AKB the Indian Dentist Rapper Releases Visuals for New Single “Scary Love” Prod. by K28

AKB the Indian Dentist Rapper Releases Visuals for New Single “Scary Love” Prod. by K28

Music

In a groundbreaking fusion of dentistry and Hip Hop, AKB, also known as “The Indian Dentist Rapper,” is kicking up dust again with the music video for his upcoming single, “Scary Love,” produced by K28. Following the success of his hit track “So Many Things” in March, AKB continues to push boundaries and set new standards in the music industry.

Hailing from Ahmedabad, India, AKB’s musical journey began at the young age of 10 when he made the life-changing move to California. Immersed in the vibrant Hip Hop culture of the Golden State, AKB’s passion for music was ignited. Despite facing financial challenges and moments of self-doubt, his dedication to his craft remained unwavering, guiding him through the ups and downs of his formative years.

Armed with a Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the prestigious Advanced Program San Francisco, AKB seamlessly blends his dual passions of dentistry and music, earning him the unique title of “The Indian Dentist Rapper.”

AKB’s music is a reflection of his diverse experiences and unwavering determination. Each lyric tells a story of resilience, perseverance, and the pursuit of dreams, embodying his journey from India to California and back again. Through his artistry, AKB challenges stereotypes and encourages individuals to embrace their true selves, regardless of societal expectations.

With his innovative approach and empowering message, AKB is reshaping the music landscape and inspiring listeners around the world to embrace their authenticity. Stay tuned for more groundbreaking music from “The Indian Dentist Rapper,” as he continues to make his mark on the industry.

Connect with AKB on Instagram @indian.dentist.rapper

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