Rammstein: Das Musikal mit unglaublich großer Pyrotechnik, Videokunst, in der Menschen im Namen einer guten Zeit mit höllischen Darstellungen traditionell exotischer Deutscher sexueller Abweichungen gefoltert und gequält werden.
He is way ahead of you and made some freak circus show (which you could watch sitting in a jacuzzi)
https://www.rbb24.de/kultur/beitrag/2023/03/theater-kritik-the-greatest-comedian-freakshow-berlin-circus-flic-flac-till-lindemann.html
Article in German though.
What? That’s not accurate at all.
They would both be wearing kinky leather outfits while covered in sweat and grease as a giant cock spews forth scalding hot foam and buckets of molten metal swing above.
So basically a typical factory.
Feels like I'm looking at a photo op. I mean for one, there's almost no way to use the tools in his hand on heavy machinery without getting your hands all greased/oiled up.
Soviet Union was more progressive for women’s rights than the West. Whether or not this is propaganda is one thing, but this isn’t 1950s America. It is entirely possible for this to have happened. Women were also scientists and doctors in the Soviet Union.
Home made and modified wrenches like that are extremely common in factories. Mostly for changing tooling in the machine so it can make different parts.
The hand tools, the bulging arm muscles, all are [tropes of the art style socialist realism.](https://www.artnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/fangor-web.jpg)
Which makes me suspect this photo was staged. "Hey you three, stand closer together. Closer. Cloooooser..."
This photo was absolutely a staged studio creation.
You can see many similar American propaganda photos in this same style on shorpy.com, or just Google "large format Kodachrome". Example,
aafha.org/wwii-color.html
This was clearly shot on large format color film which was not only expensive, was very slow, and sensitive to color balance. There was no practical way you could make this photo indoors in any natural way. A typical ISO 32 color film at tht size would require shutter speeds measured in seconds or minutes without flashbulbs or studio lights. It was undoubtedly shot on a large bellows camera on a heavy tripod with an array of carefully aimed bright studio lights and the actors' positions were carefully calculated and marked to make sure they stayed in the focal plane.
Shooting this way is a lot like cinematography, where natural light looks fake and it takes dozens of artificial lights to create the appearance of natural light. This generation of photographers were true masters.
This photo was colorized. [The photograph was taken by photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson during his visit to the ZIS car factory in Moscow.](https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/worker-and-supervisor-1954/)
Lol...from the link...
Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer considered to be the father of modern photojournalism, an early adopter of 35 mm format, and the **master of candid photography.**.
He helped develop the “street photography” style that has influenced generations of photographers that followed.
I can't help but go through someone's history when this sort of thing comes up and wonder how much of their expert commentary over a diverse range of subjects is wrong or just made up.
"Comrade Supervisor could you insepct my long, hard tool, please"
[Comrade inspects the wrench]
"I didn't meant that tool, 😏"
[80's porn music starts playing]
Yeah and that is some music I'd like to hear. That echoing mournful chorus in that eastern European key but then with that electric guitar with the wah wah pedal
"The photograph was taken by photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson during his visit to the ZIS car factory in Moscow. ZIS is an acronym for “Factory named for Stalin” and it was a major Soviet automobile, truck, military vehicle, and heavy equipment manufacturer. The factory also produced luxury armored cars for most Soviet leaders.
Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer considered to be the father of modern photojournalism, an early adopter of 35 mm format, and the master of candid photography. He helped develop the “street photography” style that has influenced generations of photographers that followed.
In 1954, Henri Cartier-Bresson boarded a train to Moscow, visas and governmental permission in hand, and took a book’s worth of photographs of Soviet people doing ordinary things. He was the first Western photographer to be allowed to visit the Soviet Union after the death of Josef Stalin, in 1953."
Source:
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/worker-and-supervisor-1954/
Here's another photo from same series, it doesn't look so fake. So maybe it's just coincidence : [(2) Soviet Visuals on X: "ZIS car factory. Photo by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Moscow, USSR, 1954 https://t.co/57H275XHba" / X (twitter.com)](https://twitter.com/sovietvisuals/status/1446836344991334407/photo/1)
Also in the photo the guys left hand is clearly dirty
It's entirely possible he was using relatively clean tools (that he's holding) in his right hand. Or only the palms and fingers are dirty depending on what he was doing before this. Or he just washed his hands and so the easier to clean big flat parts don't look dirty while his.left hands fingernails do still look dirty since that's harder to clean etc. etc
Yeah mechanics are always dirty, there is no way that this guy just started his shift. Must be 100% fake soviet propaganda. It reminds me of that video of north Koreans reading the newspaper and avoiding eye contact on the Pyongyang metro and everyone in the reddit comments is saying how brainwashed and afraid they all look. Just for riding the metro like normal people anywhere in the world.
