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Enimem has the most loyal and the highest fan base. ICP, Kid Cudi, and Kanye have very high fan bases. Wars happen between the rappers' fans, who show their crazy responses and Love for the rappers. The fans of Eminem are named 'Stans.' At the same time, the fans of ICP, or Insane Clown Posse, are called Juggalos or Juggalettes. Kid Cudi's fans are proud of him because he raps on sensible topics about life, his growing up, and his suffering. The Punjab rap industry is a hit in India, and Bollywood celebrities enjoy Punjabi rappers.
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Punjabi rap singers revolutionize the Indian hip-hop industry in maximum numbers, mainly popular in the Punjabi rap music industry. For more information about Culture Haze, visit https://culturehaze.com/
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EXCLUSIVE: रैपर हनी सिंह के बाद अब बादशाह के साथ काम करने के लिए बेहद एक्साइडेट हैं पंजाबी सिंगर Lil Golu
EXCLUSIVE: रैपर हनी सिंह के बाद अब बादशाह के साथ काम करने के लिए बेहद एक्साइडेट हैं पंजाबी सिंगर Lil Golu
रैप स्टार हनी सिंह (Honey Singh) के लिए ‘ब्लू आइज़ (Blue Eye)’, ‘पार्टी ऑल नाइट (Party All Night)’ और ‘मनाली ट्रान्स (Manali Trance) ‘ जैसे कई बेहतरीन गाने लिख चुके पंजाबी सिंगर और रैपर लील गोलू (Lil Golu) उर्फ साहिल कौशल (Sahil Kaushal) जल्द ही अपना एक नया गाना ‘हिप हॉप’ (Hip Hop) लेकर आने वाले हैं. इसके अलावा वह बॉलीवुड रैपर बादशाह (Badshah) के साथ एक दूसरे गाने में दिखने वाले हैं. ऐसे में लील…
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Indian Rap Heroes DIVINE & Karan Aujla are Anime Action Stars in "HISAAB" Video
DIVINE and Karan Aujla are heroes in the fast-growing Indian hip-hop scene. The groundbreaking duo puts their power into action in "HISAAB," a new anime-influenced video from their new collaborative album Street Dreams. "HISAAB" mixes traditional Indian instrumentation with a hip-hop pulse, as DIVINE and Karan Aujla trade bars–DIVINE rapping in Hindi, Karan Aujla rapping and singing in Punjabi–to examine the price of fame and the responsibilities incurred. Directed by Debjyoti Saha for Goppo Animation, the video for "HISAAB" is a visually-striking, action-packed, Anime-influenced short film. DIVINE and Karan attempt to escape from a surreal asylum, full of autonomous soldiers and giant cobra snakes, in an effort to save their freedom and sanity in the harsh world. The video surpassed 1 million views in just 12 hours and is currently in the Top 10 of YouTube's Trending Chart.
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Last week, DIVINE and Karan Aujla shared Street Dreams, a 7-track effort that demonstrates why they are among the most exciting artists in the Indian scene. Out now via Mass Appeal India, Street Dreams had an extremely successful debut, reaching #1 on Apple Music within 24 hours of release, and taking over the number one spot on Apple Music's Album Charts in 40 countries, including India, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. All seven songs from Street Dreams charted on Spotify's Daily Top Songs in India, and are currently trending on Instagram.
is a relentless effort, bringing bilingual bars that express sentiments that need no translation. The album features production from Western heavy-hitters like Boi-1da, WondaGurl, Harry Fraud, Leven Kali, and Trox, who deliver premium productions for Karan and DIVINE to annihilate, along with hip-hop producers from the Indian scene. "Hisaab" finds the two artists counting their myriad accomplishments in 6/8 time, taunting any comer who can't match their quick maths, while "Top Class / Overseas" lays playful strings atop sliding 808s as DIVINE and Karan proclaim their valedictory status. "Yaad," meanwhile displays a softer side of the duo, as they trade off vocals with Indian-Canadian singer Jonita Gandhi.
