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Alright gangidy gang—lock in. While Subway Surfers is doing its thing in the background,

we’re talking Marxist hip-hop in Pakistan. This presentation looks at a trio called the Daranti

Group: Hassan Amin, aka Polymath, Dr. Jamal Alvi, and Haivaan. They use hip-hop

as a weapon—yeah, a weapon—to talk about class struggle, power, and resistance in

Pakistani society. To analyze their music, we’re applying Teun van Dijk’s Critical

Discourse Analysis. Basically, while your eyes are dodging trains, we’re breaking down

how their lyrics construct ideology, challenge power, and expose the system. So if you miss a

point, rewind—but don’t blame us, blame Subway Surfers. Let’s begin