_Die Antwoord – “Evil Boy” (Music Video)

As soon as I hit play on this video, I knew I was in for something exciting from Die Antwoord. The first time watching this video for me was also the first time listening to “Evil Boy” for me as well. I was hoping for excitement – and it was nothing short of it. I was also glad to learn that “Evil Boy” would be a collaboration with Diplo, which makes it so much better.

The video is very graphic – nipple-less boobs, tons of penis shaped things, so this is definitely NSFW. By the way, who’s that black dude?

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4 Responses to “Die Antwoord – “Evil Boy” (Music Video)”

  1. Andrew, on October 8, 10 Said:

    SO GOOD! The black dude is Evil Boy, I think?

  2. Commentor, on October 11, 10 Said:

    The black guy is named Wanga, I guess he is a new add on to the group.

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  4. Micheal, on December 14, 10 Said:

    the black guy is WANGA, he is a kwaito artist from South Africa

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