Die Antwoord is Trending on Twitter Today

The Top 10 trending South African topics on Twitter are an indication of shifts in the news and chart the topics that are tweeted and re-tweeted the most.

One of the Top 10 topics trending today is all about Die Antwoord appearing on David Letterman today. Get Die Antwoord, Tension CD from Kalahari.

Here are some of the Twitteractions:

REALLY? I gotta act more common! Is that how you get ahead? RT @ewnupdates: Die Antwoord to appear on David Letterman http://t.co/hLWxj9Bq

6 February, 2012 7:53 am via UberSocial for BlackBerryReplyRetweetFavorite

@DonoWhite

Donovan White

Die Antwoord to appear on David Letterman - I fink they're fabulous http://t.co/0fQzVl4M via @TimesLIVE

6 February, 2012 8:43 am via Tweet ButtonReplyRetweetFavorite

@KFLETCHER1

Kirsty Fletcher

On Letterman Monday February 6, Die Antwoord! GREAT GOUP!!!!!!! YEAH!!!! First Jimmy Kimmel, now Letterman, next THE WORLD baby!

6 February, 2012 8:31 am via TweetCaster for AndroidReplyRetweetFavorite

@Taelon_Gene

Taelon Roddenberry

I can't stand their music but I am chuffed about Die Antwoord appearing Live on Letterman ► http://t.co/xNH3hkyb #sabrandsabroad

6 February, 2012 8:09 am via Twitter for BlackBerry®ReplyRetweetFavorite

@TravisBussiahn

Travis Bussiahn

Still haven't pressed pause. On repeat all day long. It's Die Antwoord http://t.co/v2qGISPJ

6 February, 2012 7:10 am via webReplyRetweetFavorite

@superphantastic

Jeannie Phan

Sorry, it should have read: Die Antwoord who would not last a year, according to idiots in 2009, will be on the David Letterman show Monday.

3 February, 2012 11:45 am via webReplyRetweetFavorite

@watkykjy

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