- Noel Robbinson, expressed frustration over being ignored by Nigerian artist Rema.
- Robbinson highlighted his dance videos’ role in the global success of Rema’s song “Calm Down.”
- Despite his contributions, Rema has not acknowledged or responded to Robbinson’s comments.
A viral moment unfolded in Nigeria when Noel Robbinson, a well-known German TikTok creator with over 40 million followers, expressed his frustration about being overlooked by Nigerian artist Rema.
While speaking with Nigerian personality Peller, Robbinson discussed how his dance videos played a significant part in the global success of Rema’s song Calm Down. However, the singer has not responded to him.
In a video that is gaining attention online, Robbinson said:
“I was dancing Calm Down, but Rema didn’t talk to me. He never did. I texted him, he didn’t reply.”
Currently visiting Nigeria, the influencer looked visibly hurt as he shared how he reached out to Rema but received no response, despite his viral content helping to promote the Afrobeats hit internationally.
Peller, surprised by Robbinson’s story, assured him that the situation would be addressed, promising:
“Don’t worry, trust me, he will get in touch.”
See the video here:
See some comments below:
@shoreyarts:”Honestly he’s the one that made that song blow”
@holyflamees:”I swear, few days back when I saw his video, this came to my head. This guy was part of the reason Calm Down really went far”
@iamtifeoluwanimi:”Let us go mount Rema page make him know say OGO Dey follow him talk “
@innyah_face:”Honestly, this guy took that song far @heisrema talk to him ooo we beg.”
@smallestbarber:”@donjazzy @heisrema una nor reach out to this boy — why…? This guy literally promoted that song with all his videos.”
@priscilla_yamah:”Help him talk to Rema nah it’s the assurance for me. Rema will reply Lakaye and sweet mouth.”
@firstboy69_:”The guy break his accent down so Peller go understand am wella Life no hard.”
@sid_ken_1 highlighted the influencer’s:”This guy really promoted that song. Peller is going somewhere when he said this boy no small. He has 40 million followers—that means Rema also needs his platform like many other artists.”
