Thanks for reacting to this one so quickly! Love to see people's reactions to Hanumankind. He's one of my all time favorites now, and this is one of my favorite songs. As for the inspiration of this song, India had a similar deal with the police as the US had in 2020 with George Floyd, but it was with Jayaraj and his son that were killed in custody after violating curfew by 15 minutes. Most of the shit he's talking about people is specifically about the police in India. Khaki uniforms, baton toting, civilian beating, etc. There's a lot of common struggles between people that are on opposite sides of the world. As much as it sucks we're still having these struggles as a civilization, I love how music brings people together to share in those struggles and empathize with one another. Music is the best way to build bridges with other cultures and people. I'd love to see your reaction to Genghis, Options, and Bottle of MH whenever you get the chance. Those are my other favorites in terms of lyrics and subject that you haven't reacted to yet.
Hanumankind is from the South of India (Kerala), and his native language is Malayalam. North India is very different culturally from the South. They don't even speak the same language, unlike the United States, where almost everyone speaks in English. The head of the India State (the Prime Minister) is from the North, culturally and linguistically (he speaks Hindi). When they have to communicate to those in the South, it's most done in English. Nothing for a political debate, i'm just sharing how different India is compared to the USA.
He doesn't reside in Texas anymore. He used to live in USA close to 10 yrs ago. He dropped outta Houston community College and did his college in coimbatore and moved to Bengaluru for work and has been staying in Bangalore, Karanataka ever since then. Though he has his rest of the Family in Kerala, where his family and ethnicity belongs to. Jayraj and his son were illegally detained over let to die in the cell. Read about it here. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Custodial_death_of_P_Jayaraj_and_Bennicks
SVDP is a Tamil Canadian who's originally from Jaffna (if Made in Jaffna, the song you suggested, didn't make it obvious). He has never been a citizen of India.
Thanks for reacting to this one so quickly! Love to see people's reactions to Hanumankind. He's one of my all time favorites now, and this is one of my favorite songs.
As for the inspiration of this song, India had a similar deal with the police as the US had in 2020 with George Floyd, but it was with Jayaraj and his son that were killed in custody after violating curfew by 15 minutes. Most of the shit he's talking about people is specifically about the police in India. Khaki uniforms, baton toting, civilian beating, etc. There's a lot of common struggles between people that are on opposite sides of the world. As much as it sucks we're still having these struggles as a civilization, I love how music brings people together to share in those struggles and empathize with one another. Music is the best way to build bridges with other cultures and people.
I'd love to see your reaction to Genghis, Options, and Bottle of MH whenever you get the chance. Those are my other favorites in terms of lyrics and subject that you haven't reacted to yet.
He is from kerela (South India)
Correction he does not reside in Texas he just lived a little bit of his childhood in Texas and then went back to India for Uni
Hanumankind is from the South of India (Kerala), and his native language is Malayalam.
North India is very different culturally from the South. They don't even speak the same language, unlike the United States, where almost everyone speaks in English. The head of the India State (the Prime Minister) is from the North, culturally and linguistically (he speaks Hindi). When they have to communicate to those in the South, it's most done in English.
Nothing for a political debate, i'm just sharing how different India is compared to the USA.
Kerala, India
the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions.
"music is a means of catharsis for them"
He is against police brutality and govt suppressing people using violence.
bruh watch What economy by SA ...he is also an indian rapper with English lyrics...
@heretichello8253 what happened dude?
That's an Indian girl singing can you believe it dude
It’s pronounced CUH - THAR - SIS. CUHTHARSIS (Catharsis).
Jayaraj and his son murdered by cops for breaking COVID protocols
He doesn't reside in Texas anymore. He used to live in USA close to 10 yrs ago. He dropped outta Houston community College and did his college in coimbatore and moved to Bengaluru for work and has been staying in Bangalore, Karanataka ever since then. Though he has his rest of the Family in Kerala, where his family and ethnicity belongs to. Jayraj and his son were illegally detained over let to die in the cell.
Read about it here. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Custodial_death_of_P_Jayaraj_and_Bennicks
wait..... who is jayraj btw???
@@karthikkt3715 i shared the article. Read it.
@@RaghuRoxx I mean what's his relation with hmk??
@@karthikkt3715 bruh did you even listen to the song?
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He is from kerala and i really want you to react to "ayyayyo" ❤
Also react to "What economy by SA"
Listen to Third Eye Freeverse by him
React to northeast cypher 2020
Yo bro react to SVDP Made in Jaffna he's from India too n also rap in english
SVDP is a Tamil Canadian who's originally from Jaffna (if Made in Jaffna, the song you suggested, didn't make it obvious). He has never been a citizen of India.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Custodial_death_of_P_Jayaraj_and_Bennicks
He's referencing this case that happened during covid lockdowns.
"Ka-thar-sis"
the process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from, strong or repressed emotions.
"music is a means of catharsis for them"