Rema
Rema's story didn't start with fame. It started with loss. The loss of a father and the weight of responsibilities too heavy for a teenager. He found music as an escape, dropping freestyles online in the quiet corners of Benin. Then one day, his video went viral.
But fame wasn't kind. Critics mocked his voice, his sound, his energy and said he didn't sound "African enough." Still, he refused to fold. He risked staying different, believing that what made him strange could also make him special.
Years later, the same world that called him "weird" crowned him a global superstar. He didn't just enter the Afrobeats scene, he expanded it. Because sometimes, being misunderstood is the price of innovation.
No Risk, No Story.