Nigerian singer Rema has ignited a lively discussion within the music industry by declaring himself part of the prestigious “Big 4” in Afrobeats.
He joins the ranks of renowned artists Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy.
At just 22 years old, Rema’s bold claim stirred significant controversy on social media.
Many fans and critics reacted strongly to his assertion.
It prompts the young artist to address the backlash in his latest single; “Hehehe.”
In the track, Rema confidently defends his position, delivering the lines; “No more big 3, there’s now a big 4. People go para but what for? Dem go say I don’t deserve it, but that is an insult.”
Through these lyrics, he firmly stakes his claim in the upper echelon of Afrobeats.
It challenges the existing hierarchy and asserting his right to be recognized among the genre’s leading figures.
Rema’s recent declaration has reignited a vigorous debate about his standing among Afrobeats superstars.
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It draws considerable attention from fans and critics on social media.
By announcing the advent of the “Big 4” era, Rema is making a bold and confident move to cement his place alongside the genre’s established icons, Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy.
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