Editing Du hast (section)

==Music video==
The music video for the song was directed by [[Philipp Stölzl]], and was summed up by one review as "crime, masks, love, violence, betrayal, fire and booze".<ref name="Kerrang">{{Cite web|url=https://www.kerrang.com/a-deep-dive-into-rammsteins-video-for-du-hast/|title=A deep dive into Rammstein's music video for Du Hast|first1=Mike|last1=Rampton|date=16 March 2019|website=Kerrang!}}</ref> It begins with Rammstein drummer Christoph Schneider pulling up outside an isolated building in a car with a woman played by German actress Astrid Meyerfeldt, whom Schneider kisses and embraces. The video then cuts to masked men aggressively singing towards the camera, before cutting back and forth between this and Schneider taking a handgun out of a bag in the car and tucking it into his belt as he enters the building. Inside, he sees the masked men lined up behind a chair. They remove their masks to reveal that they are the other members of the band, and a relieved Schneider releases his grip from the gun and embraces them, drinking and celebrating with them. All the while, the woman waits nervously outside, first in the car, and then pacing outside of it, then sitting on the ground beside it smoking a cigarette, as dusk falls. More imagery from inside the building appears to show Till smacking someone from camera view, then the band members menacing someone on the floor emphasizing the song chorus, then administering an unknown substance with a syringe, then a figure walking engulfed in flames. The video ends with Schneider and the rest of the band walking out of the building in an abreast row and past the car, with Schneider glancing at the woman leaning against it and checking his watch before the car detonates, but the woman's fate is unconfirmed.<ref name="Kerrang"/>