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|Name=[[Links 2-3-4 (song)|Links 2-3-4]] | |Name=[[Links 2-3-4 (song)|Links 2-3-4]] | ||
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|Artist= | |Artist=Rammstein | ||
|Release=[[Links 2-3-4 (single)|Links 2-3-4]] | |Release=[[Links 2-3-4 (single)|Links 2-3-4]] | ||
|Director=[[Zoran Bihać]] | |Director=[[Zoran Bihać]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:13, 21 May 2023
Links 2-3-4 is the second music video off the album Mutter by Rammstein.
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| Music video by Rammstein | |||||||
| Supporting release: | Links 2-3-4 | ||||||
| Shoot: | 9 February 2001 April 2001 | ||||||
| Director: | Zoran Bihać | ||||||
| Premiere: | 18 May 2001 | ||||||
| Length: | 03:36 | ||||||
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Information
- The music video is completely computer animated.
- The concert parts of Rammstein were shot on 9 February 2001.[1]
- The soccer game was realised by using sugar water, clove juice and ammonia.[2]
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