Originally navigating Shaikh, Naezy grew up in Kurla, a suburb of Mumbai. He grew up in a poor family, found his voice in music and used rap to convey the story and the struggles of life in the city's slums. His songs are strongly influenced by real experiences and social observations.

Naezy Debut with The Song "Aafat" in 2014 went viral on the internet in the shortest possible time. His unique way in Hindi and Urdu marked him from the rest in Indian hip hop with his raw energy and socially oriented texts. His early successes led to a chain reaction among young artists across the country.

Cultural influences and mainstream breakthroughs
Naezy was a standout for Desi Hip-Hop Origin. His own life served as an inspiration for Gully Boy in Bollywood films. This included a form based on part. This has made Street Trap a national audience and gave the community a voice that has been unemployed.

Music development and comeback
After a brief break in music, Naezy returned with a new Fadual and dropped his debut album, "Maghreb" in 2020. The album reflects its creative growth, combining powerful texts with international sound with traditional Indian musical elements. Over the years, he has repeatedly published singles and collaborations related to his audience.

Legacy and Influence in 2025
From 2025, Naezy is no longer just a rapper, it is a youth icon and endurance emblem. He is a supporter of future artists and an activist who shares his views on related topics facing society. His true nature and dedication to its origins have seen how he leaves a lasting impression on Indian musical culture.

Diploma
From the streets of Mumbai to national fame, Neji's rise is a reflection of passion and self-expression. He is the power behind Indian hip hop, and his history, his songs and messages continue to inspire the next generation.