| album = ''[[The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of NiggyTardust!]]''
| length = 3:40
| versions = NiggyTardust<br>NiggyTardust (Instrumental)
| live = N/A
}}'''"NiggyTardust"''' was produced and co-composed by [[Trent Reznor]] for [[Saul Williams]]' third studio album, ''[[The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of NiggyTardust!]].''
==Saul Williams on "NiggyTardust"==
''"We wrote this on the road. There were two sections of two different songs from the 14 track cd that I thought would work well together. First I asked CX to cut and paste them, then I had him program a beat under a section. When we played it for Trent I only had the first verse written which he really enjoyed. I tried the chorus out on CX and he naturally said "nothing" which I responded with a very Prince-like "shutup". We kept it, as it was funny as fuck. It was Trents idea to add the vocoder which has definitely grown on me. Weirdly enough, this is my sons favorite song."''
==Trent Reznor on "NiggyTardust"==
''"Another true product of collaboration. Born from two pieces of music I gave Saul spliced together - the verse was a fairly new thing and the chorus was from an unused Fragile track. Never would I have considered the two coming together and NEVER would I have imagined those lyrics involved! If you ever get access to the multitracks, I'm sure you can hear lots of laughing in the background. The vocoder over the end makes me smile every time. Very fun to work on."''
==Song Credits==
===NiggyTardust===
This version is heard on ''The Inevitable Rise And Liberation Of NiggyTardust!.''
Note: on the download-release there is spoken intro ("Ladies and gentlemen, it is with the greatest pleasure that I present Niggy Tardust") which is cut from retail CD/vinyl release. ===NiggyTardust (Instrumental)===This version was leaked on a internal industry promo CD. ==Saul Williams on "NiggyTardust"==<blockquote>We wrote this on the road. There were two sections of two different songs from the 14 track cd that I thought would work well together. First I asked CX to cut and paste them, then I had him program a beat under a section. When we played it for Trent I only had the first verse written which he really enjoyed. I tried the chorus out on CX and he naturally said "nothing" which I responded with a very Prince-like "shutup". We kept it, as it was funny as fuck. It was Trents idea to add the vocoder which has definitely grown on me. Weirdly enough, this is my sons favorite song.</blockquote> ==Trent Reznor on "NiggyTardust"==<blockquote>Another true product of collaboration. Born from two pieces of music I gave Saul spliced together - the verse was a fairly new thing and the chorus was from an unused Fragile track. Never would I have considered the two coming together and NEVER would I have imagined those lyrics involved! If you ever get access to the multitracks, I'm sure you can hear lots of laughing in the background. The vocoder over the end makes me smile every time. Very fun to work on.</blockquote>
==Lyrics==