesis with EDM Concreto post 1977 ) begin the primary electronic model and matrix of Electro (third and last electronic genre of Concrete EDM to be formed), it is from here that again Kraftwerk replicates and takes the productions of other producers, this time it was Ryuichi Sakamoto's turn and his works from that year 1980 / Lexington Queen, Wareheat, B-2 Unit and the Grail of electro sound, the song Riot In Lagos (also added to the most minimal HI-NRG & Synthpop achieved until 1980 and the electronic lines of the group of top producers and developers from the 70's in synthesis with EDM: Moroder (E. Munich), Jarre (E. France), Lacksman (E. Belgium), YMO (E. Japan), Tangerine Dreams & Schulze (E. Berlin)...among others such as Vangelis, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas, Martin W. & Ian C...) all of this forms the fundamental electronic bases for the formation of the album Computer World (1981), again thirsty Kraftwerk and leaning towards the EDM of Giorgio Moroder.

But what are you going to know about these topics if you are the typical ignor. average Kraftwerk fan who doesn't have the slightest clue about what he's listening to, talking about, and writing about. Nice to educate you Kraftwerkboy

My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everyone calls me...the father, founder and pioneer of EDM and Modern Electronics / The Sound Of The Future.

@thehuntergt

@@joezava8257 Nobody is reading all that. Go jerk off in the corner and be quiet.

@Tvviggy

2:23 They deserve oscar from these scene

@loplopthebird1860

This song deserves to be included in Metallic Madness stage (Sonic CD)

@djkamzpr0

*an Oscar from this scene

Also yeah, they were ahead of their time

@dcs0

Hitler and gang recreating abbey road

@vorinthus6495

I mean songs only win like grammys

@SuperbonyTheCat

@AMUSIC1973

Goodbye to one of the true giants, Florian Schneider.

@federicoalmada8793

für immer und ewig

@sri420in

RIP ❤

@jasonrushton5991

Just found out he'd died too mate.

@propsmovv9299

What i learned
1: They are robots.

Very inspirational

@AfterAllWeAreHuman

2. They are electronic

@AfterAllWeAreHuman

3. They will do just what you want them too

@AfterAllWeAreHuman

4. They are automatic

@AdelaTomankova

Fun fact: They are robots

@TheWaynelds

@@AAA-ee3fl Congratulations
Mr. Poopingston Dickwacky of Nanstradam. You managed to insult your self twice using only 1 word.

@ashokjadhav9904

Year was 1981.
We had got a swell sterio casette deck+amplifier+3 way speaker.
When the system was installed, I played this song for first time on it.
And it sounded fabulous.
I remember it to this day.

@settimiophelia

When I was probably four, my older brother would put this record on in my grandmas basement, when the music came on we’d come out of our hiding places walking around like robots. Early 80’s in a Chicago suburb.

@namesurname624

so cute

@osmomysl

cool story bro

@K.A.Z.

My father too when i was 3

@nostalgia6669

so nice. Good music can evoke this kind of things on people.

@Roscoe.P.Coldchain

😂, I love it how a song can take you back to a certain moment in the pas..I love that feeling ❤

@vasilityorkin

Что такое будучи ребёнком в брежневские времена услышать эту композицию! Я был в оцепенении от этого ритма и звучания, таких звуков ещё не было. Это было что-то невероятное, как из космоса или другого мира. Я до сих пор верный поклонник Крафтверк

@javidmirza4584

Vladimir Khomenko They created their own instruments out of old WW2 radios. AND phones.

@василийермолаев-р5ю

да че говорить, и в наше время звучит как то необычно

@7TPdwCzolgu

blyat perestroika cyka sovetski soyuz rossiya putin?

@VSKalashnikov

@@василийермолаев-р5ю Ну необычно не как что-то сверхъестественное, новое и непонятное как в СССР слушали, а как что-то древнее-древнее))) Сейчас техно уже не то) methusalem - the black hole в том же стиле, только помоложе вроде. Все ее в детстве слышали))))

@VSKalashnikov

@@7TPdwCzolgu You forgot to write: "I am your servant, I am your worker." )))

@lichking3711

This tune is catchy.

