Nigerians have expressed their reactions as Afrobeat musicians Tems and Rema are included in former American President Barack Obama’s 2024 summer playlist.
Each year, the 44th President of the United States has established a tradition of sharing a compilation of his favorite songs.
Over the years, numerous Afrobeat artists have been honored with a place on this esteemed list, and this year, only two artists have been recognized.
Tems earned her spot for her remarkable contribution to the track “Love Me Jeje,” which is featured on her recent album, “Born in the Wild.”
Similarly, Rema’s song “Yayo,” from his latest album “HEIS,” has also been selected for Barack Obama’s playlist.
Read some reactions below
After God’s heart wrote: “Always making us proud …. After them go talk say na their fave people Dey hear for outside 😂😂”
Dc stated: “At least the bl@ck president has good music taste 👌🏾 We see u sir no worry 🙌🏽”
Christopher Ogheneghare said: “Our fave no dey here ooo 😂😂😂 Watin sup!”!”
Realhenry wrote: “So to dey one yeye playlist na achievement abi”
Arc. Mikai said: “Make the two collabo Trust me it’s gonna be lit 🔥🔥🔥🔥 They are making us proud”
CRESIC PHARM said: “Overrated playlist 😏”
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