“Performing with Rema was defining moment for me” – Pride Evy

  • Pride Evy stated that performing with Rema in front of such a massive crowd, felt surreal.
  • She emphasized that it was a reminder of why she pushes herself every day. 

Emerging music talent Alimat Suleman, popularly known as Pride Evy, recently shared her thoughts on a pivotal experience in her career.

She highlighted the significance of sharing the stage with Rema at the renowned O2 Arena.

Pride Evy described the experience as surreal, noting the thrill of performing in front of a massive live audience.

Standing on that stage, performing with Rema in front of such a massive crowd, felt surreal. It was a defining moment in my journey and a reminder of why I push myself every single day. Music is my passion, and to share that with such a global audience was an honor,” Pride Evy said.

The notable event, which featured Pride Evy and Rema captivating the crowd with their performance, drew a substantial audience. Approximately 20,000 fans attended the live event, while an additional 40,000 viewers tuned in through live streaming.

In another news, Rema responds to claims about him worshipping the devil.

In a riveting and new episode of the ‘Kids Take Over’ podcast, the ‘Calm Down’ hitmaker, opened up about the most outrageous rumors that have circulated about him, declaring that the accusation of being “a devil worshiper” stands out as the wildest.

“They say worship the devil [laughs]. It’s crazy. I didn’t respond to it because it is not important. It’s a waste of time.”

Rema, in new video, passionately clarified that the symbols he incorporates into his art are deeply rooted in Edo culture, not in any sinister beliefs.

He emphasized that his creative expression reflects his heritage and artistic vision rather than any allegiance to the occult.

The music star shared insights into his collaboration with Canadian superstar Drake back in 2020 for the leaked track “Mention Me.

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