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This song is hilarious and becomes meaningful if you get the whole of the culture ideation to what the Eier refers to.
This is actually a recipe (the title translates to "the Eggs of Satan") for cookies. Of course the song is in German, the first thing this brings to mind is, of course, Hitler.
Since this is a recipe for baking, eggs are what gives most baking texture and consistency. Of course, in the culture itself the word is often used as a word for "Jews".
During the song you will hear him say often "Und Kier Eier!" with cheering in the background. This is what will really bring you to relate the song to Hitler. This is spoof of Hitler and it is stating that without the Jews (or eggs) the culture would lose its texture and consistency.
This song is hilarious and becomes meaningful if you get the whole of the culture ideation to what the Eier refers to.
This is actually a recipe (the title translates to "the Eggs of Satan") for cookies. Of course the song is in German, the first thing this brings to mind is, of course, Hitler.
Since this is a recipe for baking, eggs are what gives most baking texture and consistency. Of course, in the culture itself the word is often used as a word for "Jews".
During the song you will hear him say often "Und Kier Eier!" with cheering in the background. This is what will really bring you to relate the song to Hitler. This is spoof of Hitler and it is stating that without the Jews (or eggs) the culture would lose its texture and consistency.
