Rema has swiftly risen to become a global Afrobeats star, starting from humble beginnings in Benin City. Discovered by D’Prince after a viral freestyle video, he’s now under Jonzing World, a part of Mavin Records. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Rema discusses his Grammy experiences and collaborations, reflecting on his journey and contributions to the Afrobeats scene.
Key highlights from the interview include Rema’s resilience post-Grammys, his disbelief at the global success of "Calm Down," and efforts to dispel illuminati rumours. Through his latest project, "Heis," he strives to preserve Afrobeats’ essence and reconcile personal emotions while asserting his rightful place among Afrobeats’ elites. Rema’s perspective as a leading force in the music industry remains hopeful and determined to uplift others in Nigeria.
Key Takeaways:
- Rema’s Grammy journey highlights his ability to remain positive amidst setbacks.
- "Calm Down" achieved unexpected global success, resonating with audiences beyond Nigeria.
- "Heis" represents Rema’s bid to preserve Afrobeats’ cultural integrity and showcase personal growth.
For more on Rema’s journey, read the full feature on Rolling Stone.
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