Nemzzz “Us Vs Them” (Video)

Nemzzz drops his bold final single of 2024, “Us Vs Them”.

After an extraordinary year marked by critical acclaim and numerous impressive milestones, Nemzzz is set to release his final single of the year, “Us Vs Them”.

Available now to stream and cop on all major streaming platforms, the track serves as an end to a triumphant year that has seen the young artist rise to even greater prominence in the UK and beyond.

With its hard-hitting production and unflinching lyrics, “Us Vs Them” is a dose of true unfiltered Nemzzz and one that fans are set to have on repeat.

The accompanying video, produced by Don Prod and shot earlier this week in Manchester, see’s Nemzzz in his hometown of Manchester as the night traffic rolls by, interspersed with performance shots in the studio, dripping in Chrome Hearts.

It perfectly brings Nemzzz’ bars to life with his now trademark cinematic imagery.

Nemzzz has quickly emerged as one of the standout figures in the UK rap scene, with Spotify most recently naming him as the third highest streaming UK Rapper in 2024 – only behind the likes of heavyweights Central Cee and Dave.

This year alone, he has amassed over 500 million + streams. Earlier this month, he also received a nomination for Best Male at the 2025 MOBO Awards.

“Us Vs Them” follows on from Nemzzz’ debut project, ‘Do Not Disturb‘, which featured huge singles including “It’s Us” featuring Lil Yachty, which earned widespread attention earlier this year.

2024 has been a breakthrough year, with Nemzzz being nominated for MOBO Awards in multiple categories, joining the ranks of the industry’s top stars.

“Us Vs Them” builds on the momentum of Nemzzz’ earlier success.

Known for his fearless fusion of hip-hop, rap, and alternative sounds, Nemzzz continues to push the boundaries of modern rap while offering a message that relates deeply with listeners around the world.

Nemzzz’ unique sound and consistent output have earned him a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim, making him one of the most promising young voices in UK rap today.