@ChicagoRiders

jutubaeh jahahahah exactly!!

@cristinemorrison6365

yeah it is

@mandoKeepItP

Lich King fr fr 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

@joehumpston7937

Very true! These guys after all the fathers of Daft Punk!

@gabrielv.4358

so true

@slaffkas

3:15 ‐ they are singing in Russian: "я - твой слуга, я - твой работник" - I am your servant, I am your worker.

@luisangelrosasperez4801

Thanks c:

@Buddy_Banquet_Off

🇺🇦 Я твій слуга, Я твій працівник 🤡

@МатвейБезидейный

​@@Buddy_Banquet_Off Що? Це тут до чого?

@andrewdronsson9028

@@МатвейБезидейный Он так слышит.

@LLOYD___GARMADON

@@Buddy_Banquet_Off "я - твой слуга, я - твой работник

@mufassilislam

I grew up listening to this song. Shockingly our robotics have already advanced more than this music video had expected from the future generations.

@vaughnhunter9186

I was a child...I can't believe this was my favorite song when I was 7. This video... this video...

@francescoquadri4842

I like elektrolabio , good band of this time

@angelalfonsogomezfernandez4353

The robotic is possible now! But, this song always remember to me, good vibes!

@naulapommi666

@@vaughnhunter9186 this was my favorite song when i was 3

@KrzysiuNet

Shockingly I think this song and video isn't about robotics :)

@NasaBoy-ux1bl

me in 2011:
nightmare fuel
me in 2021:
an absolute banger

@pankaburek59

Understands
Hehe as kid i was so scared of eletronic voice this song would give me nightmares but sadly i meet kraftwerk 3 years ago not as kid :(

@differentismyart623

absolute opposite for me
me as in 2014: damn this music video is so cool and i love this song
me now: nightmare fuel

@Retrofire-47

me in 2023:
back to nightmare fuel

@okjeffy6581

Me in 2004: Scary.
Me In 2013: Not as scary
Me in 2014: Scary
Me In 2023: SCARY!!!

@Doaf48

Me in 2024: 🤖 Can’t You See It’s Clear To Me This Boy Is Not My Son🤖 (album: small hours) (song: this boy is not my son- Mr Small)

@TheSkipjack95

i need those LED ties

@narval59

so do i !!!!

@mtv70pn75

Me too!

@thesmilefairy2613

+mtv70pn we did a play in school, we sang this song and the robots name was me-2 so when ever anyone says me-2 he says does somebody want me! Halarious

@mtv70pn75

Oh my God eheheh

@yogiprasetyo2785

but i want that LED forehead

@dipankar-goutamchakraborty6915

I first listened perhaps in 1978 (I was 15), on a neighbor's vinyl (we didn't have record player). Now almost 61, still listening.....

@midobecker9251

I was 12 and I got a cassette tape recorded by a friend who was into their music. I used to play on a cassette play/recorder I got who knows from where. That was my sound system until I was 14 when my mom bought a new house and the sellers left a brand new sound system with 4 big speakers. I hate the neighborhood but that sound system made it much better.

@adecentmeal

2:40 me and the boys walking to the front of the class to do our group presentation

@luizaksnes.8374

XD

@satoche

HAHAHAH

@pamir-alichortv7291

🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@nerevar9867

Everybody gangstar until the German robots start speaking English

@tumamciao7224

Is gangsta not gangstar

@floofball8905

@@tumamciao7224 The emotion that is within the sentence that was told had its velocity high enough to use the air around it to go over your skull.

@tumamciao7224

@@floofball8905 ik i was just joking :3

@evil1st

Everybody gangstar until the German robot starts speaking Russian 2:04

@toddswift8737

✊🏾🤖

@HeyLaserLips

Kraftwerk invented the 1980's in the 1970's.

@granluce7943

Rabid Raccoon Absolutely true

@antanasrudys4806

Correction: Kraftwerk invented the 21'st century in the late 1970's

@pacovescovi5892

Yes

@sianzhao4572

for me it’s 2080

@m.b.82

They invented the distant future. in robot voice: "The year 2000."