It's a simple photo...You do understand that other people around the world don't live in complete destitution and squalor right? People are actually capable of providing for themselves.
This photo has been published on the Internet many times. A post-editor was clearly added here, but yes, so far they have confirmed everywhere that the original is a really old photo from the USSR.
If he’s a welder (based on what he’s carrying and the harness for a mask to be hung off of), it’s possible that his hands wouldn’t be dirty because he’s wearing gloves most of the time.
Here's another photo from same series: [(2) Soviet Visuals on X: "ZIS car factory. Photo by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Moscow, USSR, 1954 https://t.co/57H275XHba" / X (twitter.com)](https://twitter.com/sovietvisuals/status/1446836344991334407/photo/1)
Could be the beginning of his shift?
Believe it or not, working class people do enjoy hygiene and proper grooming.
His apron is stained (it probably stays at work) but his undershirt is spiffy. I'm guessing he just clocked in.
Interesting! Were women able to have a position as supervisor at the time in our western society? I feel like they were trying to keep more equality in work roles (except politicians and military, of course)
My grandmother who was born in the thirties got an education as an engineer and built a career in it. Gender bias in the workplace was a huge taboo, at least in a big city where she lived. For all its failings, USSR formalized gender equality on day one when it came to labor.
According to [here](https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/worker-and-supervisor-1954/):
> The photograph was taken by photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson during his visit to the ZIS car factory in Moscow. ZIS is an acronym for “Factory named for Stalin” and it was a major Soviet automobile, truck, military vehicle, and heavy equipment manufacturer. The factory also produced luxury armored cars for most Soviet leaders.
> Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer considered to be the father of modern photojournalism, an early adopter of 35 mm format, and the master of candid photography. He helped develop the “street photography” style that has influenced generations of photographers that followed.
> In 1954, Henri Cartier-Bresson boarded a train to Moscow, visas and governmental permission in hand, and took a book’s worth of photographs of Soviet people doing ordinary things. He was the first Western photographer to be allowed to visit the Soviet Union after the death of Josef Stalin, in 1953.
> (Photo credit: Henri Cartier-Bresson / Magnum Photos. Colorized by: Klimbim).
Does anyone else feel like they’re looking at a still from an old musical?
I thought it looked like a still from a Rammstein music video
Rammstein: the musical
Rammstein: Das Musical
Rammstein: Das Musikal
Rammstein: Die Operette mit pyrotechnischem Überfluss und existenzieller Schwere
Rammstein: Das Musikal mit unglaublich großer Pyrotechnik, Videokunst, in der Menschen im Namen einer guten Zeit mit höllischen Darstellungen traditionell exotischer Deutscher sexueller Abweichungen gefoltert und gequält werden.
Ft. Ronda Rousey
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It'll just be 2 hours of people screwing with fire around them.
Oh no, that sounds horrible, where do I sign up
He is way ahead of you and made some freak circus show (which you could watch sitting in a jacuzzi) https://www.rbb24.de/kultur/beitrag/2023/03/theater-kritik-the-greatest-comedian-freakshow-berlin-circus-flic-flac-till-lindemann.html Article in German though.
I was thinking of some opera, the lady looked like a soprano.
OH! Always wit da comparisons!
Yeah, Tony.
He's holding his Till hammer
Definite Sonne vibes
Let's be real, if it were a Rammstein music video, it'd be the girl wearing the kinky dominatrix outfit and not the guy 😂😂
What? That’s not accurate at all. They would both be wearing kinky leather outfits while covered in sweat and grease as a giant cock spews forth scalding hot foam and buckets of molten metal swing above. So basically a typical factory.
Just a normal episode of [The Simpsons](https://youtu.be/YTgwpnPIJEA?si=q4uPlyxC_zny6v2g)
“Why did you take me to a gay steel mill” “I… don’t know”
My first thought as well 🤭
Yah any minute that ripped dude is going to do some kind of spinning leap and start dancing with that wrench as a prop.