Also among the highlights is "100 Million," the tape's lead single and music video, which made waves across the globe. Defined by nostalgic hip-hop production reminiscent of Y2K-era Dr. Dre, in this case produced by American producer Trox (50 Cent, Cordae), “100 Million” is an anthem for those with grand dreams, the two icons reflecting on the enduring habits that propelled them to greatness. The song arrived in mid-January, with a video filmed in Dubai and directed by Karan Aujla’s long-time collaborators Rupan Bal, Dilpreetvfx and Anmol Raina. The song and video immediately became a huge success–the song reached the #1 spot of the YouTube Trending Charts in India, and reached the Top 10 in countries including Canada (#2), New Zealand (#4), UK (#6), Australia (#8) and the UAE (#8). Overall, the song racked up over 21 million YouTube views to date, as well as over 6 million Spotify streams.
Karan Aujla and DIVINE have individually topped several charts across India with their albums and songs such as Karan's “Softly”, “White Brown Black”, “Mexico,” and “Players,” and DIVINE's “Mirchi”, “359 AM”, “Baazigar” (80 million YouTube views), and “Kaam 25” (65 million YouTube views). Their upcoming collaborative project is the first of its kind in the Indian music space and is poised to be a landmark moment in Indian music history.
With Street Dreams out now, the dynamic duo prepares to make their presence felt on American shores. Stay tuned for more videos and announcements from DIVINE and Karan Aujla in the near future.
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🎶✨When you get this, you have to put 5 songs you actually listen to, publish, then tag some followers 🎶✨
I was tagged by @fembutchboygirl and I immediately had to go listen to your number one ZITTI E BUONI by Måneskin as I've only heard a few maneskin songs and that hadn't been one of them. It was so much fun! I'll have to go back and listen to the others you'd selected that I hadn't heard before (which was everything but Queen).
The other day there was a The Vision of Escaflowne post on my dash and I went and found at least 4 amv's I liked. Lol. So that's how I know this song. Hip hop.
Something else reminded me of this album recently. I saw Louis XIV live once, they were opening for someone... I forget who. Be warned of sensual noises from the backup singer in this song. They call themselves punk.
A friend has A Love Is Born Within Love from this same album on their Claude playlist so when I was making a Shahid playlist I thought it was only fitting that I pick a different song off the same album. Instrumental only.
I listen to Punjabi rap sometimes. It started with me listening to Turkish music and then just continuously accepting the recommendations that spotify sent my way and now we're here.
Here's one of those Turkish songs / artists. Soft acoustic thing.
I'll tag @bosspigeon, @vlwv, @wild-moss-art, @lemonbronze and You, or anyone who wants to.
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Billboard USA Exclusion Zone Episode 9 (04/22/2023)
Hello there and welcome to my weekly show where I look at the new debuts from the Billboard Global Excluding US chart. Yes I didn't do this last week. Part of it because I had final thesis to revise. But also I didn't feel it with most of the debuts and the less I said about Melanie Martinez...the better.
Anyways this week is definitely more interesting than last week because we have three j-pop songs and one of them came from the most hyped anime this season Oshi no Ko. We also have some k-pop too and even some surprises. Let's do this.
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16. "People Pt. 2" by Agust D ft. IU
Another day, another new solo song from a BTS member. Now we get Agust D who usually do the rap portion of a lot of BTS songs with this being another rap song. This reminded me of early 2010's rap song where you have a singer doing the hook and it just reminded me that Airplanes is now could be considered as retro...next.
23. "Search & Rescue" by Drake
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30. "I AM" by IVE
I love a lot of IVE songs and I will say that After Like has the best obvious sampling last year. Which is why it's kinda disappointing that this didn't clicked with me as much as it did. The production is tiring and it's basically "I'm back bitch" singles.
80. "Un Finde Crossover #2" by Ke personajes X Big One X FMK
I was vibing to this...then the farty synth and the laser beam sound appeared.
83. "Baby Don't Hurt Me" by David Guetta, Anne-Marie & Coi Leray
This is just sad now. Like I think this song that made me realized that maybe AI music isn't so bad after all when anything David Guetta made in 2022-23 sounds like AI generated mush.
102. "Mera Na" by Sidhu Moose Wala, Burna Boy & Steel Banglez
First and foremose Rest In Peace Sidhu Moose Wala. Secondly this song is just a well produced Punjabi rap and the addition of Burna Boy here is needed.
135. "Idol" by Yoasobi
And here it is. The song that might be the center piece of Oshi no Ko. Anime series based on critically acclaimed manga made by the same guy that did Kaguya-sama. Now even though I haven't watched the anime, I have been spoiled by the manga and well the reason why I swelled up while listening to the song while reading the lyrics...yeah this song is something special.
