Ben then contacted the South African Social Services and sent them his sworn affidavid. With fame comes stalkers, Die Antwoord’s number 1 stalker being a man called Ben Crossman, an ex-South African currently living in France.īen used to work for Die Antwoord as a tour cameraman until he got fired for being permanently stoned on the job…īen Crossman, who has had no direct contact with Die Antwoord or their daughter for years, recently went to the police in France and swore an affidavit stating that Ninja & Yolandi’s teenage daughter was in danger and needed to be removed immediately from their care. When the ‘woke mind virus’ arrived, Die Antwoord’s controversial status hit another level.Īh, yes, the old ‘woke’ dig. That silence was broken earlier this morning via an official statement released across social media:Ī post shared by picked out a few sections from there to highlight:ĭue to Ninja & Yolandi’s wild stage personas and psychologically penetrative music videos, Die Antwoord have been accused by their haters for just about every crime known to mankind. Their German agent said only that they “do not agree with these allegations and there is no comment”. Initially, the group appeared reticent to comment publicly on the allegations. The group’s former filmmaker, Ben Jay Crossman, initially led the charge and News24 soon picked up the story, speaking with Crossman as well as a couple who say they have spent time looking after the duo’s biological daughter.

Waddy Jones and Anri du Toit, known around the world as Ninja and Yolandi Visser (or Vi$$er), have been accused of child abuse and exploitation. [imagesource: Instagram / the course of the past month or so, a series of damning accusations have been levelled against Die Antwoord. Die Antwoord's Ninja And Yolandi Take You Through A 'Normal' Day.Hit After Hit As Die Antwoord Accused Of Child Abuse.

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