Do you listen to foreign language music?

Do you listen to any foreign language bands, or do you only listen to your main language?
  
I listen to Rammstein (German) and Maximum The Hormone (Japanese), but the rest of my music is in English.  I don't speak German or Japanese, so I don't have a clue what they're saying unless I look up a translation, yet the're still awesome to me. 
 The majority of my music is from Germany, but they sing/scream in English anyways, so I suppose they don't count.

The lyrics of Rammstein are mostly would-be-shocking drivel, nothing to write home about. To answer the question, I like Banghra and Reggea/Dancehall, though the vast majority of the music I usually listen to is instrumental. I don't like vocals in general, especially not in my own language. I prefer English, it just sounds better.

Beyond some game music I have thats in Japanese I only own music in English; I don't have anything against music in other languages but I just haven't discovered any bands I'd listen to much in foreign languages yet.

Yep DJ Krush baby! Also Nujabes, and Shing02

Rachid Taha he sings in Algerian.  
Some others, french.

A little Ramstein when the mood strikes but mostly no.

I listen to japanese music and mostly to instrumental stuff lately, so it doesn't really matter.

See now, this is where you went wrong. Giant Bomb is an international site, meaning not everyone speak English.
 For instance, I'm from Sweden but listen to almost only English music, meaning I listen to foreign music only.

Yeah...i listen to Rammstien too..

I used to listen to some music that I found in animes. But, if I couldn't find the meaning to the songs I didn't enjoy them as much.

" Yeah...i listen to Rammstien too.. "

Well English is a foreign language too me, so yeah all the time. Rest is in Danish, but most is English.

I have a strange, secret fascination and love of Jpop.

Eh Ive listened to some Ayumi back in my day, but to be honest most of mine is English, wish I could listen to some Spanish Music though considering I'm learning the language. 
 
-- God Bless.

Well, being a dane, English is a foreign language to me, so yes.

" Well, being a dane, English is a foreign language to me, so yes. "

I listened to the mars volta and one of their middle albums has a distinct  latin flavour

80% of my music is a different language..... O_o

Im french so the english music I listen to is foreign....I listen to mostly french & english music, I listen to some norwegian metal but that's about it

No, not really. I've always wanted to get into Rammstein but I've always been too lazy to get their music.

" See now, this is where you went wrong. Giant Bomb is an international site, meaning not everyone speak English.  For instance, I'm from Sweden but listen to almost only English music, meaning I listen to foreign music only. "

I'd like to say around 75% of what I listen to is foreign.  The fact that not a lot of Drum and Bass comes from the US is why.  I also listen to songs in Spanish and in Japanese, though I don't know a lick of Japanese yet.  

I listen to Sigur Ros (Icelandic) alot... their music is amazing.

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All the music i listen to is foreign, its all sung in English, and i´m neither American or British. But i also listen to German stuff. The bands i listen to thats from my country all sing in english too, its very rare for them to sing in their native tongue.

Hmm, it seems people are also counting foreign bands that don't speak a foreign language...  In that case, about 2/3 of my music is foreign. 
 
Arch Enemy, Caliban, Neaera, Blindside, 6th Awakening, Rammstein, Maximum The Hormone, Heaven Shall Burn, Amon Amarth... 
The only American bands I listen to are As I Lay Dying, August Burns Red, Dethklok, Nile and Unearth.

Not really, but sometimes I might be in the mood.

I'm Dutch, and most of the music I listen to is, like everyone else,  English. Dutch is no language to be sung, it's just  a torture to listen to! 
Though most Dutch bands sing in English, the so called Nederpop (Dutch-pop / Music written by ) is awfully bad.  
 
Three examples of what Dutch people mostly listen to . . . . 
 
The first one is really, really bad. Although the video is embedded in this post, it doesn't mean you should listen to it. You are warned, your head may explode . . .
 
Jan Smit -  Boom Boom Bailando  
 

Yes I do. If I think it's good I'll listen to it. I don't care what language it's in.

NO

I hear american music 

Most of my music is Jrock and pop and techinically since i'm not from the states all the music I listen to is foreign.

The Mars Volta, some of their songs have sections sung in Spanish. I also listen to just one song in French, but that really does not count.

I listen to just plain English music.

Jpop.  The cuter and catchier, the better,

Yes.

@TheGremp said

They also manage to have terrible vocals, even with a vocoder.  Fail. " 

That vocoder thing seems  to be very popular these days (BEP / Usher etc.). It's just awful. 
For the Black Eyed Peas . . .They should be ashamed! they had a good thing going but blew it for me after "Where is the love?". 

" Do you listen to any foreign language bands, or do you only listen to your main language?  I listen to Rammstein (German) and Maximum The Hormone (Japanese), but the rest of my music is in English.  I don't speak German or Japanese, so I don't have a clue what they're saying unless I look up a translation, yet the're still awesome to me.  The majority of my music is from Germany, but they sing/scream in English anyways, so I suppose they don't count. "

Yeah, not that many bands I listen to sing in Swedish or Finnish so most of the music I listen to is in a foreign language to me. Mostly English, but also a bunch of stuff in French (Alcest, Belenos, Mirrorthrone, etc) and Norwegian (Seigmen, Windir, Asmegin, etc).

I listen to some Arabic music, and I'll occasionally listen to Rammstein.