Justine Skye faces heavy criticism over her outfit to church with Rema

“He took a devil to church" – Justine Skye faces heavy criticism over her outfit to church with Rema

“He took a devil to church" – Justine Skye faces heavy criticism over her outfit to church with Rema

American singer, Justine Skye has come under heavy backlash over the outfit she wore to a church service with Afrobeat star, Rema. The singers, who had been stoking romance rumours for months, went to a church to celebrate their New Year’s Eve. Justine Skye and RemaJustine Skye and Rema The stunning singer was seen standing in a church, wearing a long dress that bared her back in viral videos online. Many criticized Justine Skye‘s outfit, pointing out the hypocrisy in most Nigerian churches, and dragging the singer over her sexy ensemble. See reactions below: _burdizzo said: “Rules are for poor people. Know this and know this peace in 2024! Shalom.” that.toyosi penned: “Let people come to church with whatever they have and let Christ work on their mind o” shadesofpeculiar wrote: “The more disturbing thing is why everyone focused on them and left the God they are worshipping” laraloveth2023 said: “Rema took a devil to church” cyntea_ah wrote: “The way Christan’s discriminate eh, it doesn’t even encourage sinners to come to church. 💔” WATCH VIDEO:

“Anyone trying to compete with Rema is wasting their time” – Crayon

"Anyone trying to compete with Rema is wasting their time" – Crayon

Mavin Records singer Crayon has declared that competing with his labelmate, Rema is a pointless endeavor for any musician. Crayon said as much on his Twitter page on Saturday, encouraging performers who share his perspective to stay in their own lane. The “Ijo” crooner claims that Rema has a spirit that no one can match since they would just be catching up.

"Anyone trying to compete with Rema is wasting their time" – Crayon

Nigerian artist, Crayon. source: Google He wrote, “Anybody wey Dey try to compete with REMA You dey waste your time; you will play catch up forever! Just focus on your lane !! Baba na spirit, you Dey follow and compete!!! Hmmm!!!” Anybody wey Dey try compete with REMA you Dey waste your time you will play catch up forever!!! Just focus on your lane !! Baba na spirit you Dey follow compete!!! Hmmm!!! 🫵🏽 — CRAYWAY! (@crayonthis) November 18, 2023 In the same spirit, Crayon asserted that he is a reborn version of Ayodeji Balogun, better known by his stage name Wizkid, the Afrobeats phenomenon. The “Ijo” hitmaker said as much on Twitter, adding that he also has a little bit of Canadian superstars Justin Bieber and Drake. Crayon wrote, “I feel like I’m Wizkid REGEN with a touch of Drake and Justin Bieber!” I feel like Rema is burna boy REGEN with a touch of Travis Scott and playboy carti!!!! — CRAYWAY! (@crayonthis) November 18, 2023

Rema addresses public, explains the mask belong to his ancestors

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Popular Nigerian musician, Divine Ikubor, popularly called Rema has addressed “demonic” mask allegations, calling it a remake of the bronzes of his ancestors. The young artist has been dragged after his show at the 02 arena in London where some fans accused him of being a member of the Illuminati. A well-informed fan from Benin City has defended Rema, claiming the mask was that of Queen Idia, a National hero of the Benin Kingdom. Today, Rema has come out to clear the air and address the controversy surrounding the mask he wore for his entrance at the 02. “My Ancestors bronzes sit in the museum of London so I remade mine and put Edo on the map” — Rema responds to “demonic” mask allegations Rema’s entrance at the 02 Arena that has caused quite a stir online. According to him, it is a remake of the bronze of his ancestors, some of which are still present in the London museum. In doing so, Rema believes he has redefined Edo state and put it on the global map. In his words; “RAVAGE UPRISING/ My Ancestors bronzes sit in the museum of this very city so I remade mine. Hence, Edo is redefined, the map reshaped, your minds awakened & the mask reborn. Thank you London! 🦇🇬🇧” See post below: RAVAGE UPRISING/ My Ancestors bronzes sit in the museum of this very city so I remade mine. Hence, Edo is redefined, the map reshaped, your minds awakened & the mask reborn. Thank you London! 🦇🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/2JF0cGHGdu — REMA (@heisrema) November 16, 2023

Benin fan of Rema defends singer, explains history behind “demonic” mask

Benin fan of Rema defends singer, explains history behind "demonic" mask

A Benin fan of Nigerian singer Rema has defended the controversial “demonic” mask worn by the singer during his 02 Arena performance. Rema, who broke the record for being the youngest Nigerian artist to close down the prestigious venue, created a stir with some bizarre imagery he used during the show. Following the event, some internet users linked the Calm Down star to the Illuminati secret society due to the strange activities that went on on the stage. One of the most talked-about aspects of Rema’s show was the demonic-looking facial mask he wore when he made a grand entrance on a sculptured horse.

