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Die Antwoord Zef: Afrikaner Peculaton and Appropriation in Post-Modern Capetown | Moonchild Sanelly 'Bashiri' ('15 MINUTES EVERYONE BE POES #ZefTiger)

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For context: There is a well-known pastor in South Africa called prophet Bashiri who is well-loved by his congregants so much so that they call him "papa" or "major one" and they refer to themselves as "daughters/sons of major one" etc.

Summary:

An Introduction To Die Antwoord in 10 Songs

His followers do everything he says and they do not take kindly to anyone who criticises him.

Cape Town ( ), South Africa, Die Antwoord is a rap-rave outfit formed in 2008 by Watkin Tudor Jones (also known as Ninja), Yolandi Visser and DJ Hi-Tek. (92)
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Visser and DJ Hi-Tek.
The group rose to fame in 2009 after their music videos for Enter the Ninja and Zef Side became viral hits.
We take a look at the eccentric group’s best songs.
Die Antwoord (Afrikaans for ‘The Answer’) is famous for their controversial personas and vulgar lyrics inspired by a subculture known as ‘zef’ — Afrikaans slang for ‘redneck’ or ‘trailer trash’.
Their music is a combination of rap, electronica and rave and features lyrics in English, Afrikaans and South African slang.
Arguably the most successful South African ( ) rap group of all time, Ninja and Yolandi are unapologetic about their explicit lyrics and contentious music videos which have garnered them a cult following.
- Enter the Ninja (2009) -Enter the Ninja is one of Die Antwoord’s most popular songs from their 2009 debut album $O$.
The catchy track is peppered with Ninja’s fast rap lyrics while Yolandi sings the hook in her trademark high-pitched voice.
Enter the Ninja reflects on zef culture and Ninja’s self-promotional status as ‘someone who is not to be messed with’.
The song was listed at number 37 on the UK ( ) Music Chart in 2010.
Try this video if the below is blocked in your country ( ).
-------- I Fink U Freeky (2012) ------ I Fink U Freeky is a popular song on Die Antwoord’s second studio album Tension, debuting at number 20 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart in 2012.
A play on the words ‘I think you’re freaky’, the techno-rave dance track sees Yolandi and Ninja wax lyrical about being the main attraction at a nightclub.
In the song, Ninja’s rap style is reminiscent of an early Eminem.
The black-and-white music video has since garnered more than 83 million views on YouTube.
---- Ugly Boy (2014) -----Ugly Boy delves into ‘love’ and is as normal as it gets with these crazy two.
The song is more mainstream with a strong pop sound that’s uncharacteristic for the duo, but perfect for the music video which features Carla Delevingne, Dita Von Teese, Marilyn Manson and Jack Black.
------- Banana Brain (2016) ----- Banana Brain is the third track on Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid — Die Antwoord’s fourth studio album due for release on September 16th.
The song is a hard-hitting lead single that will appeal to electro-dance lovers.
--- Cookie Thumper (2014) ---In Cookie Thumper, Yolandi spurts out cleverly-written lines interspersed with overtly sexual language regarding her relationship with ‘Anies’, a bad boy and ex-convict.
The song, from their third studio album Donker Mag, infers to gang culture in Cape Town and the Numbers Gang that operates primarily in Western Cape prisons.
---Gucci Coochie (2016) -- Gucci Coochie is a track off Suck on This — Die Antwoord’s EP released in May this year.
Featuring a suggestive title, the fast-paced EDM track warns men not to get involved with a woman who has expensive tastes and ‘gets everything she wants’.
The song features the voice of Dita Von Teese who also appears in the soon-to-be released music video.
See a teaser of the video below.
--------- Happy Go Sucky Fucky (2014) ---Ninja and Yolandi rap about freedom and living life without any rules in this menacing, techno-infused track from the Donker Mag album.
If you’re an avid gamer, you might notice a sampling of ‘Expander’, a track from the game Streets of Rage 2.
-------- We Have Candy (2016) ----We Have Candy is the title track on Die Antwoord’s forthcoming studio album.
The song is a typically bizarre production featuring Ninja and Yolandi’s signature banter and a haunting background choir.
The song makes use of typically innocent words like ‘black coffee’ and ‘lollipop’ to refer to drugs.
Pitbull Terrier (2014) ---- Pitbull Terrier samples a song from the soundtrack of the critically-acclaimed Serbian comedy, Black Cat, White Cat.
The disturbing music video pictures Ninja as a man-dog who gets off his leash and attacks innocent bystanders before being killed and then brought back to life by Yolandi.
---- Bum Bum (2016) ----- Bum Bum is the second single from the duo’s Suck On This mixtape.
The track is built around a sparse beat and looped refrain (‘even in my bum’) and features some pretty sleazy lyrics.
Ninja describes it as his ‘romantic Spanish porno rap adventure’.
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Visser and DJ Hi-Tek.

