DIE ANTWOORD ENTER THE NINJA INTRO PLUS THE LYRICS

They said I was a no-one, they said I was a fuckin’ psycho, but look at me now: All up on the interweb” and it makes the song at least 10 times cooler. Fuck all of you who said I wouldn’t make it, who said I was a loser. Then comes Ninja’s little spoken word part “ Fuck, this is like the coolest song I ever heard in my whole life. This guy has some mad rhymes and just let’s it all out, these two absolutely rock. Immediately from the music, to Yolandi’s vocals, the song is absolutely fantastic.

Then comes Yolandi’s rap, “ Rich Bitch” and it’s a good track, it has a good beat, and Yolandi has some great lyrics. Now we got Yolandi’s rap part, and she is pretty great at what she does, it’s really great. They got mad beats and great rhymes, “ everyone go ‘whooaaa’ like a Thunder cat!” – I love that line. The group rose to fame in 2009 after their music videos for Enter the Ninja and Zef Side became viral hits.The B-Side opens with the song “ Evil Boy” which is half sung in Afrikaans, and half in English. Hailing from Cape Town, South Africa, Die Antwoord is a rap-rave outfit formed in 2008 by Watkin Tudor Jones (also known as Ninja), Yolandi Visser and DJ Hi-Tek. Anyways, it’s a good song, and I like it.An Introduction To Die Antwoord in 10 Songs.

Die Antwoord Enter The Ninja Intro Plus The Lyrics

The C-Side closes with the song “ She Makes Me a Killer” and Ninja just goes right into it with this song, and there is some weird spoken word parts by a girl named ‘Sophie’ – but hey, the beat and the rap is good. The song is actually so good because it has a great beat, the vocals and lyrics are fantastic, plus the lyrics actually tell some sort of weird story, and it’s a weird one. Just this entire intro to the song is great. One player, one life on the mic limited time (Yo Ninja, go)The C-Side opens with “ Beat Boy” which also starts off with Ninja addressing DJ Hi-Tek to drop the beat, then Ninja begins to rap, and then Yolandi comes around with the chorus, and it’s honestly my favorite thing ever. The B-Side closes with “$copie” and I love Yolandi’s intro, she has a really good voice, I’m really, really fond of her voice, then Ninja begins to rap, and he just goes with these crazy ass raps, and the beat is always good in all their songs.Lyrics to Die Antwoord Enter the Ninja: I, I, I I am your butterfly I need your protection. I’m loving this album so far.

After that, the album closes with the hidden title track instrumental piece “$O$” and it’s alright, I prefer when they rap and sing, it’s much better. They’re so creative and unique with their lyrics. I do love these two though. It’s a pretty good track.The D-Side is the song “ Doos Drunk” which is more or less sung, and not really rapped, but it’s sung like they are drunk, and the chorus is more like a viking choir.