In 50 Years’, Time, People Will Remember My Art - Rema
In 50 Years’, Time, People Will Remember My Art - Rema

In 50 Years’, Time, People Will Remember My Art – Rema

In 50 Years’, Time, People Will Remember My Art – Rema

Rema stands at the forefront of the next generation of Afrobeats stars, and the year 2023 has been nothing short of impactful for this Nigerian superstar.

His music has transcended borders, propelling him to international commercial success.

In a recent interview on Apple Music Africa Now Radio, Rema delved into the evolution of his sound and the creation of art that transcends time.

Speaking with the host Nandi Madiba, Rema emphasized that for him, music is not merely a process of combining elements but a calling.

He described it as a spiritual experience, tapping into an internal source to create art. Rema sees himself as a vessel chosen to leave a lasting mark on the world.

In his own words, “When you’re blessed with a gift, it’s beyond making it seem logical.

To me, it’s more like a spirit thing, it’s not like a brain thing, and it’s not like a thought process. There’s nothing I needed to study to be able to get others to tap in with me.

I was just tapping in with myself, and if others follow me? Great. If they don’t? Great.

I’d say for me it’s mostly internal when I hear the voice in my head; it’s leading me, and I feel like a vessel to leave a mark in the world.

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I feel like I’m chosen for it, so whether I try to run away from it or not, it’s just what it is.

Rema has gained recognition for his avant-garde artistic choices that encompass his visuals and fashion style.

He actively collaborates with other creatives to breathe life into his innovative ideas.

Rema intentionally crafts his art to resonate not only with his followers but to endure for decades. He voiced his commitment to supporting fellow creatives, emphasizing his role in investing in the youth.

Rema believes that his influence will extend far beyond his music, touching various aspects of life. As he puts it, “In 50 years to come, people are going to trace a lot of things back to

me – songs back to me, fashion style back to me, visuals back to me, a whole bunch. I want to be able to touch all areas of life, but music is like the first rocket. When it detaches, it goes to wherever it needs to go.”

Rema’s global impact in the music industry is undeniable, especially following the success of his smash hit single “Calm Down” with Selena Gomez.

Notably, Rema achieved a groundbreaking feat by becoming the youngest African artist to sell out the O2 Arena. His latest EP, “RAVAGE,” serves as a testament to his ascension to global superstar status, firmly establishing him as the future of the music industry.

As Rema continues to make waves internationally, his dedication to innovation, collaboration with fellow creatives, and intentional approach to his art underscore his position as a multifaceted artist with a lasting legacy.

Through his music and creative endeavors, Rema is not merely chasing momentary success; he is paving the way for a timeless impact that will resonate for decades to come.

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