(official Video) (vod) — Die Prinzen - Kuessen Verboten

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.

Die Prinzen's hit single (1992) is a defining piece of German a cappella pop that uses satirical humor to explore personal boundaries and social discomfort. Released as the title track of their second studio album, the song solidified the band's transition from former East German choir singers to pan-German superstars. 🎵 Song Meaning and Lyric Analysis Die Prinzen - Kuessen verboten (Official Video) (VOD)

The bridge features a nightmare where bandmate Tobias Künzel enters with "large, wet lips," causing the narrator to scream in terror. It traces the protagonist's aversion back to childhood,

The song is performed from the perspective of a man who feels extreme physical and psychological discomfort when kissed. 🎵 Song Meaning and Lyric Analysis The bridge

The lyrics humorously but firmly declare that "kissing is forbidden" ( küssen verboten ), presenting a playful take on personal space and consent.