Released in 2001 on the album *Reise, Reise*, this track exemplifies Rammstein's signature blend of industrial metal and gothic rock. The song features the band's characteristic heavy, distorted guitars layered with rhythmic, percussive elements and the distinctive vocal style of Till Lindemann. Thematically, it explores the concept of death and the human struggle to overcome it, a recurring motif in the group's discography. The title translates to 'What Will Not Die,' reinforcing the song's focus on mortality and resilience. As a staple of their mid-2000s output, the recording showcases the band's ability to fuse aggressive instrumentation with poetic, often dark, lyrical content, cementing their status as pioneers of the Neue Deutsche Härte genre.