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This is certainly not the first time that the group has been involved in a heated controversy. The video goes on for a couple of minutes as the story gets told a couple of times, and ends with Ninja complimenting her acting skills over the whole thing before saying “We’re gonna have to edit that part out.” As they come across more people they begin telling a fabricated story about Yolandi being assaulted as she fakes crying. Yolandi then responds, “I know … That’s what I’m going to say,” as she calms herself down from laughing. Don’t laugh anymore,” Ninja says to Yolandi as they approach the festival’s security. “Now here’s the story guys: He walked up on this young girl and he felt her bum and her tits and she’s upset. The video goes on for over 11 minutes as the group finds festival security to falsely accuse Butler of sexually harassing Yolandi as a way of excusing their behavior. Once the cameraman (named Ben Crossman) gets closer, Yolandi Visser (real name Anri du Toit), the lead vocalist of the group, can be heard yelling homophobic slurs at Butler as he runs away.

Butler, who is openly gay, is seen talking to someone when Ninja (real name Watkin Tudor Jones) runs up to him and spits in his face before the two begin screaming at one another before Butler throws a drink in Ninja’s face.

A video that was apparently shot in 2012 shows two members of Die Antwoord, along with other members of their crew, attacking Andy Butler of the group Hercules and Love Affair at an Australian music festival called Big Day Out.