Benin fan of Rema defends singer, explains history behind "demonic" mask

Rema, Nigerian artist. Source: Google Despite the various claims linking Rema to demonic activities, netizens in his hometown of Benin, Edo State, have taken to social media to defend him. They revealed that the mask Rema wore on the show was inspired by Queen Idia, a hero in the Benin Kingdom. On X, formerly Twitter, an account with the handle Edocentric_ wrote: “Queen Idia Mask/REMA isn’t demonic; as a matter of fact, she is a national hero to Nigeria and the Benin Kingdom. She lived in the 15th century. She was the first Edo woman to go to war. She defeated a giant for a son to become king She was the first queen mother in Benin.” Queen idia mask/REMA isn’t demonic as a matter of fact she is a national hero to Nigerian & the benin kingdom She lived in the 15th century She was the first edo woman to go to war She defeated a giant for a son to become king She was the first queen mother in benin his pic.twitter.com/6xyZrLW7gb — Clinton (@EDOCENTRIC_) November 15, 2023

“Rema tried to lure us into demonic rituals” — Show attendee speaks on fear

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“Rema was trying to lure us into demonic rituals” — Show attendee speaks on fear A show attendee opens up on being overwhelmed by fear during the recent stage performance of the famous Nigerian singer, Rema in the UK. On November 14th, Rema headlined an event at the well-known O2 Arena where he gave an exhilarating performance.

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The 23-year-old singer started the show on the back of a horse, followed by a ride at the back of a bat while some images displayed were said to be disturbing. Speaking on her experience at the show, the attendee revealed that it was the scariest moment she ever had at a musical event. She accused the singer of trying to steal the souls of her fans with his alleged demonic presentation, causing her to leave the show early.

“Rema was trying to lure us into demonic rituals” — Show attendee speaks on fear

She said in part, “No guys, I have no words for Rema’s concert. My fury is, all those stuff he was doing for fun or whatever was to lure us into the demonic shit he tried to do today. From when he started that chanting, I didn’t hear a damn thing he was saying. Even one girl I was talking to, she said the whole time, she felt possessed. I started praying; hell no; we had to leave early.” Watch the video below …

“Why Asake is a bigger artist than Rema” – Daniel Regha

"Why Asake is a bigger artist than Rema” – Daniel Regha

"Why Asake is a bigger artist than Rema” – Daniel Regha

Controversial Twitter personality, Daniel Regha has once again voiced his opinion as he makes comparison between two artists, Rema and Asake. Regha said in a tweet that Asake was a more significant artist than Rema. He credited Rema’s increased prominence to Marvin’s Records, his record label led by Don Jazzy, and their successful PR tactics.

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Daniel Regha Regha was equally forthright in his evaluation of their song. He maintained that Asake’s songs have deeper meanings than Rema’s, which he said mostly use recycled lyrics.

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Rema Regha pointed out that both artists are still in the early phases of their careers despite these distinctions. Daniel Regha added “no shades” at the end of his post, noting that he wasn’t trying to disparage any of the artists.

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Asake In his words: “Asake is a bigger artiste than Rema, but Rema gets better PR thanks to Don Jazzy’s influence & that of Mavin Records. Lyrically speaking Asake has more meaningful songs; Rema 99% of the time recycles lyrics. The only thing they have in common is that both are still upcomers, that’s all. No shades.” SEE POST: Asake is a bigger artiste than Rema, but Rema gets better PR thanks to Don Jazzy’s influence & that of Mavin Records. Lyrically speaking Asake has more meaningful songs; Rema 99% of the time recyc!es lyrics. The only thing they have in common is that both are still upcomers,… — Daniel Regha (@DanielRegha) November 14, 2023

“Even if I stop singing today, my name will still be in Afrobeats Hall of Fame” – Rema boasts

"Even if I stop singing today, my name will still be in Afrobeats Hall of Fame" – Rema boasts

Rema Afrobeats Hall Fame

Talented Afrobeats musician, Divine ‘Rema‘ Ikubor has opined that he has earned himself a lot of recognition to be in the Afrobeats Hall of Fame, even if he decides to quit music today. The singer who recently performed at the 2023 Ballon D’Or noted that he is considering leaving music at the moment, but his current status has already inked his name in the Afrobeats Bible.

