Marginalization over Standing Rock nation in the construction of Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in the United States shows that country‟s interest in profit is over its native people. This paper aims to prove the existence of hegemony of the United States, corporations, and global economic regime as the key actors, in succeeding the construction of controversial oil pipeline DAPL. Using Antonio Gramsci‟s hegemony as a conceptual framework, this research finds structured works of each actor through the creation of identity, culture, value, and consumption mode resulting a common worldview between United States‟ society and the actors of the pipeline. The common worldview later leads to acceptance of the pipeline construction which set indigenous people‟s right of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) aside and put Standing Rock nation at risk of water contamination of oil.