The song title translates from Afrikaans as "Fuck All Y'all." It concludes with a rap break by DJ Hi-Tek, who's depicted as a monster as he riffs upon one of Mike Tyson's most infamously offensive bon mots and renders the song unplayable in most (all?) public settings. The supporting video in which group leader NINJA tells Americans why they shouldn't be offended won't ameliorate how you feel, especially when he accentuates one of his points by using two heavily-phallused toys to depict a sword fight.
South African rap crew Die Antwoord are back with something as strange and offensive and confident and independent as they wanna be. Whether you think it's genius or just in bad taste probably depends on your taste for anatgonistic and satiric art. Either way, good luck breaking off eye contact with this, since it's pretty impossible to not rubberneck.
--> watch "Fok Julie Naaiers" and NINJA's explanation
