Sex, drugs, homophobia and violence against women: Here are some of the most shocking allegations made against SA band Die Antwoord.

From early beginnings to featuring Hollywood’s A-list celebrities in their music videos. Take a look at Die Antwoord’s music career…

‘I’ve been groomed’: Tokkie du Preez, who was adopted by Die Antwoord as a young boy, has spoken about his childhood.

From Jack Parow to Kwesta, here are some of the richest rappers in South Africa (in no particular order).

Australian hip-hop artist Zheani has produced one hell of a diss track, claiming that Ninja from Die Antwoord kidnapped her. It’s an utterly bonkers story.

It will blow your mind to see what Ninja from Die Antwoord looked like 14 years ago.

Die Antwoord had some words of discouragement for Eminem.

Just as weird as ever.

Never far from controversy…

As if Suicide Squad needed any more bad press…

This mashup will give your childhood memories of these rotund aliens a slightly disturbing tinge.

Die Antwoord’s Yolandi Visser doesn’t seem to be much of a fan of Drake, in fact she thinks he’s rather kak

Die Antwoord played to a sold-out crowd on 17 January at the Brixton Academy in London. The PVC-clad audience were enraptured with the performance of Yolandi Visser, Ninja and DJ Hi-Tek. The group are currently touring many cities in Europe, followed by Australia and the USA.

A collection of work by two South African filmmakers will screen this week at the London Short Film Fest

When trashy meets chic: Die Antwoord gets fancy in a new ad for Dior by the director of their short film, Umshini Wam

Just like you can depend on spring to bring blossoms, November (better known as Movember) guarantees brambles and thickets of moustaches budding from the most unexpected follicles. Here are ten of South Africa’s best.

From wildlife spectacles to Afrikaans rappers, South Africans have contributed a lot to the online sensation of YouTube.

South African director, writer and producer Neill Blomkamp has taken the top spot at the US box office with his new sci-fi film starring Matt Damon, Jodie Foster and Sharlto Copley.

South African cult rappers Die Antwoord will be starring in Neill Blomkamp’s new sci-fi comedy