Tems brought African R&B to the world stage in 2023, blending soul, Afrobeats, and stardom into something unforgettable.

She shared the spotlight with star-studded PFW attendees, including Tems, Odell Beckham Jr., Stefon Diggs, Pamela Anderson, and the queen of fashion herself, Anna Wintour. Menu 2025 Women To Know ...

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Tems and Rema are the only Nigerians who made it to this year’s list of artistes, as shared by Obama on X. In his post, Obama expressed his diverse music taste and shared the playlist with his ...

Nigeria’s rising singer, Temilade Openiyi, well-known as Tems, and Divine Ikubor, also known widely as Rema, were the only African artists featured in Obama’s 2024 summer playlist.

Tems and Rema makes Barrack Obama’s 2024 summer playlist. This annual tradition showcases Obama’s favorite songs, and this year, only two Afrobeat artists were selected. Tems was recognized for her ...

It looks as though Obama is having a BRAT summer, as he has included Charli XCX's "365", Billie Eilish's "Chihiro", and Tems' “Love Me Jeje”. Elsewhere, he had highlighted songs such as “Symptom of ...

Tems’ inclusion comes via her reimagining of the afro-soul classic ‘Love Me Jeje,’ originally performed by SeyiSodimu and Shaffy Bello. This isn’t the first time these artists have been featured; Rema ...

Tems and Rema’s inclusion in Obama’s playlist came after previous recognitions for Nigerian artists, including Wizkid and Tems in 2020, Burna Boy in 2022, and Ayra Starr in 2023.

Nigerian singers, Tems and Rema made the 2024 summer playlist of the former United States President, Barack Obama. Naija News reports that Obama releases a list of his favourite songs from different ...

The playlist featured the duo of Nigerian music stars Tems and Rema, as well as South African singer, Tyla. The former American leader picked Tems’ ‘Love Me Jeje’, Rema’s ‘Yayo’, and Tyla’s ‘Jump’ ...