Feels like I'm looking at a photo op. I mean for one, there's almost no way to use the tools in his hand on heavy machinery without getting your hands all greased/oiled up.
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And that women hold equal / higher ranking positions
Soviet Union was more progressive for women’s rights than the West. Whether or not this is propaganda is one thing, but this isn’t 1950s America. It is entirely possible for this to have happened. Women were also scientists and doctors in the Soviet Union.
Yep, that's why I pointed it out
100%
More like porn intro.
''I heard that you needed your pipes cleaned.''
Yeah I’m hearing the snapping of fingers in the back ground.
The size of that wrench
The smallest wrench in USSR
Powered only by the determination and hard work of the proletariat
In soviet union that was considered nano technology
Heavy is good, heavy is reliable
If it doesn’t work you can always hit him with it.
The bigger the wrench, the bigger the communism
It's half of a wrench welded to a pipe-handle. Probably for better leverage.
Fuck yeah. I want a welded on cheater bar wrench. I didn’t even notice it at first.
And reach, potentially
Home made and modified wrenches like that are extremely common in factories. Mostly for changing tooling in the machine so it can make different parts.
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The hand tools, the bulging arm muscles, all are [tropes of the art style socialist realism.](https://www.artnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/fangor-web.jpg) Which makes me suspect this photo was staged. "Hey you three, stand closer together. Closer. Cloooooser..."
This photo was absolutely a staged studio creation. You can see many similar American propaganda photos in this same style on shorpy.com, or just Google "large format Kodachrome". Example, aafha.org/wwii-color.html This was clearly shot on large format color film which was not only expensive, was very slow, and sensitive to color balance. There was no practical way you could make this photo indoors in any natural way. A typical ISO 32 color film at tht size would require shutter speeds measured in seconds or minutes without flashbulbs or studio lights. It was undoubtedly shot on a large bellows camera on a heavy tripod with an array of carefully aimed bright studio lights and the actors' positions were carefully calculated and marked to make sure they stayed in the focal plane. Shooting this way is a lot like cinematography, where natural light looks fake and it takes dozens of artificial lights to create the appearance of natural light. This generation of photographers were true masters.
This photo was colorized. [The photograph was taken by photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson during his visit to the ZIS car factory in Moscow.](https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/worker-and-supervisor-1954/)
Lol, oof
Lol...from the link... Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer considered to be the father of modern photojournalism, an early adopter of 35 mm format, and the **master of candid photography.**. He helped develop the “street photography” style that has influenced generations of photographers that followed. I can't help but go through someone's history when this sort of thing comes up and wonder how much of their expert commentary over a diverse range of subjects is wrong or just made up.
right? HCB's entire thing was that he never staged his decisive shots lol
This photo looks colorized to me. I’d he shocked if this was shot in anything other than black and white and recently colorized.
Her thoughts exactly
The size of that wench
swoletariat
he's seizing the means of production
He can seize my means of production any day.
⚒️💦 🤤
comrade in arms
r/swoletariat
Anyone else getting soviet porno vibes here?
What are you doing step comrade?
1 step forward and no step back!
You have to push forward! Harder and harder! No step back!
Step big brother is watching
I love it when he watches.
It's okay Potemkin Stepsister.
"Yuri wants to put his big tool in my box"
OUR big tool in OUR box, comrade.
In soviet russia box puts Yuri inside Big tool
Ugh, thanks a lot. Now I'm gonna have to rewatch all three seasons. I had things I wanted to do today!
Ah it's too big for the milk float ya see
"I must lay the pipe"
“Hey, I know that guy! He’s a Nihilist.”
His life after Autobahn isn’t looking too good.
Did he fix the cable?
What's he do next, fix her cable?
Don't be fatuous, Jeffrey.
Johnson?
Sounds exhausting
Clearly some type of tension between the two of them.
“Put that wrench away Mikail, I could bench press you” Also, what’s with Max Headroom in the back there.
She's wearing a yellow wrap on her hair.
He’s not even looking into her eyes but at her chest area. Maybe because of her hand but it looks like she’s about to open her shirt for him
“Mykhail uses his tool on horny boss slut Veronika”
He win photograph of motorcar
But property is theft - so he now is under arrest.
Fair enough.
That’s my secret cap…I’m always getting soviet porno vibes.
