Ever dated someone who just doesn’t get you, yet stays totally wrapped up in their own hobby, style, or ego? That is the playful story Annett Louisan tells in "Dein Ding." The singer welcomes a night-time visitor into her world, even builds him a little "bed" in her heart, only to watch him dismiss everything that makes their life together special: the cat, cosy breakfasts, even bars without football on TV. One phrase keeps popping up – "Das ist nicht dein Ding" – meaning "that is not your thing," highlighting how little he cares about anything beyond himself.
Tired of the one-sided effort, the narrator fights back with a modern twist: she posts his so-called "thing" online. The response? No likes, no comments, just a hilarious digital silence that exposes how unremarkable his obsession really is. With its catchy "Dingeling Ding Ding" hook, the song gently mocks self-centered partners and applauds the moment you finally see through them. It is cheeky, relatable, and a fun reminder to share your life with someone who actually shares it back.