Afrobeats sensation, Rema, has addressed the widespread rumors suggesting his affiliation with the Illuminati. In response to these conspiracy theories, Rema called on his die-hard fans, known as “Ravers,” to enlighten his newer followers about his background and roots.
He firmly dismissed claims that his rise to fame was driven by any supernatural power. The artist went on to label the Illuminati as “diabolical shit,” emphasizing his belief by stating, “Jesus is the king.”InformationGuideNigeria
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“Day one,” he said. Ravers, please assist me in informing new Ravers that I have been on this bat shit for a long time.JAMB Portal
You’d have so much more clarity if you could readily Google where I’m from, what the key colours of my ancestry are, what flies in Benin’s skies every evening, and so on.
“My execution will evolve unapologetically as I evolve.” Please get to know your artist. That is why I conduct interviews. And all of that Illuminati nonsense is nonsense. I work too hard to make art for you to glorify some wicked garbage. It’s dead now. “Jesus is the King.”NYSC Portal
This clarification from Rema comes after he shared a snippet of his upcoming “Ravage” EP, set for release on Friday, October 27.
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