Nigerian music sensation Rema has declared himself a ‘god’ as he discloses that his new girlfriend will be the mother of his first child. slot gacor hari ini
Rema shared this news on his Instagram broadcast channel, Ravers which has over 54k members.
He posted a faceless photo of a woman he identified as his girlfriend, praising her attractive figure. He added that she got a tattoo for him and would do anything for him.
Rema also declared that she would be having a child for a ‘god,’ referring to himself.
His words: “My new girlfriend got a big ass. She got a tattoo for me, she do anything for me. She will have my child – a child for a god. I’m a god.
Netizens React:
Pablow said: “He thinks he’s Ye”.
RASKERMAN advised: “You’re a god of who make rema learn how to use words ohh”.
UDO observed: “There is a bad and weird energy about him lately.”
Lion said: “That smoke wey shallypoppi give you na wrong smoke, you sef don turn god?”
Ayo speculated: “Shey na Justin Skye e Dey talk about”
UCHENNA advised: “Rema don dey move maddd ever since shallipopi teach am how to smoke!! Guys stay away from badddd Friends”
Catherine said: “So is true about the rumours. Rema is now a member.”
In a similar news, Rema’s global hit ‘Calm Down’ has been plucking trophies at the 2024 ASCAP London Music Awards. ‘Calm Down’ snagged the coveted Song of the Year and Top Streaming Song awards.
Rema’s hit song “Calm Down” has made Afrobeats history in the US, becoming the first Afrobeats track to earn over one billion on-demand streams, according to Chart Data. This accolade follows the song’s previous recognition as the “most successful African song of all time.”
Released in February 2022 as a single from Rema’s debut album “Rave and Roses,” Billboard analysts attribute the song’s success to its “melancholy slow jam with a subtle hypnotic draw”. The track gained further popularity with a remix featuring US singer Selena Gomez, which has amassed nearly 894 million views on YouTube, making it the most watched music video by a Nigerian artist (sic: BBC)
