Meet Indian Rapper HanuMankind, Who Has Put Indian Hip-Hop Under Spotlight
Hyderabad: Sooraj Cherukat, also known as HanuMankind, is making waves with his latest track 'Big Dawgs,' which has received worldwide acclamation.
At the time of writing, the song has garnered 3.7 crore views on YouTube and it has become a global sensation.
HanuMankind, a Bengaluru-based malayali rapper has put Indian hip-hop under the spotlight. He was born in Malappuram, Kerala and he spent his early years in Texas, where he attended the Houston Community College. In 2012, he returned to India and enrolled in a course in Coimbatore.
The 'Big Dawgs', a collaboration with producer Kalmi Shetty and director Bijoy Shetty was performed in Maut ka Kuan (wall of death). HanuMankind raps about identity and his voice adds depth to the message.
Many praised the rapper which also includes Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra. In a post on X, Anand Mahindra said, "Have posted recently about astonishingly talented young women of Indian origin making waves in indigenous American music genres."
"Now here’s Sooraj Cherukat, @Hanumankind1 @hanumankind (Insta) who’s rapping his way to global recognition. Rap may not be for everyone, but this guy from Kerala & now Bengaluru via Texas is popping eyes across to U.S for his authentic sound & his extraordinary, raw videos. Especially his latest: Big Dawgs, which features the Well of Death or, as I knew it when I was a kid: मौत का कुआँ ! Seems like there’s no form of music young Indian trail breakers can’t cross into…," he added.
Initially, people mistook him as a western artist. The Big Dawgs, which has been one of the most talked song on the internet, offers great visuals. The editing, music, beats has been topnotch and will keep you on the edge of the seat. The song was shot at Ponani in Kerala.
HanuMankind, a Bengaluru-based malayali rapper has put Indian hip-hop under the spotlight. He was born in Malappuram, Kerala and he spent his early years in Texas, where he attended the Houston Community College. In 2012, he returned to India and enrolled in a course in Coimbatore.
The 'Big Dawgs', a collaboration with producer Kalmi Shetty and director Bijoy Shetty was performed in Maut ka Kuan (wall of death). HanuMankind raps about identity and his voice adds depth to the message.
Many praised the rapper which also includes Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra. In a post on X, Anand Mahindra said, "Have posted recently about astonishingly talented young women of Indian origin making waves in indigenous American music genres."
"Now here’s Sooraj Cherukat, @Hanumankind1 @hanumankind (Insta) who’s rapping his way to global recognition. Rap may not be for everyone, but this guy from Kerala & now Bengaluru via Texas is popping eyes across to U.S for his authentic sound & his extraordinary, raw videos. Especially his latest: Big Dawgs, which features the Well of Death or, as I knew it when I was a kid: मौत का कुआँ ! Seems like there’s no form of music young Indian trail breakers can’t cross into…," he added.
Initially, people mistook him as a western artist. The Big Dawgs, which has been one of the most talked song on the internet, offers great visuals. The editing, music, beats has been topnotch and will keep you on the edge of the seat. The song was shot at Ponani in Kerala.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
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