Die Antwoord

[blybly]

Are you faced with this group? Honestly I like this trio as performers, but their style is very similar to conventional anti-christian mist for young hipsters, but would like to hope that through the dirty cover there hide faith, or the adjective Yolandi Visser Jehovah’s Witnesses and all just a PR?

 

[HisIsTheCrown]

Are you faced with this group? Honestly I like this trio as performers, but their style is very similar to conventional anti-christian mist for young hipsters, but would like to hope that through the dirty cover there hide faith, or the adjective Yolandi Visser Jehovah’s Witnesses and all just a PR?

I listened to 2 of them but I prefer Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and many other classic easterners.

 

[blybly]

I listened to 2 of them but I prefer Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and many other classic easterners.

Bach in my favorite, but sometimes i wanna some of underground hip-hop

 

[Baelor]

I listened to 2 of them but I prefer Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and many other classic easterners.

The group is South-African; I do not think that is typically considered the east.

I do not think that Russian composers from a century ago form an adequate comparison in this case.

To the OP, most of their songs are satire/commentary. So the “dirty” facade is, in fact, a very real facade that is masking political and ethical commentaries, e.g. on forced male circumcision.

 

[blybly]

To the OP, most of their songs are satire/commentary. So the “dirty” facade is, in fact, a very real facade that is masking political and ethical commentaries, e.g. on forced male circumcision.

That is, I was wrong that they have some share of the hidden Christianity through these mocking satan lil’ bit (I do not know how to be expressed in another way)?

 

[HisIsTheCrown]

The group is South-African; I do not think that is typically considered the east.

I do not think that Russian composers from a century ago form an adequate comparison in this case.

To the OP, most of their songs are satire/commentary. So the “dirty” facade is, in fact, a very real facade that is masking political and ethical commentaries, e.g. on forced male circumcision.

Just watch please: Bling ! the OP is from Ukraine, which, for me, not for Japan, is the East ! Bling !

Sorry, I do not know Ukraine composers or whether Borodin, Stravinsky and so on are from there…

Attention, I liked those hip-hopsters but 100 years from now, they will be gone…

 

[HisIsTheCrown]

The group is South-African; I do not think that is typically considered the east.

I do not think that Russian composers from a century ago form an adequate comparison in this case.

To the OP, most of their songs are satire/commentary. So the “dirty” facade is, in fact, a very real facade that is masking political and ethical commentaries, e.g. on forced male circumcision.

are you an english speaker?
then, understand this: people from english speaking countries understand the lyrics but from non-english speaking do not understand most of the time. They are just saying words that mostly people do not understand let alone understand the hidden meaning.

I remember a few years ago, in my non-english speaking country, a Catholic Radio was broadcasting anglo music while I was shaving till I realized what they were broadcasting: “Legalize it!” which mean a call for the legalization of marijuana.

It was a Catholic Radio, no one cared for the lyrics…

 

[blybly]

Attention, I liked those hip-hopsters but 100 years from now, they will be gone…

Sure, no one compares die antwoord with the classics, I was just wanted to hear ur views about this band, and understand their “message” (if it takes place ofc)

 

[Tenofovir]

are you an english speaker?
then, understand this: people from english speaking countries understand the lyrics but from non-english speaking do not understand most of the time. They are just saying words that mostly people do not understand let alone understand the hidden meaning.

I remember a few years ago, in my non-english speaking country, a Catholic Radio was broadcasting anglo music while I was shaving till I realized what they were broadcasting: “Legalize it!” which mean a call for the legalization of marijuana.

It was a Catholic Radio, no one cared for the lyrics…

Legalising marijuana does not have to be an anti-Christian/Catholic thing. You do know that alcohol and cigarettes are legal. Marijuana is safer than both alcohol and cigarettes.

Secondly if people don’t care for the lyrics, it’s not really a problem. Right?