Footage of group singing Nazi slogan while partying on German island goes viral

Footage of a group singing a Nazi slogan while partying on a German island has gone viral.

Footage from an elite German party island of people singing a Nazi slogan in place of the lyrics of a disco hit has gone viral and triggered a wave of outrage.

The film shows on the Sylt island drinking and dancing as the song “L’amour Toujours” plays in the background. Some in the group are heard changing the lyrics to an old Nazi slogan, “Germany for the Germans – foreigners out.”

One of the participants raises his right arm in an apparent Nazi salute, while imitating Hitler’s moustache by putting two fingers above his upper lip.

Both the slogan and the salute are illegal in Germany, and local enforcement are reportedly probing the matter.

Ihr habt den "verbotenen Ohrwurm" durch Eure aufgesetzte Empörung zum Meme gemacht. Jetzt müsst Ihr damit leben, dass in ganz Deutschland dieser Text durch die Köpfe der Jugend rauscht, sobald irgendwo "L’Amour toujours" läuft. https://t.co/1JgUVjafcr

— Hirnschluckauf ???? (@Hirnschluckauf) May 24, 2024