He said that at one time in his career, he was unable to attend social gatherings or functions without her.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
The Mavin signee Ayra Starr and Nigerian singer Rema have a special bond, according to Rema.
The musician said this in an interview with Cool FM; he stated he enjoys hanging out with Starr at gatherings because of the vigor and positive feelings she gives to every occasion.
He said that at one time in his career, he was unable to attend social gatherings or functions without her.
“Ayra is a vibe. There are a lot of times… It got to a point where I just could not go out to parties without Ayra. She is a vibe and she has ginger,” he said.
The singer of “Calm Down” stated that he gets along well with all of the new singers signed to the record label.
In his words, “Even Boy Spyce, Bayanni, we just bond on different levels. Like Bayanni, I feel like me and Bayanni really bond in the studio, sharing ideas is really amazing.”
Rema was reportedly the most recent owner of a brand-new Mercedes Benz G-Wagon recently.
According to reports, the 22-year-old musician paid N100 million for the exotic automobile at a Lekki, Lagos State, automotive shop.
Pictures of the musician standing in front of the described automobile were posted online.
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