

During a conversation in Los Angeles with culture entrepreneur Keenan Beasley and influencer YesJulz, Rema shared his thoughts on the changing dynamics within music and culture.
The singer reflected on how power has traditionally been controlled by established figures and institutions, noting that today's generation is beginning to challenge those structures. He spoke about the importance of understanding leverage, making intentional moves and creating opportunities that extend beyond music itself.
Rema also emphasized the long-term goal of cultural sovereignty and ownership, suggesting that artists should not only shape the sound of the culture but also have greater control over the businesses, platforms, and systems that define it.
Many fans and creatives have agreed to his take about the future of Afrobeats and how African artists can build lasting influence both creatively and commercially.

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