Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, has stirred controversy by claiming it is disrespectful to say he’s not on the same level as Afrobeats legends Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy, who are known as the “Big 3.”
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Rema recently faced backlash for a tweet where he declared the existence of a “Big 4,” placing himself alongside these icons.
The 22-year-old artist addressed this issue in his new song, “Hehehe,” released under Mavin Global Holdings. In the song, Rema confidently asserts his place among the top Afrobeats stars.
In the lyrics, Rema sings about how the idea of a “Big 3” is outdated and that there should now be a “Big 4.”
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He acknowledges that people might be upset by his statement, but insists that dismissing his achievements is insulting.
Rema’s bold claims reflect his belief in his impact and success within the music industry.
As one of the younger talents making waves, he emphasizes that his contributions are significant and deserving of recognition.
This move by Rema to assert his place among the greats marks a significant moment in his career and in the ever-evolving Afrobeats genre.
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