Albums:
* Das Spiel beginnt
* Für Immer
* ausser Kontrolle
* Unter Freunden
Their Music consists mainly of Dancehall, Reggae and a little bit of Ska.
Intro
Mono & Nikitaman Lyrics
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Alles außer Kontrolle
M & N außer Kontrolle
Countdown for chaos and disorder starts now.
five - four - three - two - one - zero
The lyrics to Mono & Nikitaman's song Intro start with the line "Calling main computer," which is followed by the phrase "Alles außer Kontrolle," which translates to "everything out of control" in English. The next line is "M & N außer Kontrolle," which means "M & N out of control," referring to the artists themselves. The final line in this short stanza sets the tone for the song, saying "Countdown for chaos and disorder starts now," leading into a countdown from five to zero.
The lyrics of this song paint a picture of a world on the brink of chaos and destruction. The use of technology is prevalent in the line "Calling main computer," suggesting that the chaos is caused by human intervention. The German phrase "alles außer Kontrolle" adds to the sense of helplessness and lack of control. The artists themselves announce that they are out of control, implying that they are either complicit in the chaos or unable to stop it.
The countdown from five to zero in the final line creates a sense of urgency and anticipation, as if something significant is about to happen. Overall, the lyrics to "Intro" embody the feeling of powerlessness in the face of impending chaos and destruction.
Line by Line Meaning
Calling main computer
Contacting the highest authority or power.
Alles außer Kontrolle
Everything is out of control, chaotic.
M & N außer Kontrolle
The artists Mono & Nikitaman are also out of control, perhaps in a state of creative frenzy.
Countdown for chaos and disorder starts now.
The beginning of a process that leads to total confusion and upheaval.
five - four - three - two - one - zero
A countdown indicating the imminent destruction or annihilation of something.
Writer(s): Diego Javier Benitez, Diego Alejandro Leyes, Jonatan Mastroianni, Cesar Augusto Sanchez, Hugo Orlando Nieva, Walter Leonardo Mino
Contributed by Zoe J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.