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Rema Shakes Up Afrobeats Hierarchy with “Big 4” Claim in New Song, Says It’s Insulting To Not Acknowledge Him.

Rema Shakes Up Afrobeats Hierarchy with "Big 4" Claim in New Song, Says It's Insulting To Not Acknowledge Him.

Nigerian singer Rema is igniting a firestorm in the Afrobeats scene with his bold claim to join the genre’s elite. In his new song “Hehehe,” Rema asserts his place among the greats, singing “No more big 3, there’s now a big 4.” This directly challenges the established status quo of Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy, who have long been revered as the “Big 3” of Afrobeats.

Rema’s claim has sparked heated debate online. Fans are divided, with some wholeheartedly supporting his inclusion in the prestigious group. They point to Rema’s growing influence and impressive achievements at a young age. However, others believe Rema still has a way to go before reaching the level of the established “Big 3.” They highlight the immense global success and artistic impact Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy have achieved over their long careers.

In Hehehe, Rema sings: “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.”

Regardless of where you stand on the debate, there’s no doubt Rema’s claim has shaken things up in the Afrobeats world. “Hehehe” is sure to be a hot topic for music fans and industry insiders alike as the conversation around Afrobeats’ top tier continues.

Rema Shakes Up Afrobeats Hierarchy with “Big 4” Claim in New Song, Says It’s Insulting To Not Acknowledge Him.

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