Kerala rapper Hanumankind's latest music video, 'Big Dawgs,' has rapidly gained popularity, amassing over 9.2 million views since its release three weeks ago. The video, filmed in the perilous Well of Death carnival attraction, features thrilling stunts and has been praised for its innovative cinematography and energetic performance, with fans dubbing it the best music video of the year. Despite its success, Hanumankind has faced significant backlash, including racist comments questioning his ability to perform in hip-hop, revealing the challenges faced by artists of diverse backgrounds in the genre. The track has received commendations from notable figures, including DJ Akademiks and Project Pat, whom Hanumankind honored in the song. However, many still accuse him of copying, despite his intentions to pay homage. Overall, 'Big Dawgs' represents a bold leap for Indian hip-hop onto the global stage, inspiring pride among fans at home.