Rema Addresses Rumors and Collaborations.

Nigerian artist Rema, known for his hit song “Calm Down,” recently discussed a bizarre rumor claiming he worships the devil. During an appearance on the ‘Kids Take Over’ podcast, he described this accusation as the craziest he has encountered online.

Rema found the rumor amusing. He chose not to respond to it. He stated that addressing such claims would be a waste of time. He clarified that the symbols he uses in his music are rooted in Edo culture, not satanic practices.

Besides addressing the rumors, Rema shared insights about his musical journey, including his collaboration with Canadian rapper Drake. He expressed excitement about working with Drake on a song titled “Mention Me,” which was leaked in 2020.

Rema believes that if they take their time to create something important, they produce a significant hit together. His admiration for Drake highlights the importance of collaboration in the music industry.

Rema’s comments show a broader theme in the entertainment world, where artists often face scrutiny and unfounded rumors. The singer’s decision to laugh off the devil-worshipping claim shows his resilience.

It also shows his confidence in his identity as an artist. By focusing on his craft and collaborations, Rema aims to rise above the noise and continue making impactful music.

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