@narconecr

представляю , как можно было кайфонуть, услышав такое в начале семидесятых. до сих пор иногда слушаю крафтверк

@LeodeMerl

78 год это никак не начало семидесятых

@ralpholson2357

We're charging our battery
And now we're full of energy
We are the robots
We are the robots
We are the robots
We are the robots


We're functioning automatik
And we are dancing mechanik
We are the robots
We are the robots
We are the robots
We are the robots


Ja tvoi sluga (Translation:I'm your slave)
Ja tvoi Rabotnik robotnik (TranslationI:I'm your worker)

We are programmed just to do
anything you want us to
We are the robots

We are the robots
We are the robots
We are the robots

Ja tvoi sluga (Translation:I'm your slave)
Ja tvoi Rabotnik robotnik (TranslationI:I'm your worker)






We are the robots!!! :D

@ismaililbas9781

Its actually Russian

@ralpholson2357

@@ismaililbas9781 Are you sure? everyone is calling them germans lol but idk really

@ralpholson2357

@@ismaililbas9781 I just looked up where Kraftwerk is from, and it said germany so don't speak before you know it

@ismaililbas9781

@@ralpholson2357 я твой слуга, я твой работник is Russian you wrote "German part" it is not in German this part is in Russian that's what I meant.

@sbakst

“Sluga” (слуга) means servant, not slave

@hannali4956

my dad showed me this when i was a kid, about 7 years ago and i just found this again, this is so nostalgic

@alex.08th

Ong same I used to love this song I'm so glad I found it again

@Infinite3D

same. i miss my dad

@peanutburger

Same

@peanutburger

@@Infinite3D wait-

@samyakmishra6250

Aha me too! I love this song since I was 5

@harald7309

Sweden: happy Abba noises
Norway: whatever the hell ah-ha is doing
Finland: nobody knows
Germany: " oddly Handsome and uncanny robots "

@hgourlayuk

Finland - Lordi - Eurovision 2006

@markorkarenhanes1354

Remember shopping for a stereo back in the 70's. The store had a listening room set up. They fired this up on vinyl. Was blown away. Ended up buying some really nice Yamaha components, and this album.

@alexander66sir

RIP Florian...We thank you for the wonderful sounds...Your music was the closest thing to time travel, since when we first listened to your music we travelled in the future without knowing it.

@アカウント-n4i

ムジカ・ピッコリーノでこれ聞いて好きになったわ

@ゆゆゆ-k6r6n

私もです！！小さい頃はトラウマだったのですが、最近ハマりました😂

@6387presario

YMOと一緒に聴いてました。

@たら猫-x6q

me too!イエィ

@MrPuppypups

We wouldn't of had the 80's new wave without this band.
They really don't get the recognition they deserve. New Order, Depeche mode, and other heavily synth bands just wouldn't of been with us.

@rommix0

Same goes for Yellow Magic Orchestra. Synthpop would have been different without them as well.

@wintermute8315

I think you underestimate the recognition this band gets, mate. They're progenitors of everything from techno to hip hop to new wave. It's The Beatles and Kraftwerk that influenced modern music more than any other bands.

@Enter_Zoneless

@@wintermute8315 yet more people know about the Beatles than krartwefk, he’s right, they don’t get the recognition they deserve

@hambat226

@@Enter_Zoneless ایکاش می فهمیدی اینا چی میگن

@omegajrz1269

​@@wintermute8315The Velvet Underground, The Beach Boys and The Mothers of Invention too

@rachidmoujarab

This is the kind of music never die 🙅

@dzhindzhini5728

"Я твой слуга,
Я твой работник!"
absolute classic

@Thehudats

What does it translate to.

@devroyyy

@@Thehudats im your servant, im your worker

@Thehudats

@@devroyyy No YoUrE nOt. Jk thank you

@Azzazpimp

@@Thehudats we live in a post question mark society

@elquaraa

Эахэхэххх они русский учат😼

@figloalds

Wake up.
Go to work.
Work.
Get back home.
Do chores.
Sleep
Repeat.
We are the Robots.

@BB-se9bl

So deep

@whispwindswept

wow so profound

@theemperorstarwarslegends8075

You should make that your haiku. Then again, we probably won't have to worry about it when robots TAKE OUR JOBS!

