Baby Jean

BABY JEAN isn’t just making noise—he’s basically shaking up the whole Indian hip-hop scene. Straight outta Malappuram, Kerala, he’s been grinding since day one, never shying away from dropping bars that actually bite. The guy’s sound? Yeah, it’s infectious. His style? Can’t really box it in. Honestly, if you think he’s still “up and coming,” you’re probably not paying attention. He’s the moment. He had this vision from the jump: put Southside hip-hop on the map, big time. Didn’t come to play, came to dominate. Over the years, you can see how much he’s leveled up—never losing that raw edge, always pushing the limits. He’s kept it real, both in the booth and online, building a fanbase that rides for him hard—almost cult-like, if we’re keeping it real. His energy is wild, too. Whether he’s tearing up indie gigs or lighting up mainstream stages, people remember him. Oh, and he’s not just spitting bars for tracks—his rap work in movies like Marco, Deva, Officer on Duty (and a few others, honestly) has taken his voice even further, getting his vibe out to crowds that might not even know they’re into hip-hop yet. Now, acting’s the new move on his list. His first role in Alappuzha Gymkhana? Not exactly a quiet debut. He’s already shooting for his next project, Kattalan. Stage, studio, screen—doesn’t matter, he owns it. Southside pride runs deep with Baby Jean, and you can’t deny he’s not just repping the culture—he’s flipping it on its head and showing the world what’s up.