Rema Afrobeats Hall Fame

Singer, Rema. Photo Source: Instagram. Rema was featured on the cover of the fourth edition of The New Wave issue of i-D Magazine. He said: “I’m not saying I want to stop. But if I say I want to stop right now, my name is still going to be on the Afrobeats bible, if there is an Afrobeats bible to be dropped. I’ll literally be in the New Testament, on the front page.” The young musician also recalled how he had been ridiculed by fans people because of his soundtrack which had Bollywood lilt to it when he gained prominence in 2019. “Everything they doubted, everything they laughed at me for, I built on it. They called me Indian Boy; I went to India. I’m the first artist to shut down four cities in India, 5000 capacity and above. No one can deny that I’ve impacted Afrobeats on a global scale,” he added.

Tunde Ednut reacts as Rema skips Messi, shakes football stars

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Content creator Tunde Ednut has reacted after artist Rema skipped Argentina icon Messi while shaking other footballers at the Ballon d’Or. At the renowned 2023 Ballon d’Or event, Nigerian Afrobeat sensation Divine Ikubor, better known by his stage name Rema, accomplished a noteworthy milestone in his international music career with a riveting performance of his hit track “Calm Down.” Rema became the first Nigerian musician to perform on stage at this globally recognized award ceremony, making this appearance historic. Although the Afrobeat artist’s feat in being on the Ballon d’Or stage was impressive, there was one specific moment during his performance that created a lot of interest and attention.

"He didn’t shake Messi”- Tunde Ednut reacts as Rema shakes football stars, skips Messi

Rema, Nigeian artist performing at Balloon d’Or. Witnesses saw Rema shaking hands with a number of football greats, including Bernardo Silva, Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Jr., Erling Haaland, Ruben Dias, and Gundogan. What was notable, though, was that he quickly left the stage to finish his incredible performance without engaging in a conversation with the eight-time Ballon d’Or winner, Lionel Messi. Rema’s appearance at the Ballon d’Or ceremony is more evidence of the increasing global acclaim that Nigerian musicians are receiving. Sharing the video that captured the moment of interaction between Rema and the football stars, Tunde Ednut wrote: “Rema, Nigeria is proud of you. He shook the world’s best but didn’t shake Messi. Chai, Maybe he didn’t see Messi.” “DROP THAT LOVE ❤️❤️❤️❤️ FOR REMA. This guy don blow finish. EDO STATE TO THE WORLD.”

“Afrobeats to the world!” – Watch moment Rema performs “Calm Down” at 2023 Ballon D’Or

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Afrobeats music sensation, Rema steals the spotlight as he delivers an electrifying performance to top footballers and attendees at the 2023 Ballon d’Or event at Theatre du Chatelet in Paris, France. Yesterday, one of football’s greatest events took place which saw to the rewarding of world talented footballers and teams.

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Afrobeats music sensation, Rema. However, the highlight of the moment was when the talented Nigerian singer, Rema took the stage by the storm and delivered his hit-song song, ‘Calm Down to the appreciative attendees which listened with awe-struck silence. The wonderful and historic event has made the young singer the first afrobeat musician to perform at the prestigious Ballon d’Or awards, Check out some reactions gathered … @Kotosiafaze said: “One crazy twist about this amazing show is, calm can barely compete amongst Rema’s best songs, but somehow the outside world all got hooked and addicted to calm down.” @TengoLoTodo commented; “@heisrema rocked it and it is so good to see Nigerian artist get recognised on the world stage now!” @friskyblaq_ penned: “Remmyyyyy boi to the world 🌎” Watch video below … Global superstar Rema graced the Ballon d’Or stage! ❤️‍🔥 pic.twitter.com/MvcN6xdzDs — MAVIN (@MAVINRECORDS) October 30, 2023  

Rema finally breaks silence on joining illuminati

Rema finally breaks silence on joining illuminati

Nigerian singer, Rema, has finally spoken up following rumours that he recently joined the Illuminati. In a post on his Instagram story, Rema addressed the swirling rumors and conspiracy theories surrounding his alleged involvement with the Illuminati. He categorically denied any affiliation with the secret society and asserted that he has been dedicated to his craft from the beginning. Rema urged his fans, known as “Ravers,” to educate others about his background and heritage, highlighting the key colors of his culture and the significance of certain elements in Benin. Rema said that as he continues to evolve as an artist, his execution will also evolve. He expressed his commitment to creating art that resonates with his audience and dismisses the notion that his success is attributed to any diabolical forces. Rema stated that he works tirelessly to produce quality music and expects his fans to give credit where it is due. He said; “Day 1 Ravers, help educate the new Ravers that I’ve been on this bat shit for a long time. Y’all would have so much clarity if you easily Google where I’m from, what the key colors of my heritage are, what flies in the skies of Benin every evening, etc. “As I evolve, my execution will evolve unapologetically. Please know your artist. It’s why I do interviews. And that Illuminati talk is trash. I work too hard to create art for you guys to give the glory to some diabolical shit. Dead it now. Jesus is King.” See the post below: