
Example: “I’m a Ninja, yo, my life is like a video game.” And, as above the picture, “I’m all up in the club in my underpants.”Ĭheck out these videos below, but probably not at work or school, and see if you don’t find yourself putting a bit of Die Antwoord on your iPod. But you can’t help but move to the electric beats of “Evil Boy,” even if the lyrics are completely ridiculous and sometimes hilarious. The group is part of a South African counter-culture movement called Zef, which seems fitting – their music definitely isn’t what I would call mainstream.

'Enter The Ninja'-'Relentlessly silly chop socky entry that failed to make a. The song, and their subsequent fame, had journalists and fans everywhere asking if the project is a joke, or a serious. To skip a word, press the button or the 'tab' key. You can also drag to the left over the lyrics. To listen to a line again, press the button or the 'backspace' key. If the video stops your life will go down, when your life runs out the game ends. The group is made up of the platinum-haired, white mascara-wearing Yo-Landi Vi$$er, her babydaddy Ninja (real name Watkin Tudor Jones), and DJ Hi-Tek, all from Cape Town, South Africa. Memorex Introduced Its first line of microcassettes at CES-two for music r. They shot to global fame with the release of 2009’s Enter The Ninja. The video will stop till all the gaps in the line are filled in.

Once you get past the shocking video – including a few seconds of a half-naked Yolandi Visser with eyes as nipples – I guarantee you won’t be able to get these songs out of your head.

After watching “Evil Boy” and “ Enter the Ninja,” (also probably NSFW) I had no idea whether I actually liked the music or not because I had been so distracted by all the …interesting… visuals. All I could really do was stare at my computer screen while being visually assaulted by hundreds of phallic symbols in Die Antwoord’s music video for their single “ Evil Boy” (NSFW depending on where you W). I was first exposed to the sick genius that is Die Antwoord (“The Answer” in Afrikaans) a few weeks ago by a good friend from high school. “I’m all up in the club in my underpants.”