@with5368

That's right.

@362436yy

Make other robots you forgot.

@vladimirs.3963

It's been 40+ years and somebody is yet to overcome Kraftwerk's brilliance in electronic music.

@surgeonofdeath2202

Agreed

@acwilder4037

I wish I could like this comment a million times.

@mush1799

I’m 19 and very big into the electronic music scene. I grew up on kraftwerk and daft punk. People most definitely have surpassed kraftwerks brilliance but they are still one of the biggest influences in electronic music. I don’t understand the older generation looking down upon the younger generation with your kind of excuses.

@wintermute8315

When you're first, you're first. Nobody can ever beat you.

@ananas9248

cough cough Yellow Magic Orchestra

@simoharjane7823

Godfathers of electronic music ! They were ahead of everyone in this field

@SirDawar

RIP Florian, this song has made my childhood, thank you

@kaiatherton

this is a masterpiece. so much of pop culture even today stems from this and this time..

@joezava8257

El futuro de la electrónica la define Moroder, Jarre o Ryuichi Sakamoto...ningún grupo de Krautrock (Kraftwerk) define los parámetros modernos de la electrónica, es más este grupo Kraftwerk (Conny Plank) ni siquiera descendían o se formaron directamente de la M. Electrónica hasta que la adoptaron y copiaron.

@marcomb1913

I love the sound of those old Synthesizers and Drum Pads / Drum Machines.

@vega6762

0:41 Sheldon Cooper when everybody isn't watching

@iannickCZ

I started a work in a warehouse recently and this song just exactly describe my work.

@mathewbayley

I wondered what Sheldon Cooper did before the Big Bang Theory... now I know

@V8AmericanMuscleCar

I was just commenting this with my wife! 😅

@angelicac.sommer5478

I laughed way too hard at that hahaha. Totally agree

@paulaindezeichak7878

Kkkkkkkk I thought the same thing

@joemontano71

No - he was doing, Fun With Flags. 🤣🤣🤣

@TylerTheBuilder

lol

@dclifford23

This video gets me every time. I actually show it to people with the sound off if I want to really puzzle someone. I can only imagine what it was like when this was filmed. "Now walk back and forth in front of that glory hole." "Ok, now move slowly, like this is in slow motion." "Don't we have slow motion?" "No! Yes! Maybe. Look, just do it."

@abhisekpanigrahy4521

Thanks to my uncle who made my childhood so colorful with such songs. Whenever i feel down, i listen these songs to refresh my mind.

@IqIllThousand

0:26 Sheldon Cooper travelled to the present

@KOSMICKEN09

Lol good one

@ok-lr7ud

xdddd

@andrewsabin729

They guys paved the way for everyone who uses synth keyboards. It is crazy they were able to do all of this so long ago. Much respect to them all!

@nugsymalone1247

A very clean, disciplined, mathematical way of audible expression

@claudiaborralho8887

What a classic. 2024 and still listening to it.

@damianouvasiliki1238

Yes, in the year of AI

@brucegarciasaenz5686

R.I.P Florian Schneider, we will always remember you...

@josepauperio

R.I.P. Florian Schneider (1947-2020)

@behindyou529

teacher: class, good news, we're going to Germany!
girls: omg im so excited! i can't wait to explore Berlin!
boys:

@oight

hahaha pure mental lads!!!!! mad lads singing kraftwerk!!!!!!!!! 😂😂😂👌👌👌

@ordenX

Огромное спасибо за видео!!!! 100 лет не слышал!!!! Благодарю за память!!!!!

@keithstermin7089

Congratulations on being inducted into the Rock& Roll Hall of Fame !

@leslie62

2:37
Me: Finally, I'm about to get a good night's sleep.
2:38
My 4 sleep paralysis demons:

@TheWaynelds

Even though Sleep paralysis can be scary, I still think it’s an awesome experience. I’ve had a few that were really freaky and I’d like to experience them again.

@jakkamsettyphanibhaskar2888

me too good night

@oludotunjohnshowemimo434

It is like Bach, Handel, Mozart and Beethoven came together and composed some of the best electronic music ever.

@deller5924

Oh, you definitely over-egg the pudding. That is my opinion.

