Die Antwoord

I don't-

Die Antwoord, I'd bet.

Die Antwoord.

[laughs] It's Die Antwoord.

Okay.

I'm, I'm gonna rewind.

Uh, one of my guilty pleasures is Die Antwoord.

I think they're-

The border has been effectively closed.

Asylum is effectively stopped, unless you're a member of Die Antwoord and you're coming in from South Africa.

So the things that MAGA wanted to do that were seen by the liberal consensus as obviously crazy or obviously so bigoted that you'd suffer politically, they kind of did them.

If you go back to this Republican rhetoric of 2015, when people run against Trump, they wanted to control the border.

You have Ninja, Yolandi, and a guy called America.

And Ninja and Yolandi are actually part of the one South African like ghetto rave rap group you've ever heard of, Die Antwoord, playing themselves but in kind of a heightened way.

And then the third one, America, I can't – I didn't actually bother to check this.

He looks remarkably close to their producer.

Um, but you know, the fact is, is like Yolandi is like a real person.

Like she, she, you know, she has a daughter, uh, I believe with Ninja, uh, Um, and you know, she's like her, their whole arc of their life is, is, uh, being these people, like they are the people in the movie in real life.

Um, and it's just, it's one of those ones, like those cases, like, you know, Michael Jackson, to some extent, um, I can't really think of any other performance actors that became the artwork to the extent where the person they were before – no one knows who Henri Dutoit is, but they know Yolande Visser – And so who is Henri, like, in the face of Yolandi? Does she even exist anymore? Did that consciousness get superseded by the performance art, like, in this, you know, chaotic Johannesburg, like, you know, new life that was formed in Die Antwoord itself? Like, maybe that's, like, way too meta and I'm spiraling about it, but...

All of it is a spectacle and very interesting to look at as like, what is the antithesis to my life? Yolandi and Ninja are pretty antithetical to everything I believe and I do as a productive member of society.

Then we went back to the Danish Quarter...

Then I watched a little bit of Die Antwoord.

Yeah, I did.

From the side,