Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, professionally known by his stage name Rema, recently took the opportunity to dispel one of the most ludicrous rumors that has circulated about him.
The rising star delved into this matter during an insightful discussion on the popular ‘Kids Take Over’ podcast, where he candidly addressed the question about the most absurd falsehoods he has encountered regarding his persona.
Rema’s revelation that the most preposterous claim he encountered was the one suggesting that he worships the devil left many fans and followers in disbelief.
During the podcast, the host prompted him with the question, seeking to unearth any outlandish stories that he had stumbled upon regarding himself.
Rema, with a light-hearted chuckle, conceded that the notion of him being associated with devil worship was beyond ludicrous.
nHe expressed his decision not to engage with such baseless accusations, deeming it unworthy of his time and attention.
Providing a glimpse into the true meaning behind his artistic symbols, Rema underlined that his choice of imagery is intricately connected to his Edo heritage, emphasizing that these symbols hold significant cultural value rather than any association with satanic connotations.
Through his explanation, he sought to enlighten his audience about the depth of meaning embedded in his art, shedding light on the erroneous nature of the accusations that had surfaced online.
Rema’s clarification offered a compelling insight into the complexities of navigating fame amidst a sea of misinformation, showcasing his poise and maturity in the face of unwarranted scrutiny.
“They say I worship the devil. It’s crazy. I didn’t even bother responding because it’s not worth my time.”
Source: NewsandVibes.com
