Gabi und Klaus is a cheeky little drama that plays out like a soap opera in under three minutes. Poor Gabi pines for Klaus, but he shrugs and ends the relationship with a cold “Es ist aus!” Heart-broken, she races through the rain wailing that “life is cruel and Klaus is a pig.” Just when she has finally sung the pain away, Klaus realizes his mistake, runs back drenched in regret, and – surprise – gets the same icy dismissal. Now he is the lonely one sprinting through puddles, switching the lyrics to “Gabi’s a pig” while insisting that life is still terribly unfair.
The song is a playful reminder that love can flip faster than you can change a chorus line. With slap-stick repetition and catchy insults, Die Prinzen poke fun at the roller-coaster of teenage emotions: one moment you are the victim, the next you are the villain. In the end nobody wins, but everyone gets a memorable hook to shout in the rain – proof that heartbreak can be hilarious when put to a bouncy beat.