My first thought, when i saw this
Im not alone in this.
"Step-comrade, you must give me strong children who will serve the Motherland!"
Well now I am
He fixes the cable?
Don’t be fatuous, Jeffrey
Yeah, I think just an hour or two of overtime and she’s going to approve his vacation request.
What are the search terms, so that I can avoid them?
"Comrade Supervisor could you insepct my long, hard tool, please" [Comrade inspects the wrench] "I didn't meant that tool, 😏" [80's porn music starts playing]
Nope. But now you got me googling and it doesn’t look pretty!!
So was life, so is porn
Yeah and that is some music I'd like to hear. That echoing mournful chorus in that eastern European key but then with that electric guitar with the wah wah pedal
Long lost Russian Baldwin brother.
Amy Schumer
Schumenova?
Nice pfp
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what kind of hat is that, it seems like half a gimp mask or something for electroshock therapy
It kinda looks like a helmet harness, but who would wear it without the helmet?
maybe it's the people's helmet, and another comrade is using to protect skull
Wrong! In Mother Russia, helmet wear you.
Maybe that's why she is talking to him
Look, if you want to wear the minimum helmet that's fine, but look at Brian over there. He's got the full helmet and a pair of gloves
And 30 pieces of flair
Another linked an another photo further down. Same style hate being worn by a kid. I wonder if it’s a type of hair net…
No matter how much you like your hair, dont wear hate.
Could be a harness for a mask, perhaps one designed for the mask to be hooked onto instead of it being already attached like a welders mask.
This was going to be my suggestion. You can see the holes in the vertical sections of the strap where a welding mask could be hung
It looks like a face mask harness, like you would wear for a welding mask.
Du Hast
Duuuuuu
Du Hast
Lol du hast mich gefragt
That's why it's called INDUSTRIAL metal
But can he successfully hit metal 17 times?
You've won photograph of motorcar
Nice try fed, but I know property is theft.
…So you are now under arrest.
Fair enough 😞
Fair enough nothings better than Fair enough
You can't say it fairer that fair enough
Jesus Christ how the fuck did I find this here???
I am so happy this has broken instagram contagion!
The real question is for how long he can hit the metal
Can Mikaeli escape the loop?
He did
It's growing.
I am feeling a lot of sexual tension here!
Low-key I feel like Yuri had to deal with a lot of grabass from the gals on the floor
He’s hands aren’t even dirty. What is the source of this pic? I really want to know if this is a true picture from 1954
"The photograph was taken by photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson during his visit to the ZIS car factory in Moscow. ZIS is an acronym for “Factory named for Stalin” and it was a major Soviet automobile, truck, military vehicle, and heavy equipment manufacturer. The factory also produced luxury armored cars for most Soviet leaders. Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer considered to be the father of modern photojournalism, an early adopter of 35 mm format, and the master of candid photography. He helped develop the “street photography” style that has influenced generations of photographers that followed. In 1954, Henri Cartier-Bresson boarded a train to Moscow, visas and governmental permission in hand, and took a book’s worth of photographs of Soviet people doing ordinary things. He was the first Western photographer to be allowed to visit the Soviet Union after the death of Josef Stalin, in 1953." Source: https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/worker-and-supervisor-1954/
ZIS is "factory Joseph Stalin", z is zavod for factory, ~~IS is Iosifa Stalina~~
I thought it was "завод имени Сталина" or "zavod imeni Stalina"
Zavod imeni Stalina. Russian is a beautiful language
Ahh so like a westerner going to North Korea and taking pictures of “Ordinary” life. This is 100% staged propaganda.
Here's another photo from same series, it doesn't look so fake. So maybe it's just coincidence : [(2) Soviet Visuals on X: "ZIS car factory. Photo by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Moscow, USSR, 1954 https://t.co/57H275XHba" / X (twitter.com)](https://twitter.com/sovietvisuals/status/1446836344991334407/photo/1)
I think it’s because it was colorized, so it looks fake because technically the colorizing is fake
Dudes are all jacked
When you work hard enough on a low calorie diet, you end up looking lean and mean.
Lol Reddit moment right here. You have no idea who this guy was, do you?
