News: REMA: "I know who to contact when I'm in trouble before calling the police."

Nigerian artist Rema has revealed his first course of action if he ever finds himself in trouble, emphasizing a preference for seeking help from his community over law enforcement. The singer, who hails from Benin City in Edo State, expressed that he would rely on his Benin brothers for assistance before considering contacting the police.

In his words: “Na my Benin brothers I go call before I call olopa o if anything KPA O!”

This statement is actually a part of the lyrics from his latest hit track, "Benin Boys," featuring Shallipopi, which has been making waves on the internet.

Fans have had varied reactions to his lyrics, reflecting both humor and concern:

Trey commented: “Abeg don’t call me for that one o”

Ebenz wrote: “I HOPE SAY NA LYRICS BE THIS”

JBRANDY said: “Nah music I come stream o which one be axe? ????”

Stylebyeso remarked: “All these hype is only on social media ????they don’t like themselves every day killing in the city ???? ???? I don’t know what they mean by love”

Jethro noted: “Be like Ravers self na cult o”

Perckss_ added: “We nor get your time now, we are focused on our big wedding”

These responses highlight a mix of amusement, skepticism, and reflection on the serious undertones of Rema's lyrics, indicating that while some fans find the lyrics entertaining, others are concerned about the broader implications of glorifying violence and gang culture. The song "Benin Boys" continues to trend, sparking conversations about loyalty, community, and the realities of life in Benin City.

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Na my Benin brothers I go call before I call olopa o if anything KPA O! 🪓

— REMA (@heisrema) June 23, 2024