2014年9月24日 · Here are 15 signature ways to be Zef. 1. Yolandi’s mullet. The Zef mullet has a slightly different approach than your average Billy-Bob mullet. It’s still all business in the front with a party in the back, but with its rough buzz-cut edges and untamed locks made to resemble a large porcupine’s hide, these mullets have their own wild streak. 2.

2015年3月10日 · Zef is a fashion trend popularized by the rap-rave duo, Die Antwoord. Now they're starring in the box office hit, "Chappie." Here are 15 ways to be zef in South African street style.

Zef (Afrikaans: [ˈzɛf]) is a South African counter-culture movement. Kyle Hans Brockmann has compared zef counter-culture to many similar anarchic sub-cultures in the northern hemisphere. Yolandi Visser of Die Antwoord said, "It's associated with people who soup their cars up and rock gold and shit. Zef is, you're poor but you're fancy.

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Zef's visual style is characterized by its embrace of the "trashy." This includes elements like unconventional hairstyles, such as Yolandi's distinctive variations on the mullet. Bold graphics and logos on clothing are common, along with unusual accessories like …

以乐队DIE ANTWOORD发起的zef为例， 1.有何特点？ 2.产生原因or因素？ 3.运动的诉求是什么？ 4.表达什么？ 不同于非主流。 他们表现的是人性的黑暗面，MV里屡出不穷的恶魔与撒旦。 脏 …

2023年11月21日 · What is the style that inspired the band’s ‘poor but fancy’ look – and where does the idea of something being called ‘zef’ come from? Here’s an explanation of the phrase, and why it makes up the larger blanket of unique South African culture.

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Zef 就是你很穷却讨人喜欢，你很穷却足够性感、你有你自己的风格。 就和gopnik、punk一样，Zef最初只是一个脏词，用来指代那些像苍蝇般活着毫无目标，只是在消耗生命的南非年轻人。

2017年4月3日 · ‘ZEF’ was inspired by the style of Yolandi Visser, the front lady of South African rap-rave group Die Antwoord. ‘Zef’ describes a slang word in Afrikaans that roughly translates to “uncool”, “disgusting”, “gross” or “trashy”.