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Moment Fans in New Zealand Give Rema a Grand Welcome Ahead of His Concert (Video)

Nigerian singer and songwriter Divine Ikubor, better known as Rema, has received a beautiful traditional welcome from his fans in New Zealand as he touched down in the country for his upcoming show.

The global music star, whose hit tracks like ‘Calm Down’ and ‘Dumebi’ have taken the world by storm, is on an international tour and has been garnering massive support from fans across continents.

His arrival in New Zealand was no different, as fans turned out in large numbers to show their excitement and admiration for the young artist.Their greetings was captured in a viral video where the fans was seen dressed in their traditional outfits as they showed dance steps, promoting their cultural practices and beliefs.

They welcomed Rema with their traditional Maori greeting called hongi, where each of them presses noses and foreheads with the 23-year-old singer, expressing their joy upon meeting him at the airport.

The young star was visibly moved by the overwhelming reception as he greeted his fans with smiles and waves.

His arrival marks the first time Rema has performed in the country, and fans are eagerly looking forward to the electrifying experience he promises to deliver.

Watch the video below:

The video showing the New Zealand fans pressing nose and forehead with the singer triggered massive reactions as social media users shared their thoughts. Some reactions are shown below:

anthonyabraham777 said, “First India then this , his team deserves an award. This dude is definitely on a path to global.”

realklasikal said, “If only they knew he was from Benin.”

zaaza_gustavo said, “D last girl was definitely intentionally looking for his lips, lol. She forgot her self.”

tombaby_official said, “That last girl mind no pure .”

wickedwealth said, dem no clap him the culture never complete.”

tegabeatz said, “So Moana no fit come welcome rema .”

bigbabycoco_ said, “Na Moana family members be this na abi !?.”