141. "Kizuna no Kiseki" by MAN WITH A MISSION x milet
Oh hi it's another Demon Slayer song but tbh might be the worst one imo. Yeah this song is great but it's typical for shounen anime to have banger OP at this point and nothing could beat Gurenge.
146. "Never Felt So Alone" by Labrinth (uncredited: Billie Eilish)
One of my favorite content creators Spectrum Pulse coined a term "Riverdale-core" to describe songs with bombast but no substance tackling social issues but with the gaudiness of a vaudville villain. Well for this song I wanna coined a term "Euphoria-core" which is lowkey mostly RnB song with strings and mechanical production.
154. "Zero" by NewJeans
Now I am interested what NewJeans will follow up after the big success of Ditto and OMG. And seems like they are making...a drum and bass song about Coke Zero....okay then.
162. "Chanel" by Becky G & Peso Pluma
Now we will see more impact next week, but what a year it is for Mexican music. Seems like the sound of the trumpet plus that bassline is caught on (tbh idk what to say at this point like after listening to Idol with subs on I'm a jsdhjkdsh)
178. "LADY" by Kenshi Yonezu
WHY IS THERE TWO COKE COMMERCIAL SONGS???
I highly recommend everyone to listen to these songs.
#agust d#kpop#drake#rap#trap rap#hip hop#ive#brazilian music#david guetta#anne marie#coi leray#sidhu moose wala#burna boy#yoasobi#oshi no ko#hoshino ai#demon slayer#man with a mission#milet#jpop#labrinth#billie eilish#euphoria#newjeans#coke zero#coca cola#becky g#peso pluma#mexican music#kenshi yonezu
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From Struggle to Stardom: Nurturing Talent in the Punjabi Music Industry
The Punjabi music scene has always been a creative and talented melting pot. Millions of people all around the world have fallen in love with Punjabi music because of its infectious beats, sultry melodies, and relatable lyrics. This business has seen new stars emerge throughout the years who have come from modest backgrounds, made their names, and left a lasting impression on the musical world. We will explore these rising stars' motivational journeys, challenges, and victories in this blog.
From Minor Starts to Global Stages:
These emerging talents frequently start their journeys in rural areas of Punjab. Since these upbringings are common, pursuing a career in music could seem like an unattainable goal. But what distinguishes them is their unshakable confidence in their tremendous abilities. Just like are very own Diljit Dosanjh, a.k.a. "Pollywood Superstar," has gone a long way from his modest origins in the little town of Dosanjh Kalan. His path is proof of the strength of unflinching resolve. Diljit began singing in nearby gurudwaras, where his ability quickly attracted the attention of music producers. He swiftly rose to fame thanks to his deep voice and engaging demeanour. Diljit didn't stop at music; he also dabbled in acting and rose to prominence in the Indian film business.
From the Challenges they met:
These upcoming Punjabi singers are no different from any other successful story in that it is rife with obstacles and difficulties. They had to deal with financial limitations, societal expectations, and the difficult process of breaking into a cutthroat sector. Many of them got their start by playing live at neighbourhood events, recording songs in impromptu studios, and releasing their music on their own.
With his own style and storytelling, Sidhu Moosewala, often called the "Pioneer of Punjabi Rap," has changed the rules of Punjabi music. From the sand-filled lanes of Moosa in Punjab to the top of the international charts. He was a voice for the people because his lyrics captured the everyday challenges and ambitions of young people.
Dedication, perseverance, and passion:
These young stars are distinguished by their unwavering dedication to music. They spent a great deal of time perfecting their trade, improving their vocals, and studying the subtleties of music production. They pursued their dreams with extraordinary tenacity despite receiving countless rejections.
Engaging the Audience:
Their capacity to establish a personal connection with the audience is one of the main factors contributing to these young stars' popularity. The average person's daily hardships, goals, and emotions are reflected in their lyrics. They have a devoted fan base as a result of their relatability.
Support networks:
Whether it is their family, friends, or mentors, every rising star has a network of supporters. These people assisted these musicians in navigating the perilous waters of the music business by offering them support, direction, and occasionally even financial aid.
Online Platforms and social media:
For these up-and-coming musicians, the introduction of digital platforms and social media has changed the game. Bypassing conventional gatekeepers, they used websites like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to exhibit their skills to a global audience.
