Singer Rema Appears On Dazed Magazine Cover For The Second Time

• Rema, is making waves again by appearing on the cover of ‘Dazed Magazine’ for the second time.

• He is featured on the fourth cover of the ‘Dazed Newgen’ issue, discussing the deeper inspirations behind his music.

• In this edition, Rema talks about how he creates music and the ancestral influences that impact his style and art.

Nigerian Afrobeats star Divine Ikubor, known as Rema, is making waves again by appearing on the cover of ‘Dazed Magazine’ for the second time.

He is featured on the fourth cover of the ‘Dazed Newgen’ issue, discussing the deeper inspirations behind his music.

In this edition, Rema talks about how he creates music and the ancestral influences that impact his style and art.

The singer also shares his special bond with bats, which he feels symbolize his distinct artistic identity.

His return to ‘Dazed Magazine’ confirms his role as a key figure in Afrobeats.

This recognition is another addition to Rema’s list of international magazine covers, featuring ‘Schön, I-D, Clash,’ and ‘FADER.’

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In other news, Nigerian music star Rema, whose real name is Divine Ikubor, created a stir on social media with his latest photos showing off a new hairstyle.

The Afrobeats artist, who had cut off his dreadlocks, was seen with a fresh look in studio images.

In 2020, Rema gained attention when he chopped off his dreadlocks to support the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria.

He shared photos of his new hairstyle on Twitter, saying, “Dreads don’t mean I’m a criminal #EndSARS.”

In the latest trending photos on Elon Musk’s X platform, Rema was spotted in a Bottega outfit for the UK publication, Dazed.

What caught people’s attention was his use of decorative hairpins in his dreadlocks and a tilted pose that had an effeminate touch.

Among those who saw the singer’s new look was Nollywood producer Stanley Ontop.

He posted pictures on Instagram and humorously questioned if the Ozeba hitmaker was secretly becoming the queen of Africa.

He wrote:

“Tongues wag, women and men faint as Rema turns herself into the Queen of Africa. Rema and Tana Dey compete. What’s the bending for🤷‍♂️ anyways? What do I know?”