Outro

The song "Outro" by Weisse Wölfe is a deeply disturbing and provocative piece that delves into themes of hatred, destruction, and xenophobia. The lyrics begin with a fictional radio broadcast from a character named Baba Ekligmann, who expresses joy over the devastation caused by an earthquake in Turkey. This character's reaction to the tragedy is not only callous but also laced with racist undertones, as he refers to the victims in derogatory terms and laments that a historical figure, presumably Adolf Hitler, did not live to witness the event.

The repetition of the phrase "Es kommt die Zeit, in der die Erde wieder bebt" ("The time will come when the earth will shake again") serves as a chilling reminder of the cyclical nature of violence and destruction. This line is repeated multiple times, creating a sense of inevitability and foreboding. The song suggests that such catastrophic events are bound to recur, and it seems to revel in the chaos and suffering that they bring.

The lyrics take an even darker turn with the repeated line "Es kommt die Zeit in der die Türken untergeh'n" ("The time will come when the Turks will go down"). This explicit expression of xenophobia and hatred towards a specific ethnic group is alarming and reflects the dangerous ideologies that can arise in times of crisis. The use of derogatory language further emphasizes the song's aggressive and hostile tone.

Weisse Wölfe, known for their controversial and often extreme content, use this song to provoke strong reactions and highlight the destructive power of hatred. The song serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of allowing such ideologies to fester and the importance of combating xenophobia and racism in all its forms.