Overcoming Adversity:
Their difficulties only made them stronger. Rejections, failures, and the doubters only strengthened their resolve. Their experiences serve as a reminder that adversity may serve as a springboard for achievement if it is overcome with tenacity and a never-say-die mentality.
The Punjabi Music Industry's Future Looks Remarkably Promising:
As these young artists continue to blossom, the industry's future appears to be quite bright. Their path is proof that talent, tenacity, and invention can get beyond any challenge and leave a legacy that will motivate future generations.
In conclusion, it should be noted that the rising stars of the Punjabi music scene have made their marks on music history by a combination of talent, tenacity, and steadfast devotion to their craft. Their experiences serve as a source of motivation for all of us, showing us that we can face challenges head-on and achieve our goals by being passionate and persistent.
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Does The Culture Haze Platform Provides New Music Information
Any individual interested in searching for new music information can get it through the culture haze platform. Here we offer new music updates about hip hop, rap, Punjabi songs, etc. it is a single platform with details about singers and artists.
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AP DHILLON ALL SONGS LIST
AP Dhillon is a Punjabi singer, songwriter, and music composer who rose to fame with his unique style of blending Punjabi folk music with modern beats. He was born on May 15, 1999, in Toronto, Canada.
AP Dhillon started his career by posting his music on social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube. He gained popularity with his song "Facts" which he released in collaboration with Gurinder Gill and Money Musik. He has since released several hit songs like "Brown Munde," "Top Boy," "Saada Pyaar," and many more.
AP Dhillon's music is known for its fusion of traditional Punjabi folk music with modern rap beats, which has won him a huge fan following among the youth. He often collaborates with popular Punjabi music producers like Gur Sidhu, Money Musik, and Intense, among others.
In addition to his work as a singer and music composer, AP Dhillon is also a songwriter and has written many of his own songs. He has been praised for his unique style of writing and the way he tells stories through his songs.
AP Dhillon has won several awards for his work in the Punjabi music industry, including the Best New Age Sensation Award at the BritAsia TV Music Awards in 2020. He is considered one of the most promising and talented young artists in the Punjabi music industry today.
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Late Sidhu Moosewala, a Punjabi rap singer, has always been a legend. He will always be the Love in the rappers' world.
Sidhu Moosewala's songs always touched people's hearts, and his fan following kept increasing. His craze started growing even in the Bollywood industry. After Siddhu Moosewala was shot dead in Punjab's Mansa, there was panic in India and globally. Even the most popular rappers, like Drake, gave tribute to Late Sidhu Moosewala, the most respected Punjabi hip-hop singer. Drake said, "I'm here tonight, grateful, just as a kid who grew up wide-eyed. I'm a fan; I'm one of you tonight. I'm grateful to be from the greatest city in the world..." At the time of Sidhu Moosewala's shocking death, Drake had paid tribute to him on his social media platform.
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Punjabi rap singers
Culture Haze provides the Latest and Breaking News on Punjabi rappers. You can explore Punjabi rappers' profiles, the latest songs, Live shows, social media posts, and many more. Culture Haze wants to offer worldwide artists respect so that hip-hop culture always remains immortal. Punjabi rap singers revolutionize the Indian hip-hop industry in maximum numbers, mainly famous in the Punjabi rap music industry. Their streetwear, fashion, personal news, and everything is updated in the Culture Haze.
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Song about 'Sports Gaddiyan Yo Yo Honey Singh Song'
🏎️🔥 Rev up your engines and hit the gas because Yo Yo Honey Singh is back with another banger!
🎵🎶 Sports Gaddiyan is the perfect track to get you pumped up for your next workout or sports match! 🏋️♂️🏀 Don't believe us? Give it a listen and feel the energy! ⚡🔊
FAQ(s) about 'Sports Gaddiyan Yo Yo Honey Singh Song'
Q: Who is the singer of the song "Sports Gaddiyan"?
A: The song is sung by Leo Grewal and rap by Yo Yo Honey Singh.
Q: Who wrote the lyrics for "Sports Gaddiyan"?
A: Leo Grewal and Yo Yo Honey Singh wrote the lyrics for the song.
Q: What is the genre of "Sports Gaddiyan"?
A: The song is categorized under the Punjabi pop genre.
Q: What is the duration of the song "Sports Gaddiyan"?
A: The song has a duration of 4 minutes and 01 seconds.
Q: When was "Sports Gaddiyan" released?
A: The song was released on March 06th, 2023.