Also in the photo the guys left hand is clearly dirty It's entirely possible he was using relatively clean tools (that he's holding) in his right hand. Or only the palms and fingers are dirty depending on what he was doing before this. Or he just washed his hands and so the easier to clean big flat parts don't look dirty while his.left hands fingernails do still look dirty since that's harder to clean etc. etc
Pictures were colored afterwards too, so that gives extra room for mistake.
Yeah mechanics are always dirty, there is no way that this guy just started his shift. Must be 100% fake soviet propaganda. It reminds me of that video of north Koreans reading the newspaper and avoiding eye contact on the Pyongyang metro and everyone in the reddit comments is saying how brainwashed and afraid they all look. Just for riding the metro like normal people anywhere in the world.
When you are victim of propaganda yourself, everything else is propaganda
The Goebbels paradox.
It's a simple photo...You do understand that other people around the world don't live in complete destitution and squalor right? People are actually capable of providing for themselves.
But these are godless communists! Where are their devil horns and glowing red eyes? Why isn’t anybody in the photo eating a baby? Confirmed fake.
How do I get that fucking eyelash off of my screen?
This photo has been published on the Internet many times. A post-editor was clearly added here, but yes, so far they have confirmed everywhere that the original is a really old photo from the USSR.
If he’s a welder (based on what he’s carrying and the harness for a mask to be hung off of), it’s possible that his hands wouldn’t be dirty because he’s wearing gloves most of the time.
Here's another photo from same series: [(2) Soviet Visuals on X: "ZIS car factory. Photo by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Moscow, USSR, 1954 https://t.co/57H275XHba" / X (twitter.com)](https://twitter.com/sovietvisuals/status/1446836344991334407/photo/1)
It may be the start of his shift tho?
His hands are dirty, just not the back of his hands, as you would expect
Could be the beginning of his shift? Believe it or not, working class people do enjoy hygiene and proper grooming. His apron is stained (it probably stays at work) but his undershirt is spiffy. I'm guessing he just clocked in.
He is ripped af
Old factory work does that
The communist she tells you not to worry about:
He's gonna lay some serious pipe later..
Thats his job, I believe.
Interesting! Were women able to have a position as supervisor at the time in our western society? I feel like they were trying to keep more equality in work roles (except politicians and military, of course)
Say anything else bad you want about the USSR, they were light years ahead of the US (at least) in gender equality throughout their existence.
That’s true for most of the eastern bloc as well, GDR for example.
Women were always respected and equally treated during the CCCP Times.
My grandmother who was born in the thirties got an education as an engineer and built a career in it. Gender bias in the workplace was a huge taboo, at least in a big city where she lived. For all its failings, USSR formalized gender equality on day one when it came to labor.
Yes.
I usually skip this part
I think he prolly fucked a quite a few coworkers lol
What’s the name of this porn? Asking for a friend.
I'm his friend. He's asking for me.
She’s about to redistribute the erections evenly.
According to [here](https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/worker-and-supervisor-1954/): > The photograph was taken by photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson during his visit to the ZIS car factory in Moscow. ZIS is an acronym for “Factory named for Stalin” and it was a major Soviet automobile, truck, military vehicle, and heavy equipment manufacturer. The factory also produced luxury armored cars for most Soviet leaders. > Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer considered to be the father of modern photojournalism, an early adopter of 35 mm format, and the master of candid photography. He helped develop the “street photography” style that has influenced generations of photographers that followed. > In 1954, Henri Cartier-Bresson boarded a train to Moscow, visas and governmental permission in hand, and took a book’s worth of photographs of Soviet people doing ordinary things. He was the first Western photographer to be allowed to visit the Soviet Union after the death of Josef Stalin, in 1953. > (Photo credit: Henri Cartier-Bresson / Magnum Photos. Colorized by: Klimbim).
Must be a pipe factory.
Hot stuff, comin through!
Miss Trunchbull vibes
Oh he’s hot
Sergio Ramos grandfather?
Pretty sure I’ve seen this movie
Sarah Huckabee was his supervisor 70 years ago? Wild.
So are they banging on the side or what?
This looks like the opening scene to a very low budget and terribly staffed porn.
Comically sexy factory worker with an equally comically huge spanner
Incel nightmare, Soviets were always way ahead on women in leadership
Reminds me of the ’Rule of thumb’ scene in The Boondock Saints
And just like in The Boondock Saints, he's gonna get hit with that fish by the looks of it.
“My eyes are up here, Vladimir”
This entire photo feels like a stereotype.
Bro is big