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Nenjah Nycist & Cut Beetlez deliver a gritty, reflective rush on “A Hunnit Uh Me”

  • May 14, 2026
  • Angela Cook
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Are you a fan of hip hop that doesn’t hold back, backed by hard-hitting, sample-based production that taps into something deep and gritty—something that’s been lingering inside you for too long?

Then “A Hunnit Uh Me” from NYC-born and based alt-hip-hop and boom bap artist, composer, and entrepreneur Nenjah Nycist, alongside Finnish producer/DJ duo Cut Beetlez, may be the track for you.

“A Hunnit Uh Me” appears on their new album I Challenged The Master… AND WON! and much like a rolling tornado, you have no choice but to get swept into Nenjah Nycist and Cut Beetlez’s orbit, as their collaboration is anything but subtle. 

Clocking in at 2 minutes and 40 seconds, the track is short but mighty, with Nycist’s rap flow bobbing and weaving from start to finish in an addictive cadence that pulls you in and makes you want to lean closer to catch every line.

Lyrically, the track lands on a reflective note, touching on why so many people are trying to make it in music and push forward through the grind. It also speaks to the idea that, even when you reach a level of success, there’s still a choice to uplift the people coming up alongside you.

While it can feel disheartening that so many are navigating the same uphill climb in the industry, the song ultimately sheds light on that shared struggle, emphasizing resilience, forward motion, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going.

The record scratches that Cut Beetlez introduces act almost like a rhythmic movement toward the end, their abrasive texture blending seamlessly with the lyrical tone of the track. They mirror the themes of obstacles and hard-hitting detours, underscoring the need to keep moving forward regardless.

All in all, “A Hunnit Uh Me” serves as an appetizer for what Nenjah Nycist and Cut Beetlez deliver across the full album, offering just a glimpse of the grit, intention, and momentum they bring when fully in sync.

Connect with Nenjah Nycist: Instagram
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Angela Cook

Angela Cook is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor with a passion for unearthing innovative sounds and stories in the music scene. When she's not crafting compelling content, you can find her exploring the boroughs for record shops.

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