Nigerian Man Claims Asake and Rema Are on the Same International Level, But Only If “Calm Down” Is Removed from Rema’s Discography

Nigerian Man Claims Asake and Rema Are on the Same International Level, But Only If “Calm Down” Is Removed from Rema’s Discography

A Nigerian man has sparked a debate on social media after he claimed that singers Asake and Rema are on the same international level, but only if the song “Calm Down” is removed from Rema’s discography.

Twitter Debate Erupts Over Asake and Rema’s International Stardom

The man’s tweet quickly went viral, with many people sharing their own opinions on the matter. Some people agreed with the man’s assessment, arguing that Asake has been making waves internationally in recent months, with his songs being played on major radio stations and in clubs around the world.

Others, however, disagreed, saying that Rema is still the bigger star internationally, with his songs having more streams and views on digital platforms.

They also pointed out that Rema has been featured on major collaborations with international artists, such as Chris Brown and Selena Gomez.

“Calm Down” Fuels Debate Over Asake and Rema’s International Stardom

Rema’s song “Calm Down” has been a major hit internationally, reaching the top of the charts in several countries.

Some people believe that this song is the only reason why Rema is still considered to be the bigger star internationally, and that without it, Asake would be on the same level as him.

Asake vs. Rema: Who Is the Next Big Nigerian Star to Take Over the World?

Both Asake and Rema are talented young artists with a bright future ahead of them. It is only a matter of time before one or both of them become major global stars.

Conclusion

The debate over whether Asake and Rema are on the same international level is likely to continue for some time.

Both artists are talented and successful, and it is difficult to compare them directly. However, there is no doubt that both of them have the potential to become global superstars in the future.

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