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Guyanese-American singer and rapper Saint Jhn has addressed claims that his latest afro-themed single, 'Humble,' was influenced by Nigerian afrobeats sensation Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema. The 'Brown Skin Girl' crooner issued a disclaimer after a fan suggested that Rema's style had impacted his music.
In a post on X, a fan wrote, "I hear Rema’s influence on the new Saint Jhn." Responding to the claim, Saint Jhn acknowledged Rema's talent but clarified that he hasn't listened to his music extensively. "Nah, he’s dope. But I haven’t heard enough to be influenced," Saint Jhn wrote.
See the post below:
Nah, he’s dope. But I haven’t heard enough to be influenced. https://t.co/7mYIfhQPCQ
— SAINt (@SAINtJHN) August 2, 2024
This statement comes amid growing recognition of afrobeats' global influence, with artists like Rema gaining international acclaim. However, Saint Jhn's comment highlights the diverse inspirations that contribute to his unique sound.
Saint Jhn, known for his genre-blending music, continues to carve out his own space in the music industry, drawing from a wide array of influences while maintaining his distinctive style.
Source: DP
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