The group rose to fame in 2009 after their music videos for Enter the Ninja and Zef Side became viral hits.

We take a look at the eccentric group’s best songs.

Die Antwoord (Afrikaans for ‘The Answer’) is famous for their controversial personas and vulgar lyrics inspired by a subculture known as ‘zef’ — Afrikaans slang for ‘redneck’ or ‘trailer trash’.

Their music is a combination of rap, electronica and rave and features lyrics in English, Afrikaans and South African slang.

Arguably the most successful South African ( ) rap group of all time, Ninja and Yolandi are unapologetic about their explicit lyrics and contentious music videos which have garnered them a cult following.

- Enter the Ninja (2009) -Enter the Ninja is one of Die Antwoord’s most popular songs from their 2009 debut album $O$.

The catchy track is peppered with Ninja’s fast rap lyrics while Yolandi sings the hook in her trademark high-pitched voice.

Enter the Ninja reflects on zef culture and Ninja’s self-promotional status as ‘someone who is not to be messed with’.

The song was listed at number 37 on the UK ( ) Music Chart in 2010.

Try this video if the below is blocked in your country ( ).

-------- I Fink U Freeky (2012) ------ I Fink U Freeky is a popular song on Die Antwoord’s second studio album Tension, debuting at number 20 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart in 2012.

A play on the words ‘I think you’re freaky’, the techno-rave dance track sees Yolandi and Ninja wax lyrical about being the main attraction at a nightclub.

In the song, Ninja’s rap style is reminiscent of an early Eminem.

The black-and-white music video has since garnered more than 83 million views on YouTube.

---- Ugly Boy (2014) -----Ugly Boy delves into ‘love’ and is as normal as it gets with these crazy two.

The song is more mainstream with a strong pop sound that’s uncharacteristic for the duo, but perfect for the music video which features Carla Delevingne, Dita Von Teese, Marilyn Manson and Jack Black.

------- Banana Brain (2016) ----- Banana Brain is the third track on Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid — Die Antwoord’s fourth studio album due for release on September 16th.

The song is a hard-hitting lead single that will appeal to electro-dance lovers.

--- Cookie Thumper (2014) ---In Cookie Thumper, Yolandi spurts out cleverly-written lines interspersed with overtly sexual language regarding her relationship with ‘Anies’, a bad boy and ex-convict.

The song, from their third studio album Donker Mag, infers to gang culture in Cape Town and the Numbers Gang that operates primarily in Western Cape prisons.

---Gucci Coochie (2016) -- Gucci Coochie is a track off Suck on This — Die Antwoord’s EP released in May this year.

Featuring a suggestive title, the fast-paced EDM track warns men not to get involved with a woman who has expensive tastes and ‘gets everything she wants’.

The song features the voice of Dita Von Teese who also appears in the soon-to-be released music video.

See a teaser of the video below.

--------- Happy Go Sucky Fucky (2014) ---Ninja and Yolandi rap about freedom and living life without any rules in this menacing, techno-infused track from the Donker Mag album.

If you’re an avid gamer, you might notice a sampling of ‘Expander’, a track from the game Streets of Rage 2.

-------- We Have Candy (2016) ----We Have Candy is the title track on Die Antwoord’s forthcoming studio album.

The song is a typically bizarre production featuring Ninja and Yolandi’s signature banter and a haunting background choir.

The song makes use of typically innocent words like ‘black coffee’ and ‘lollipop’ to refer to drugs.

Pitbull Terrier (2014) ---- Pitbull Terrier samples a song from the soundtrack of the critically-acclaimed Serbian comedy, Black Cat, White Cat.

The disturbing music video pictures Ninja as a man-dog who gets off his leash and attacks innocent bystanders before being killed and then brought back to life by Yolandi.

---- Bum Bum (2016) ----- Bum Bum is the second single from the duo’s Suck On This mixtape.

The track is built around a sparse beat and looped refrain (‘even in my bum’) and features some pretty sleazy lyrics.

Ninja describes it as his ‘romantic Spanish porno rap adventure’.

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