Nigerian singer Crayon has publicly announced that he is no longer friends with fellow Afrobeats star Rema, while making emotional allegations about his experience at Mavin Records.
The singer made the announcement in a series of posts on X, expressing frustration over what he described as years of hurt and personal changes he believes followed his journey through the music industry.
Crayon particularly accused Mavin Records of destroying the loving, playful personality he says he had before joining the label.
“What really happened to the old Crayon! Mavin killed him!!! They killed the loving and playful Crayon!” he wrote.
The singer also reflected on his early days, describing himself as an innocent young man from Ojo who joined the label with ambitions of becoming one of the greatest artistes.
However, he alleged that his journey to fame came with personal compromises he now regrets.
“Na idiot wey make I sell my before I blow!” he added.
Crayon did not provide specific details explaining what he meant by compromising himself or identify the particular incidents behind his accusations against the label.
Crayon Says He Is No Longer Friends With Rema
The most striking part of Crayon’s posts was his announcement that his friendship with Rema, whose real name is Divine Ikubor, had come to an end.
The two singers have previously been associated through their connection to Mavin Records, making Crayon’s public declaration particularly notable.
“Me and Rema are no longer friends! Una don too hurt me! Una dey hurt me to the last minute! I don leave am for God!!!!! I no go talk again!” he posted.
Crayon also appealed directly to Rema, asking him to tell his fans to stop attacking him.
He further hinted that he could reveal more about what he alleges Rema and another individual identified as Tega did to him.
However, he did not provide details of the alleged actions in the posts contained in the report.
Mavin Records and Rema Yet to Respond
Crayon’s statements raise questions about the circumstances surrounding his experience at Mavin Records and the breakdown of his relationship with Rema.
His allegations about the label and the individuals he mentioned remain his personal claims. The available posts do not establish what happened behind the scenes or provide independent evidence supporting the accusations.
Neither Mavin Records nor Rema’s response was included in the source report.
For now, Crayon’s public comments have placed his relationship with the label and his former friend under renewed scrutiny, with the singer suggesting that he may have more to say about the situation.