Every performance on the hip-hop talent hunt brings unique flavors and unforgettable stories from each artist’s hometown. MTV Hustle 4 Hip-Hop Don’t Stop airs every Saturday and Sunday at 7:00 pm on MTV and JioCinema.
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Representing Surat, Mad Trip is a powerhouse of regional pride, blending Hindi and Gujarati in his track “Boom Paadi Deshe.” The rapper proves that hip-hop in India isn’t bound by one language but is enriched by the country’s linguistic diversity.
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Straight from Kashmir, Vichaar’s “Muran” is more than a song – it’s a heartfelt story of his homeland’s beauty, resilience and challenges. With each line, Vichaar transports listeners to his village, embedding Kashmir’s struggles and dreams into his lyrics.
From Mumbai’s bustling locale of Vile Parle, 99side takes his name from his neighborhood’s postal code. On his song “Chowk,” he delves into the everyday grind and stories of his community, narrating life in the compound hangouts and the tales of resilience and camaraderie that shape his neighborhood.
Hailing from Hyderabad, Dharmik’s track “Khalbatta” is a lyrical ode to his city’s rich culture and history. Blending storytelling with an unfiltered style, Dharmik brings the spirit of Hyderabad alive on stage, with every beat echoing the streets he calls home.
Don’t be fooled by the name – Little Bhatia packs a punch on stage with his track “Tryceps,” bringing authentic Bihari flair to the forefront. His clever wordplay and unapologetic pride in his roots showcase his state’s heritage with every witty line.
Ajitesh Bhati brings the heart of Noida to the stage with “O Baapu,” a song inspired by real conversations with his father. His music encapsulates the life lessons, struggles, and aspirations that many Indian families experience.
Manisten reps Punjabi hip-hop with his track “Oye Hoye,” combining the rhythm of bhangra with hard-hitting verses. He channels Punjab’s rich cultural essence into his music.
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