Afrobeats sensation Rema has once again shown appreciation for his mentor and Mavin Records boss, Don Jazzy, in a powerful message that is resonating with fans. Sharing a photo of himself and Don Jazzy alongside luxury cars, Rema tweeted, *“Omo mi You gats serve before you turn Boss,”* tagging the legendary producer. The tweet highlights Rema’s acknowledgment of the discipline and mentorship that have shaped his rapid rise in the music industry.
Rema, who has become a global figure in Afrobeat music with multiple hits and international acclaim, has often credited Don Jazzy for discovering and nurturing his talent. The statement reflects not just respect, but a deep understanding of the process behind success — emphasizing that greatness often comes through humble beginnings and learning under the guidance of those who’ve paved the way.
Don Jazzy, known for building stars from the ground up, has a long track record of mentoring talents like Tiwa Savage, Reekado Banks, and now Rema. His leadership at Mavin Records continues to influence the sound and structure of Nigerian music today. The image of Rema sitting on a Lamborghini next to Don Jazzy by a Rolls-Royce symbolizes not only success but the journey it took to get there.
This public salute from Rema serves as a reminder to upcoming artists that behind every boss is a story of loyalty, service, and growth. In a culture that often glorifies instant success, Rema’s message brings it back to the roots — respect, learning, and patience.
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