
Self Destructive Zone wrote:they must really like gummo over there



acapelli wrote:saw it linked on nymag this morning, seems to be picking up steam

crooked wrote:guys i'm starting to legitimately enjoy this wtf
Also I linked one of my friends to it and he said that there's a giant thread on it on 4chan's music board. Fuck.

crooked wrote:guys i'm starting to legitimately enjoy this wtf
Also I linked one of my friends to it and he said that there's a giant thread on it on 4chan's music board. Fuck.
the_village wrote:couple of really good tracks on the album
Some dude from a forum I go on proved they're a hoax. Well apparently the chick and dude are married IRL and had this old band where they tried to do the same thing (cheesy comedy rap) but failed. They made a new band and got sponsored by Puma and other companies now and have therefore gotten money and promotion.

Herzog wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wc3f4xU_FfQ
This is the best thing since Shine On Me
clockout wrote:of montreal is like youre tripping on acid and the record is skipping so you finally find the record player and your uncle is in there masturbating


Genugtig, my traffic is going through the roof.
America has discovered Die Antwoord.
Just this week I tweeted that my traffic is going to be far over 5000 visits for the month. I was clipping away at 200 visits per day, but that was before the world got the hots for Die Antwoord.
Just look! I’ve got Wordpress Super Cache installed, so my server should be ok.
Do yourself a favour and do a Twitter search – every minute there is a Die Antwoord Tweet.
clockout wrote:of montreal is like youre tripping on acid and the record is skipping so you finally find the record player and your uncle is in there masturbating



machinist wrote:
and this is my first time trying to find something on 4chan, and wtf, I can't navigate this place to save my life; looking for the thread and what a clusterfuck this website is
edit: found it, http://boards.4chan.org/mu/res/7330629
4chan is neither as trollish or puerile as I had expected; I mean it is, but not as much so as people say
Mirror//Mantra wrote:
Which one of you? This is why we don't have nice things.
Scene and heard: Zef
This is a sweat-stained South African cousin to the UK's own white, working-class rap variant. It's District 9 donk
Language reveals a lot about the culture it springs from, as anyone grappling with more than 40 Finnish variations on the word "snow" can attest. Zef is a lurid form of South African rave-rap that has grown from the ramshackle Afrikaans suburbs of Cape Town. An online glossary of zef slang contains 10 words for "masturbate" and 12 for "vagina". At the forefront of this scene is Die Antwoord, whose moniker is Afrikaans for "the answer". But if they're the answer, what's the question? Judging by the x-rated trio's super-stylised videos, it's probably "what do you get if you cross Gummo with Scooter?"
The band is led by Ninja, the latest incarnation of Watkin "Waddy" Tudor Jones, a wiry, tattooed MC and veteran of the South African rap scene. In an interview with Vice magazine he translated zef as "fucking cool" and described his band as, "like, 2Unlimited, C+C Music Factory kind of thing … but a bit more gangster, with a street edge". An unhinged hotchpotch of Euro dance, snap beats and rapid-fire rapping, zef is a sweat-stained South African cousin to the UK's own white, working-class rap variant. It's District 9 donk.
Ninja's partner in rhyme is the astounding Yo-landi Visser, whose eerie singing voice and potty-mouthed rapping pitches her somewhere between Liz Fraser and Peaches. The synth-heavy ringtone rave that underpins their songs is provided by DJ Hi-Tek, though sadly not the same Hi-Tek who produced for Mos Def and Talib Kweli during the 1990s heyday of New York backpack rap. Satellite members include a number of local gangsta rappers and a DJ with progeria syndrome.
Die Antwoord are not alone in exploiting the hip-hop potential of Afrikaans patios. Jack Parow, who fills his songs with funny tales of slum strife, has been dubbed the Afrikaans Eminem. But while Parow has been praised for his authenticity, Die Antwoord's credibility is more open to interpretation. I contacted Tudor Jones for this feature and, to begin with, he willingly answered questions about the band and their background. That changed when I broached the subject of his previous projects. During the 90s, Tudor Jones was a member of Original Evergreens, South Africa's answer to Cypress Hill, but left to explore more conceptual territory as part of the Max Normal.tv (MNTV) crew. Bottle-blonde Visser was also a member of MNTV. According to the band's Wikipedia page they, "perform[ed] live wearing three-piece suits while frontman Max Normal [Tudor Jones] delivers his motivational-speaking-style raps to the audience". I asked Tudor Jones if Die Antwoord was another conceptual project, if he and Visser had taken on new, more subversive roles. He declined to answer and politely withdrew his co operation.
They may be the answer, but it seems Die Antwoord is not necessarily the truth.
fucs jones wrote:

also, that's Cape Town, not Connecticut, you idiot.
