Rema, the renowned Nigerian singer also known as Divine Ikubor, recently made headlines by suggesting that he belongs on the same level as industry heavyweights Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy. This trio, affectionately referred to as the “Big 3,” are celebrated as the foremost Nigerian/Afrobeats artists on the global stage.
In a bold declaration, Rema proclaimed his inclusion in this elite group, asserting that there’s now a “Big 4.” His statement ignited a flurry of reactions across social media, with opinions divided on whether he merits such lofty recognition.
While some fans echoed Rema’s sentiments, citing his impressive streaming numbers and chart successes as evidence of his rising stature, others countered that true recognition on par with the “Big 3” requires years of consistent excellence and influence in the industry.
The debate surrounding Rema’s claim highlights the ever-evolving landscape of Nigerian music and the aspirations of emerging talents to carve out their place among the industry’s elite. Only time will tell if Rema’s confidence translates into enduring success and solidifies his position alongside the established giants of Nigerian music.