Ikka Singh made his debut in Bollywood music industry with the hit song ‘In Da Club’ for the 2015 movie ‘Tamanchey’. He has won many awards at PTC Punjabi music awards for his contribution to the music industry. Later on, his next two albums ‘Pesa Nasha Pyar’ and ‘Da Rap Star’ were even bigger hits, which made Bohemia the king of rap. He gave his first rap album ‘Vich Pardesan De’ in 2002 to music lovers. He has given hit songs like ‘Dum Maro Dum Maro’, ‘Tu Mera Bhai Nahi Hai’, ‘Toh Dishoom’ among others.īohemia started doing rap songs even before it was a thing. After his success in Punjabi music industry, he moved into Bollywood with the song ‘Tamanchey Pe Disco’ in 2013. He won the Best Urban Song Of The Year award for Swag Mera Desi at the Brit Asia Awards in 2014. Raftaar gained popularity with his 2014 song ‘Swag Mera Desi’. He started rapping in 2012 with the song ‘Majnu’. Raftaar is one of the most amazing rappers of Punjabi music industry. His single, ‘DJ Waley Babu’ was ranked number one on chartbusters within 24 hours of the release. He gave his first rap in 2012 with the song ‘Saturday Saturday’ which was an instant hit. He has collaborated with hit Punjabi singers like Gippy Grewal, Diljit Dosanjh, Manj Musik, Raftaar among others. He is known for songs like ‘Brown Rang’, ‘High Heels’, ‘Dope Shope’ among others.īadshah is known for his Hindi, Punjabi, and Haryanvi songs.
Honey Singh gained popularity after the hit song ‘Lak 28 Kudi Da’ in 2006. He has also begun to produce music for Bollywood films. Honey Singh started as a session and recording artist, and later on became a bhangra music producer.
There are some of the Punjabi rappers who have made it big in the Punjabi music industry. Lately, the Punjabi rapping trend has become a new thing for youngsters to enjoy the songs. The trend of rapping in India started with Punjabi rappers taking over the music industry and adding their rap in songs. Rapping has subsequently moved in the Indian music industry and music lovers have loved the genre.
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