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The official video for "Küssen verboten" utilizes strong visual symbols to reinforce the song's "no-entry" theme.
The video prominently features fictional "forbidden" traffic signs showing a black frog with a crown. This references the "Frog Prince" fairy tale and has become a recurring logo for the band.
As of late 2023, the video has garnered over 4.1 million views on the official Die Prinzen YouTube channel . 🏆 Cultural and Historical Significance
Frontman Sebastian Krumbiegel acts as a conductor/director while other members appear at drums or in various choreographed positions.
True to the band's Thomanerchor heritage, the track showcases intricate vocal harmonies even as it incorporates pop production. 🎬 Music Video Breakdown
The band performs in front of a power plant, contrasting their polished choral voices with a gritty, industrial backdrop.
It traces the protagonist's aversion back to childhood, mentioning a schoolmate named Jule who was "totally in love" with him when he was seven.
The official video for "Küssen verboten" utilizes strong visual symbols to reinforce the song's "no-entry" theme.
The video prominently features fictional "forbidden" traffic signs showing a black frog with a crown. This references the "Frog Prince" fairy tale and has become a recurring logo for the band.
As of late 2023, the video has garnered over 4.1 million views on the official Die Prinzen YouTube channel . 🏆 Cultural and Historical Significance
Frontman Sebastian Krumbiegel acts as a conductor/director while other members appear at drums or in various choreographed positions.
True to the band's Thomanerchor heritage, the track showcases intricate vocal harmonies even as it incorporates pop production. 🎬 Music Video Breakdown
The band performs in front of a power plant, contrasting their polished choral voices with a gritty, industrial backdrop.
It traces the protagonist's aversion back to childhood, mentioning a schoolmate named Jule who was "totally in love" with him when he was seven.