Singer Rema Reveals The Craziest Rumour He Read About Himself Online

Singer Rema Reveals The Craziest Rumour He Read About Himself Online
The host asked:  “What’s the most crazy, untrue thing that you’ve seen online about you?”
Rema replied:  “They say worship the devil [laughs]. It’s crazy. I didn’t respond to it because it is not important. It’s a waste of time.”
He explained that the symbols he used in expressing his art were Edo culture and not satanic.He also talked about working with Canadian superstar, Drake in 2020 for his song ‘Mention Me’ which got leaked.
“I’m happy to work with a legend like Drake. I feel like we are going to make a very huge song if we take our time to build something very strong,”Rema in a recent episode of the ‘Kids Take Over’ podcast.


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