Nigerian musician Rema has spoken up about his main inspiration, giving light on what motivates him as one of the most successful young singers in the music industry today. Rema has become a household name thanks to her fast rising fan base, numerous chart-topping hits, and international recognition. However, the musician recently revealed that his success isn’t only motivated by money or recognition. Instead, he is driven by deeper, more personal aspirations that have helped form his work.
Rema, real name Divine Ikubor, first appeared on the music industry in 2019 with his breakout hit “Dumebi.” Since then, he has risen to prominence quickly, becoming a key character in the Afrobeat genre. Despite his youth, Rema has continuously pushed the boundaries of his talent, acquiring a loyal following in Nigeria and around the world. In interviews and social media posts, the artist has frequently discussed his desire to create music that connects with people on a deeper level.
In a recent interview, Rema explained that his motivation extends far beyond financial accomplishment. While money and fame are essential, the artist stated that they are not his major motivators. Rema is driven by his passion for music and a desire to inspire people. “For me, it’s not just about making money or being famous,” Rema told me. “I want my music to impact people’s lives, to give them hope, to inspire them to chase their dreams.”
Rema’s career choices reflect his commitment to making music with a purpose. He has continuously released songs that explore a wide range of themes, from love and heartbreak to self-discovery and empowerment. His music frequently reflects his own experiences, and he has been candid about the difficulties he has faced in life. According to Rema, these challenges shaped his outlook on life and attitude to his music career.
Rema is deeply motivated by his family, particularly his late father, whose memory continues to impact him. The artist has discussed the loss of his father at an early age and how it affected his sense of duty. “Losing my dad at a young age made me realise that life is short, and I have to make the most of it,” she said. “I want to make my family proud and show the world that anything is possible