@okjeffy6581

Plot Twist: thats them. They’ve come back to life.

@joezava8257

Mejor si se hubieran unido los verdaderos y máximos desarrolladores y productores de la música electrónica de los 70s: Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, Tangerine Dreams, YMO, Schulze, Vangelis, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas Martín W. & Ian C...(solo por mencionar algunos).
Independiente todos le daban escuela y cátedra a Kraftwerk y su Krautrock.

@clemclemson9259

not really bro

@ИгорьПалагин-д6ф

In 1982, my father gave me a cassette recorder for my birthday. I had the only cassette, as I remember now, a dark transparent Sony. There was a collection of music and it began with this song. I could listen to her for hours :)

@wolferboi125

This song makes me freeze in place and fills me up with kinetic energy

@KrumpSt

RIP Florian Schneider
Thanks for your music!

@souban2008

One of the most iconic creation of all time. Its far more ahead compare to its making time. I can still restore my energy once listening.

@Mcepicyeet

2:45 if I saw that entering my room I would absolutely 100% have a heart attack

@strandedcat8598

Mannequin challange masters

@RemiTheSaint47

Lol

@lumacona67

Concordo con te, Francesco; erano troppo avanti , hanno cominciato nel 70 e sono considerati proprio i pionieri della musica elettronica, attivissimi ancora oggi !!!!

@ivanotunno9449

Ma come cazzo fa a piacervi della musica del genere. Ho visto un documentario su raiuno e incuriosito ho cercato i loro video. Un domani che non ci saranno non sentiremo la mancanza

@Kaizzer

@@ivanotunno9449 Perché tutte le opere d'arte vanno contestualizzate per riconoscerne il valore!
Certo che se questa uscisse oggi non se la cagherebbe nessuno, con tutta la tecnologia che abbiamo e standard di musica elettronica ormai scialbi...

@CollapsingRealities

Too emotional for my taste.

@jsta000

Lol, good one

@cristinemorrison6365

HI

@charlesdexterward4726

The Original is better

@Shrekfromthehitmovieshrek

what orginal

@alemaozinho_esperto

Hahahahah fuckin' funny...nice

@antonychupin9473

Я впитал Вашу музыку с детским молоком, без пафоса!
Спасибо родителям, именно они привили эту любовь, на века!

@MelloGee33

These dudes even released stuff a few years before DEVO did. Kraftwerk are the original trailblazers of electronic new-wave tech synth.

@joezava8257

🤣🤣🤣...un grupo de Krautrock pionero de la música electrónica y la raíz Synth? 🤣🤣🤣

@jeshkam

​@@joezava8257???

@joezava8257

@@jeshkam Traduce...😉

@oludotunjohnshowemimo434

Four of Germany's greatest musicians coming together to create hits of legendary electronic music.

Karl Bartos
Wolfgang Fleur
Florian Schneider (RIP)
Ralf Hutter

@gergoillik1258

my dad told me that one of them (Karl Bartos) is from my country hungary

@oludotunjohnshowemimo434

@@gergoillik1258 nope they are all from 🇩🇪

@gergoillik1258

@@oludotunjohnshowemimo434 oh then he have hungarian ancestors

@officialvirtualrain

And Chris Valentin Brunn)))

@luciaarceflores4537

Mejor te lo resumo en un solo nombre, My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me...the father founder and pioneer of EDM / The Sound Of The Future 😎

@arijitpiyu

So nostalgic childhood memories are engulfed with this album.

@4392760

I remember this from the 70s; my sister's boyfriend was a Marine and he had the tape. My older brother brought the cassette afterward and played it to death. Kraftwerk became very popular at black house parties in the late 70s and 80s. It was common to hear Trans Europe Express and Robots at parties. Those were good times.

@joezava8257

Más se empezaba a escuchaba el inicio de la EDM (NRG & Synthpop) que inicio Giorgio Moroder a partir de 1977 y que fue la verdadera base para el desarrollo del sonido de electro EDM 80s: House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Acid, Eurobeat...incluido el llamado "EBM" y lo más movido de la Electro Industrial.

@JohnDoe-tx5hs

Rest in Peace Florian and thanks for the many great moments and advances in music

@florinchitez9868

perfect sound...

@kevmccormick1539

These dudes were making electronic music when tiesto was still in his diaper

@maskmarvin803

lmao

@vincentwerner1050

@SevelRomanov If he was 5 by then, then he was in his diapers when they released "Kraftwerk" in 1970, and he was not even born when they actually started recording music as part of other projects in the late 60's ...

@walterclements7968

And kraftwerk built their own machines to create the music as well. Incredible

@steverobertson3980

Boards of Canada were first

@therealoinjman

Ties who?

@richardmclean9479

saw kraftwerk perform last night in london. incredible

@israelrojo7417

Rest in Peace Florian Schneider, we will miss you.

@argentus5483

I grew up on the music of this band. This song reminds me of my adolescence.

@sandra11107

GRACIAS y buen viaje! Florian... Algunos fueron afortunados de conocerte personalmente. Un honor haber coincidido en tiempo.

@Mendax99

Les mecs en 1977 ils étaient déjà dans le futur !!! Génial ! J’étais ado à l’époque, j’en garde un souvenir impérissable !!!

@hector_hernandez

3:24 R.I.P Florian Schneider (1947-2020) gracias por haber sido una mente maestra en la creación de la música electrónica

@PaulSmith-pf2uq

Bye-bye Florian Schneider! My love with your music started with this video 1978 and revolutionised the way I listen and what I like. Your pieces will play in my house and in my ipod for as long as I live.

@MrBratkenSolov

2:38 gets me everytime

@thefrostedspirit571

Guests walking into my room, like this.

@SvitZgonc

Me and my friends when we are 40 mins late and come in to class for last 5 mins like we didnt miss anything😂

@kevinoverbeck4250

They were on some awards show when i was young and was excited to see 'live robots' like it was magical. I remember it.

@timmoore8323

The WORLD has yet to comprehend how DOPE this is!!
We are STILL playing catchup... 🔥

@maple-666

もっと早く出会いたかった…
最高にかっこいい曲じゃん…

@6387presario

最近、来日したそうですね！

@lamprosttt7224

They opened the road for the perfect electronic music we’re hearing today in German,thank you 🙏
I’m 23 and I like they’re songs👌

@jwf1964

Love creative people who blaze new trails. Love this!

@newyorkgiantsfan5440

These guys were so 80’s in the 70’s.

@domm138

yeah, 2180s

@JulioCesar-cq9yb

Esses caras estavam a frente do seu tempo!!!!!!
Parabéns a esses maracilhosos musicos Alemães. Pais maravilhoso!!!!

@joezava8257

Los que se adelantaron a su tiempo fueron Moroder, Jarre o Ryuichi Sakamoto...ningún grupo de Krautrock & Progressive Rock Alemán como los Kraftwerk se adelantaron al futuro.

@daniele9475

Complimenti a questi artisti che hanno contribuito sapientemente a far evolvere questo tipo di musica tutt'oggi ancora molto affascinante. Interpretazione magnifica!

@MrRojigualda

Recuero esto.
Es España fué un éxito.
Había gente que pensaba que este grupo era como un ordenador que producía esta música.
Me encanta.

@gf7212

Love this song! So innovative and ahead of its time!

@OnlyOneNagaBABA

This is Bender's favorite song

@joehumpston7937

Yep!

@alextintor754

La wea estúpida lsjdkdjs

@stevenhibbert952

Kiss my shiney metal ass

@juanjoseoterolourido5674

Oh bender!!!! My Idol. I wish i were bender. Viva Tijuana!!!!!

@Mikael909

Sven bender?

@dragxnnu

2:51 we are programmed just to do

anything you want us to

@oskariranta1122

let me pull my pants down.

@ericvideos239

OskariRanta your dumb

@eksdee2170

+OskariRanta haha my thoughts exactly

@jasonroman8031

Looks like Pink from the Pink Floyd Movie

@javidmirza4584

ビープ ビープ レタス 2:05 Я ТВОЙ СЛУГА Я ТВОЙ РАБОТНИК.

@Nero0001

This song makes you feel like everything's stopping in place and building up kinetic energy!