Die Antwoord Send A Strong Message To Danny Brown For Exposing Him



Die Antwoord Send A Strong Message To Danny Brown For Exposing Him

Some of y’all might know Die Antwoord and some of y’all won’t, but they blew up and went viral in the early 2010s as a result of some crazy music videos, heavily featuring surreal and disturbing images. There are also a number of disturbing rumors surrounding the two members of the group and the people around them. Danny Brown recently spoke about his own experience with one of the members of the group. We’ll also get into how Ninja has responded to the whole thing so far. So, we’re about to go down the rabbit hole of who they are, where they come from, and why they’ve been canceled about a thousand times and what the most recent allegation they have been accused of.

Die Antwoord is a South African rap-rave group from Cape Town. They’ve been active for a while. The two members of the group are Ninja and Yolandi Visser. Their real names are Watkin Tudor Jones and Anri Du Toit. Their first album dropped back in 2009, and despite the album itself not really breaching the mainstream, the music video for “Enter The Ninja” soon went viral. Ninja and Yolandi had also been active in other groups beforehand, such as MaxNormal.tv.

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34 thoughts on “Die Antwoord Send A Strong Message To Danny Brown For Exposing Him”

  1. Talk about a blackface for the guy with the GOD sweatshirt, stop talking about the music, if you don't recognize all the Aphex Twin references, sound, logos, etc.
    your musical culture has so many flaws that it's embarrassing for you, really…
    Cut your tongue Rizzle, it's stupid, never mind Die Antwood Freaks.
    This is just another female dog click here videos…

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  2. I think the allegations would be pretty close to the truth. South Africa is a crazy place and interviews from others describe drugs, sex and music. They probably burnt they brains out from drugs and living in thier music. Satanic and goth people go crazey if they believe that shit they follow.

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  3. Look, I’m going to try to make this simple but it will be polarizing.

    Artists (true artists) don’t expose who they are personally as a working artists freedom of expression requires an authentic but dramatized persona. This is a defensive posture, you do not want the audience to know you as that’s not the work, that’s a relationship. Artists do not cater to friends and family and often prefer their friends and family do not see their work as it’s not intended for them. Art is not a creative process, it’s equally destructive I’m order to strike a balance. Art often results from an internal conflict between what is believed to be social acceptability and what’s really the case. I myself live an antisocial lifestyle and need nothing from anyone really. My persona is aggressive and I have nothing but contempt for others. Individually I’m a compassionate caring person, but my work will not be tolerated without a proper ambassador and that’s a really bad version of me.

    I think that’s what they’re doing. Also when you get rich, as an artist you’re going to indulge in an absolutely bananas lifestyle till the wheels fall off.

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  4. lol ben doesn’t doctor his vids to make them look bad. most of his stuff has as little editing as possible so you can get the full context to see how shitty they are

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  5. My favorite thing in the world is watching affluent white rappers who pretend to be poor white rappers get exposed as f***ing frauds. Especially within the context of a national social movement of affluent white people pretending to be poor white people.

    But, somehow, the pedophilic sexual predator thing takes all the fun out of relishing in their demise. As does the fact that they will likely live out the rest of their lives in decadent comfort, in place of two talented people who didn't cause anyone irreparable harm.

    I think the worst part (second worst part, obviously) is the objective lack of talent that somehow propelled them to superstardom everywhere except South Africa that allowed them to pull this s**t. If about 135 people care about you in your own country, how do you become internationally famous? If Trevor Noah put out a hip-hop album, it would at least have some sort of cultural importance and international value. If you try to tell me that "I Fink U Freeky" is something that made the world better… stop it. Stop. It.

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  6. Yolandi's got white trash down! I love it! I can't overlook all the allegations though. Yesterday I wanted to listen to 'Daddy' but ended up watching a bunch of videos about allegations instead. These people are SICK!

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