Have a look at the bio, age, real name and religion of rapper Hanumankind
The most recent music video for “Big Dawgs,” a song by Kerala-born rapper Hanumankind, has left music fans worldwide in a frenzy; some have even dubbed it the “Song of the Summer.”
Hanumankind, who has solidified his status as one of the few active English-language rappers in Indian hip-hop, raised the bar this time by filming his song inside a death hole. Online music communities also really appreciated the lyrics written by Hanumankind. The rapper was praised and faced a barrage of racist remarks from some internet users shortly after the album’s release and began to gain international recognition. After just two weeks of release, “Big Dawgs” has received 1.3 million views on YouTube.
Who is Indian rapper Hanumankind as his Big Dawgs song music video goes viral, biography, real name, age, religion and songs list
21-year-old Hanumankind’s real name Sooraj Cherukat and he is a Hindu by religion. He is from Kerala and currently resides in Bangalore. Details about Sooraj’s personal life remain unknown.
Hanumankind career
Within India’s emerging hip-hop scene, HanumanKind has become a prominent artist whose distinct style and skill with words are drawing notice across the country. He made a big splash at the 2019 NH7 Weekender, a show that helped launch his career in the Indian hip-hop scene.
The combination of intricate lyrical storylines and rich, varied beats—many of which draw from Hanumankind’s South Indian heritage—makes his music instantly recognizable and resonant with significant cultural undertones.
After experiencing early success, HanumanKind kept developing and pushing the hip-hop genre’s bounds. Major websites like Rolling Stone India took notice of his work and included him in their Future of Music campaign, showcasing him as a key figure influencing the future sound of the nation’s music scene. His significance and the hope that he will remain a major player in Indian hip-hop are well demonstrated by this inclusion.
He contributed to the ground-breaking song “Ayyayyo,” which combines modern hip-hop and traditional Malayali themes, demonstrating his adaptability and creative skills. He further demonstrates his dynamic stage presence and ability to connect with audiences through captivating live experiences in his live performances, which include those arranged by Madness JAMS.
HanumanKind’s creative talent has been acknowledged both domestically and abroad, with appearances on shows like Netflix’s “Namma Stories,” coverage on websites like VICE and FirstPost, and more.