“CKay Toured India Before Rema” – Fans Unearth Old Video of CKay Performing in India

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In a recent interview, Rema made headlines by claiming to be the first Afrobeats artist to tour India. However, CKay’s fans were quick to challenge this statement, digging up old videos of CKay performing in India in 2023, well before Rema’s tour.

The videos, now making the rounds on social media, show CKay performing to enthusiastic crowds in various cities across India. CKay, who gained international fame with his hit single “Love Nwantiti,” was warmly received by Indian fans, many of whom have been embracing Afrobeats over the past few years.

Rema’s statement sparked a debate among fans, with some defending his claim by arguing that his tour had a larger scale or a different impact. However, CKay’s supporters are standing firm, insisting that CKay paved the way for other Afrobeats artists in India.

This development has fueled discussions on the growing influence of Afrobeats globally, especially in non-traditional markets like India. While both CKay and Rema have played significant roles in spreading the genre, this controversy highlights the competitive nature of the industry and the importance of giving credit where it’s due.

Whether or not Rema was aware of CKay’s earlier performances remains unclear, but one thing is certain: Afrobeats continues to break barriers and reach new audiences, with artists like CKay and Rema leading the charge.

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