While the internet and social media, independent record labels, and the influence of American hip hop and rap music all played a significant role in the rise of Indian hip hop and rap music, the support of mainstream media was not a major factor.

The internet and social media helped Indian hip hop and rap music to gain popularity by allowing artists to share their music with a wider audience, creating a sense of community among fans, and enabling artists to collaborate with each other more easily.

YouTube is the most commonly used social media platform by Indian hip hop and rap artists to promote their music, as it allows them to share their music videos and other content with a wide audience.

Technology has helped Indian hip hop and rap artists to create their music by making it easier for them to record and produce their music, giving them access to a wider range of sounds and samples, and allowing them to collaborate with other artists more easily.

While social media allows Indian hip hop and rap artists to share their music and videos with their fans, interact with their fans through comments and messages, and get feedback on their music from their fans, it is not a platform for them to sell their merchandise directly to their fans.

Technology has helped Indian hip hop and rap music to reach a global audience by making it easier for artists to share their music online, making it easier for fans to discover new music from around the world, and making it possible for artists to tour and perform in different countries.

While copyright infringement, lack of access to technology, and competition from international artists are all challenges that Indian hip hop and rap artists face in the digital age, lack of support from the government is not a major challenge.

Social media has helped Indian hip hop and rap artists to build their brand by allowing them to connect with their fans on a personal level, creating a buzz around their music, and enabling them to collaborate with other artists and influencers.

While streaming services, digital downloads, and merchandise sales are all ways in which technology has helped Indian hip hop and rap artists to monetize their music, physical sales are not a major source of revenue for most artists.

Technology has helped Indian hip hop and rap artists to create a sense of community among their fans by allowing them to connect with their fans on social media, making it easier for fans to share their music with each other, and enabling fans to create their own remixes and covers of their favorite songs.

While technology has made it easier for artists to book shows, find out about upcoming shows, and live stream their shows online, it has not made it easier for artists to travel to different cities and countries.

Technology has helped Indian hip hop and rap artists to collaborate with each other by making it easier for artists to find each other online, share their music with each other, and record and produce music together.

While social media allows Indian hip hop and rap artists to share their music and videos with their fans, interact with their fans through comments and messages, and get feedback on their music from their fans, it is not a platform for them to sell their merchandise directly to their fans.

Technology has helped Indian hip hop and rap music to reach a global audience by making it easier for artists to share their music online, making it easier for fans to discover new music from around the world, and making it possible for artists to tour and perform in different countries.

While copyright infringement, lack of access to technology, and competition from international artists are all challenges that Indian hip hop and rap artists face in the digital age, lack of support from the government is not a major challenge.