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    ‘I’ll strip you on stage’ – Rema warns against copying his fashion style

    Emma TeeBy No Comments2 Mins Read

    • ‘I’ll strip you on stage’ – Rema threatens colleagues copying his fashion style

    ‘I’ll strip you on stage’ - Rema warns against copying his fashion style
    ‘I’ll strip you on stage’ – Rema warns against copying his fashion style

    Nigerian artist Rema recently issued a firm caution to fellow celebrities emulating his fashion sense. Rema alleged that certain celebrities and their stylists had been reaching out to clothing brands, requesting replicas of his outfits.

    He warned of potential disruptions at their events and threatened to publicly expose them if they persisted in imitating his style without permission.

    On his X handle on Saturday, the ‘Calm Down’ singer wrote: “Tell your stylists to stop sending mails to brands with my name to get clothes imma pull up to your show and strip u on stage cuz that’s my shit HOE! fake celebrities, fake industry.”

    As anticipation builds for Rema’s upcoming project, the Mavin Records artist has ignited a significant debate among fans on social media. Taking to his platform X (formerly Twitter), the multi-award-winning singer addressed the ongoing discussions surrounding Nigeria’s top artists, often referred to as the “Big 3.”

    In a recent post on Saturday, April 27, 2024, Rema shared his thoughts by simply stating, “No more big 3 there’s now a big 4.” This sparked a flurry of reactions from fans, who speculated on the four artists Rema might be alluding to with his statement.

    Additionally, fans were thrilled by the singer’s studio pictures, hinting at a possible forthcoming project.

    In addition, Rema taken a firm stance in the ongoing debate surrounding Afrobeats and its prominent figures in the country.

    The American Music Awards-winning singer reiterated his support for the Afrobeats genre on his social media platform, emphasizing its global significance.

    In a recent post, Rema expressed his belief that Afrobeats surpasses any other Afro sounds mentioned by fellow Nigerian artists. This reaffirmation of his stance follows his previous statements advocating for Afrobeats on an international scale.