Q: Are there any official music videos for "Sports Gaddiyan"?
A: As of March 06, 2023, there is an official music video for the song on Yo Yo Honey Singh's Official YouTube Channel. However, the audio version of the song is available on YouTube and other music streaming platforms.
Q: What are some other popular songs by Yo Yo Honey Singh?
A: Some of his popular songs include “Gatividhi”, “Yai Re” “Jaam”, “Together Forever”, “Paris Ka Trip”, “Melody Roja”, “Casanova”, “Kanta Laga” & “Saiyaan Ji”. among others.
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Culture Haze is one of the best platforms offering detailed information about rap songs. Many Punjabi rap singers are famous for their songs and music. There is much the best rap singers in the industry. Get more information about them.
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Indian Rap Stars DIVINE and Karan Aujla Share Collaborative Album, 'Street Dreams'
Emerging from poverty off the strength of their formidable rhyming skills, DIVINE and Karan Aujla are on the verge of achieving their wildest fantasies. Today, the two Indian rap superstars connect for their first-ever collaborative album, Street Dreams, a 7-track effort that demonstrates why they are among the most exciting artists in one of the world's fastest-growing rap scenes.
DIVINE and Karan Aujla hail from the same country, but their contrasting styles are what make the project special. DIVINE is a rapper's rapper, stacking flexes and throwing elbows in dense, syllable-rich verses, taking no prisoners with his gully, Hindi-language rhymes. Singing and rhyming in Punjabi, Karan Aujla, is a master of melody, mixing in the microtonal runs of traditional Indian music with R&B-flavored hooks and imperious verses. Together, the two artists make a historic combo, as they join forces to claim the Indian crown and put the rest of the world on notice.
Out now via Mass Appeal India, Street Dreams is a relentless effort, bringing bilingual bars that express sentiments that need no translation. The album features production from Western heavy-hitters like Boi-1da, WondaGurl, Harry Fraud, Leven Kali, and Trox, who deliver premium productions for Karan and DIVINE to annihilate, along with hip-hop producers from the Indian scene. "Hisaab" finds the two artists counting their myriad accomplishments in 6/8 time, taunting any comer who can't match their quick maths, while "Top Class / Overseas" lays playful strings atop sliding 808s as DIVINE and Karan proclaim their valedictory status. "Yaad," meanwhile displays a softer side of the duo, as they trade off vocals with Indian-Canadian singer Jonita Gandhi.
Stream Street Dreams on: Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, Deezer & YouTube
Also among the highlights is "100 Million," the tape's lead single and music video, which made waves across the globe. Defined by nostalgic hip-hop production reminiscent of Y2K-era Dr. Dre, in this case produced by American producer Trox (50 Cent, Cordae), “100 Million” is an anthem for those with grand dreams, the two icons reflecting on the enduring habits that propelled them to greatness. The song arrived in mid-January, with a video filmed in Dubai and directed by Karan Aujla’s long-time collaborators Rupan Bal, Dilpreetvfx and Anmol Raina. The song and video immediately became a huge success–the song reached the #1 spot of the YouTube Trending Charts in India, and reached the Top 10 in countries including Canada (#2), New Zealand (#4), UK (#6), Australia (#8) and the UAE (#8). Overall, the song racked up over 20 million YouTube views to date, as well as over 3 million Spotify streams.
Karan Aujla and DIVINE have individually topped several charts across India with their albums and songs such as Karan's “Softly”, “White Brown Black”, “Mexico,” and “Players,” and DIVINE's “Mirchi”, “359 AM”, “Baazigar” (80 million YouTube views), and “Kaam 25” (65 million YouTube views). Their upcoming collaborative project is the first of its kind in the Indian music space and is poised to be a landmark moment in Indian music history.
With Street Dreams out now, the dynamic duo prepares to make their presence felt on American shores. Stay tuned for more videos and announcements from DIVINE and Karan Aujla in the near future.
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Where Can I See Karan Aujla's New Songs
Karan Aujla is a famous Punjabi singer, rapper, and songwriter. Born on January 18th, 1997, in Ludhiana, and brought up in California. He is a rapper and rose his stardom to a new level in music. With the help of the Culture Haze platform, an individual can find all the information related to the music world. He is one of the most influential singers with rap records in Indian hip hop. The new song "players" was recently released, and he collaborated with superstar rapper Badshah. Stay tuned with Culture Haze for more information.
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