“The craziest thing I’ve seen online about me is that I worship the devil,” Rema stated. “It’s not worth responding to those claims because it feels like a waste of time. My team and I just choose certain colors to dominate an image. During the ‘rabbid phase,’ we used a lot of red, and people reacted negatively to it. But red is just a color—it’s not something sinister.”

Rema went on to challenge the idea that cultural ignorance fuels such misconceptions. He explained how his Edo heritage has influenced his artistic vision, lamenting that some people label it as “devilish” simply because they don’t understand it. “My culture, the Edo culture, is not one the world is very familiar with, and it doesn’t have many ambassadors. Because people don’t know it, they sometimes make unfair judgments,” Rema noted.

Despite the rumors, the *Ozeba* singer expressed no desire to continue addressing these claims, considering it a waste of energy. “People can do a simple Google search if they’re really curious,” he added.