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'''Die Antwoord''' ({{IPA-bv|di ˈantvuərt|af}}) is a [[Kéijō-pop]] duo from [[Danville]], [[Tri-State Area]], formed in {{RP|2021}} in [[Duren Sawit]], [[Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands]], [[Scattered Islands]], consisting of two members, [[Peter Pínpokíe Flynn-Akabane|Peter Pínpokíe Flynn]] and [[Thomas James Yukitane|Thomas James "Yukitane" Minamoto]] (T-Nola), who were also members of [[Kéi-Peterpan]] and [[Scan2Go]], and are the continuation of Scan2Go after the band's last album. Their music, a mix of [[Wikipedia:Electronic music|electronic]], [[Wikipedia:Techno music|techno]] and [[Wikipedia:Contemporary R&B|R&B]], is often produced by [[Mat Phineas Flynn|Oboi]] and [[Ferb Fletcher|Ferb]], and performed in [[Wikipedia:Japanese language|Sangunese]], [[Scattered Frontier Phineaner|Scattered Islands Creole]] and [[Wikipedia:Afrikaans language|Afrikaans]]. They were initially known as a duo using their name from their first single, [[DIA (Die Antwoord single)|''DIA'']], which was released as a bonus track on their first album of [[Tokseh Karpet|''Tokseh Karpet'']]. | '''Die Antwoord''' ({{IPA-bv|di ˈantvuərt|af}}) is a [[Kéijō-pop]] duo from [[Danville]], [[Tri-State Area]], formed in {{RP|2021}} in [[Duren Sawit]], [[Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands]], [[Scattered Islands]], consisting of two members, [[Peter Pínpokíe Flynn-Akabane|Peter Pínpokíe Flynn]] and [[Thomas James Yukitane|Thomas James "Yukitane" Minamoto]] (T-Nola), who were also members of [[Kéi-Peterpan]] and [[Scan2Go]], and are the continuation of Scan2Go after the band's last album. Their music, a mix of [[Wikipedia:Electronic music|electronic]], [[Wikipedia:Techno music|techno]] and [[Wikipedia:Contemporary R&B|R&B]], is often produced by [[Mat Phineas Flynn|Oboi]] and [[Ferb Fletcher|Ferb]], and performed in [[Wikipedia:Japanese language|Sangunese]], [[Scattered Frontier Phineaner|Scattered Islands Creole]] and [[Wikipedia:Afrikaans language|Afrikaans]]. They were initially known as a duo using their name from their rock-influenced [[Phinbellan language|Standard Phineaner]] first single, [[DIA (Die Antwoord single)|''DIA'']], which was released as a bonus track on their first album of [[Tokseh Karpet|''Tokseh Karpet'']]. | ||
They were rebranded as "Die Antwoord" in {{RP|2022}} for their debut album, ''Tone'' in {{RP|2023}}. | They were rebranded as "Die Antwoord" in {{RP|2022}} for their debut album, ''Tone'' in {{RP|2023}}. | ||
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| Die Antwoord | |
 Members of Die Antwoord potraits during the launch of first single of the duo | |
| Background information | |
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| Origin |
Danville,  Tri-State AreaGlorioso (Karenkō) Islands,  Scattered Islands |
| Genres | Kéijō-pop · Sangunese pop · pop · dance · R&B · electronic · rock |
| Years active | RP 2619–present |
| Labels | TPHK Studio · SBS-DVB · S2S · TPEX · CBE · 1Forajasaki Records |
| Spinoff of | Scan2Go · Kéi-Peterpan |
| Website | dieantwoord.studio.tphk.phi |
| Members | |
Die Antwoord (Afrikaans pronunciation: [di ˈantvuərt]) is a Kéijō-pop duo from Danville, Tri-State Area, formed in RP 2617 in Duren Sawit, Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, Scattered Islands, consisting of two members, Peter Pínpokíe Flynn and Thomas James "Yukitane" Minamoto (T-Nola), who were also members of Kéi-Peterpan and Scan2Go, and are the continuation of Scan2Go after the band's last album. Their music, a mix of electronic, techno and R&B, is often produced by Oboi and Ferb, and performed in Sangunese, Scattered Islands Creole and Afrikaans. They were initially known as a duo using their name from their rock-influenced Standard Phineaner first single, DIA, which was released as a bonus track on their first album of Tokseh Karpet.
They were rebranded as "Die Antwoord" in RP 2618 for their debut album, Tone in RP 2619.
