Photography by Ross GarrettMusicIncomingDazed meets Die AntwoordFor the June issue of Dazed, music editor Tim Noakes goes on a trip to the zef side of Cape Town to meet interweb phenomenon Die AntwoordShareLink copied ✔️May 13, 2010MusicIncomingTextTim NoakesDie Antwoord20 Imagesview more + In the June issue of Dazed & Confused, as part of our section on new South African youth culture, music editor Tim Noakes spent the day hanging in Cape Town with zef rap rave interweb phenomenon, Die Antwoord. With unprecedented access, rappers NINJA and Yo-Landi talked frankly about their overnight success, their divisive image, gangsta skills, and exactly where those Pink Floyd boxer shorts came from. The interview moved from slurping milkshakes in a downtown Wimpy, to a dodgy crack shack for the photo shoot, and ended up in Mitchell's Plain, one of South Africa's most violent townships, where Die Antwoord kicked it with Afrikaans rap pioneer, Isaac Mutant. We're going to upload a film of our encounter next week, but until then check out these awesome images Ross Garrett took for the Dazed & Confused magazine feature, most of which are being seen here for the first time. Pick up the new June issue, out Thursday 13 May, to read the full feature... and stay tuned for our video interview. Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MORE‘It’s spiritual warfare’: Bricknasty are fighting for Dublin’s precariatBABYMETAL: The ‘little girls’ who shaped a generation of metal musicThe only tracks you need to hear from October 2025The UK Music Video Award winners are hereKelly Lee Owens’ guide to a good night outAccorParcels’ Jules Crommelin: ‘This isn’t just a tour, it’s life’ Dazed Mix: Jennifer WaltonBillie Eilish calls out billionaires: ‘No hate, but give your money away’In pictures: KATSEYE get spicy at debut UK showSlew’s dream night out? Stupidity and ‘special water’ Exclusive BTS images of PinkPantheress and JT’s latest music videoSAMRATTAMA is making indie music for an independent Kazakhstan