Eure Eltern Sind Geschwister

The song "Eure Eltern Sind Geschwister" by Die Lunikoff Verschwörung is a provocative and controversial piece that delves into themes of political conflict and social disdain. The lyrics are filled with derogatory language and insults aimed at political opponents, specifically targeting the Antifa and left-wing activists. The title itself, which translates to "Your Parents Are Siblings," is a direct insult implying inbreeding and is used to demean and provoke the opposition.

The song opens with a reference to a demonstration by the NPD (National Democratic Party of Germany) in Berlin, a far-right political party. The presence of the Antifa, a left-wing anti-fascist group, sets the stage for conflict. The lyrics describe the Antifa members in a highly negative light, using terms like "unpleasant smell" and suggesting that they have a problem, which is why they cover their faces. This sets a tone of hostility and mockery that runs throughout the song.

The chorus, "Hey ihr Zecken, eure Eltern sind Geschwister," is repeated multiple times, reinforcing the insult and the song's aggressive stance. The term "Zecken" (ticks) is a derogatory term used by far-right groups to describe left-wing activists. The verses continue with personal attacks, suggesting that the only solution for the targeted individuals is suicide, and mocking their appearance and intelligence. The song concludes with a sarcastic remark about the mayor, implying that he too is a product of inbreeding.

Die Lunikoff Verschwörung, known for their far-right views and controversial lyrics, use this song to express their disdain for political opponents in a crude and confrontational manner. The song's aggressive tone and offensive language are designed to provoke and insult, reflecting the deep-seated animosity between opposing political factions in Germany.