“I do not worship the devîl. All those colors and images I use are from my culture in Benin City. We Africans need to stóp referring our own cultures as devilîsh because of the whîtemans culture.” Rema
“I do not worship the devîl. All those colors and images I use are from my culture in Benin City. We Africans need to stóp referring our own cultures as devilîsh because of the whîtemans culture.” Rema
“I always see a lot of untrue things about me on social media but the crazîest one I’ve seen is that I worship the devîl. I don’t always respond to those things because I don’t feel like it’s important. I think what pushes them to say this is with the colors and images me and my team use in my arts. When I use colors like red and black to create those scãry images, it doesn’t mean anything. If y’all see a lady with a red dress, will you call her a devîl? Most of those images I use are from my culture. I come from Benin City and the world isn’t really familiar with our culture and I see myself like an ambassador to our tradition. When people don’t understand anything African, they’ll term it as devilîsh. If you wanna know anything about those images I use, go to Google. I cannot write songs, record them, do videos and still explain to you. That’s why music is arts, when you see it make a meaning for yourself but just know that I don’t worship the devîl. If you like, believe me. If you like, don’t believe me, I don’t care about your perception of me.” Rema.
