This morning, I spoke with Ninja, who was chilling at a friend's place in Johanesburg prior to the tour. Just yesterday, Die Antwoord released the video for their song 'Evil Boy.' Watch it below, but make sure your boss isn't looking, because it may well be one of the most risqué music videos ever recorded. They push the creative envelope with an absurdist gangsta sexuality, laden with heavy doses of profane slang in their native tongue.ĭie Antwoord arrives in America next week to tour in support of $O$ (SOS), their debut CD on Interscope, which, fittingly, is also home to Lady Gaga and Eminem. The most common reaction to Enter the Ninja may well have been, What the fokk? (See my initial reaction here.) Bumping a South African ghetto style known as zef-which is vaguely akin to our 'bling'-rappers Ninja and Yo-Landi Vi$$er have created an insanely weird, high-energy chemistry. Then, practically overnight, their video Enter the Ninja became an internet sensation (nearly 8 million views to date), launching a bidding war by major labels. Prior to February, Afrikaner 'zef' rappers Die Antwoord were virtually unknown outside of South Africa.

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