Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The strange and intense South African novelty-rap institution Die Antwoord are back. When last we heard from the group, they'd ...

Just like the rest of the Internet, we’ve been totally captivated by Die Antwoord, the South African oddball rap group fronted by a guy named Ninja with an awesome haircut and some terrible tattoos.

Eminem’s new song “Untouchable” was the talk on social media for his blistering critique of institutional racism, but one rap group wasn’t so fond of the song. According to Pigeons and Planes, members ...

Editor’s Note: This story originally published in 2013. When South African rap-rave group Die Antwoord released the music video for their single “I Fink U Freeky,” the world watched. The visually ...

South African hip-hop group Die Antwoord has five albums up its sleeve that are ready to go, according to Consequence of Sound. The first album in their line of ...

Image for "I Fink U Freeky, Die Antwoord new hit single, by photographer Roger Ballen. "Dresie and Casie, Twins, Western Transvaal" (1993), photographed by Roger Ballen as part of his "Plateland" ...

Since its 2009 formation, Die Antwoord has been something to rave about, quite literally. The South African trio, whose name means “The Answer” in Afrikaans, spins its hip-hop in a… By Billboard Staff ...

Cape Town’s inimitable rap eccentrics Die Antwoord have accused Suicide Squad director David Ayer of trying to do just that in his new superhero blockbuster. An Instagram post (see below) by the group ...

The fashion world may be scratching its collective head over Alexander Wang’s latest musical obsession, the controversial South African “Zef” group Die Antwoord; as we recently reported, they are now ...

Anyone who's ever claimed to represent the #ZefSide might want to sit down for this next one. By Kat Bein Update: Die Antwoord vocalist Yolandi Visser took to Instagram on Friday (Sept. 9) to debunk ...

Since February, the question has become so linked with South African “rave-rap” trio Die Antwoord that you’d be forgiven for thinking the cuss-word-laden query is actually part of the group’s name.

Yolandi Visser and Ninja of Die Antwoord perform onstage at O2 Academy Brixton on June 17, 2019 in London (Picture: Ollie Millington/Redferns) Die Antwoord will not appear at the London festival ...