Kanye West is reportedly the victim of a Million dollar signature forgery scandal.

As the Desi Hip-Hop culture matured over the past decade, we've kept a close eye on the various crews across the globe creating a new breed of music & culture for the South Asian youth diaspora. We've lost some notable ones like the BURBAN movement by Shizio in the UK and Zoobabies by Noyz in Canada - but in this game only the strong survive.

Indian Hip-Hop is going through a similar dynamic, where the Gully Boy fever has incited a Hip-Hop revolution of sorts and artists are forming their own platforms with the help of brands & partners. This article takes a look at popular Hip-Hop artists in India who're carving their own name in the history books of Desi Hip-Hop.

Bhanga Bangla is back, and they just kicked off 2019 with a banging new single with Desi Trap vibes written all over it - Jhamela Nai.

Dutch artist F1rtstman teams up with British Asian stars Juggy D, Raxstar, Mumzy Stranger and H-Dhami for the party anthem of the season - Dance

Raja Kumari, took on the industry and dropped braggadocios bars with Desi & global Hip Hop influences sprinkled all over it. With a dope instrumental, "SHOOK" stands out as one of the leading Hip Hop singles by a Desi artist this summer.

Lazarus has risen to be one of the most authentic, and most successful voices of Desi Hip Hop in the last decade. He is the first Desi emcee to have collaborated and toured with the legendary Wu Tang Clan.

With the spirit of competition, Emiway and Raftaar jumped in the ring and went at it with full force. Now, this was not a boring battle like Drake Vs Pusha T. This was a real battle where both parties went at it hard with multiple shots fired... well, figurative shots. And, gladly, this is a beef that did not harm any one physically. But, a lot of notepads and studio hours were demolished.

Yesterday afternoon, Bengali Hip Hop group - Bhanga Bangla - was busy shooting one of their next music videos when Los Angeles PD swarmed the area and shut it down.

US based Desi emcees Omer and Haji Springer dropped a fire flex on Desi Hip Hop with ‘Tu Jaanega’. In this single, we see Omer and Haji flexing on a fire beat spitting Hindi, Punjabi and English rhymes. Haji has a Hindi Travis Scott vibe going in his verse too. Check the video out below to know more.

Let's take this moment to collectively say "F*CK OFF" to the brilliant politicians who thought beating up minors was a great idea. Clap! Clap! Clap! Standing ovations are in order for these c*ntbags who idolize tyranny.

Since the rise of Hip Hop among Desi and Asian artists, this is the first time that a member of the Wu-Tang acknowledged and co-signed a 'Desi' artist. Lazarus came through and took the opportunity to prove his skills and justify the cosign from Hip Hop's elite.