Jack Black is a musician and actor, who is best known for appearing in movies like Kung Fu Panda and Shallow Hal. He’s also part of the band Tenacious D.
However, this time the actor was caught on video saying something you won’t see in most family-friendly movies.
You might not believe it.
The phrase is uniquely South African, though it’s also unforgettably rude. Also, it’s not every day you’ll hear a celeb say this.
Here’s how Jack Black said this unique Afrikaans sentence.
Jack Black: ‘Jou ma…’
Jack Black is an American actor, and he’s famous for a lot of things.
He’s appeared in many family-friendly films, like Kung Fu Panda and its sequel.
However, he’s also a musician, and he’s part of the group Tenacious D. In return for learning guitar skills, he taught bandmate Kyle Gass to sing.
How do we get to Jack Black saying a famous South African insult on camera?
He features in Die Antwoord’s ZEF documentary.
However’ that doesn’t explain everything.
The documentary plays out with Black saying this sentence.
Black isn’t the first celebrity to say it. Charlize Theron has also said it, as pictured in this video from an interview. When asked to repeat a local insult, she said that!
Previously, Black also featured in the song Rats Rule.
However, you’ll have to stream the documentary from VEEPS to see it.
Jack Black: About the actor
Jack Black is an award-winning American actor and musician.
He achieved widespread fame after starring in School of Rock. Other movies include the Kung Fu Panda trilogy, Jumanji, Nacho Libre, and Year One.
Black also plays R.L. Stine in the movie Goosebumps.
Tenacious D; Pick of Destiny is a musical that features the band.
In addition, he’s a frequent video gamer who plays often.
Jack Black: Die Antwoord
Die Antwoord featured Jack Black in the song Rats Rule.
The song is on the album Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid.
It’s four minutes and 44 seconds long. However, it’s not as family-friendly as Kung Fu Panda.
[Watch] Rats Rule
Watch below for Rats Rule, the music video featuring Die Antwoord alongside Jack Black.
It’s from the 2016 album Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid.
However, he’s not album’s only celeb
The same album also features their daughter, Sixteen Jones, and other celebrity cameos.
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