Rema slaps KCee Limpopo

You see the talents you help today, they might help you tomorrow. Nobody trends forever... 

6-years ago KCee was performing in Benin with other Artists, Rema tried to link up with some in the backstage and they all snubbed him but KCee gave him a chance, told the guards not to stop Rema. 

He spoke to Rema and encouraged him. He told Rema that he believes in him and today, Rema is one of the biggest artist globally.  

Few days ago, Rema took KCee on a tour with him just to appreciate what he did for him back then.

People don’t love Rema for nothing, he is talented and extra humble.  In everything you do, never snub or treat people badly. 

Ooh! wait oo, you thought Rema Slapped KCee? 😃 well, he slapped him with so much Respect . 

Moral lesson: They fit snub you and you still no go blow. 🥴
Hustle ooh 



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  1. Anonymous11 August 2023 at 22:10

    Great write up I’m sure this goes out there to the up coming arts

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