Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "REMA - DON'T LEAVE"

Episode Date: October 27, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticAfrobeats superstar Rema has finally released his much-awaited EP, RAVAGE. The five-track EP features a unique blend of Afrobeats, R&B, and pop, with each track showcasing Rema's incredible versatility and artistry.On this segment of Notorious Mass Effect, Analytic Dreamz breaks down each track on RAVAGE, offering his insights and analysis.If you're a fan of Afrobeats or just great music in general, be sure to check out RAVAGE by Rema. And don't forget to tune in to this segment of Notorious Mass Effect for Analytic Dreamz's expert take on the EP.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

I would never, ever forgive Rima for the simple fact that he is the sole reason Selena Gomez has the first ever Afrobeat Award at the VMAs. Let that sink in. But all jokes aside, right, he has a new trackout titled Don't Leave. Now, do I really hold that against Rima? Of course not, because if he's a talented artist, then he deserves every award. But what I will say is that... Him having seven nominations at the 2023 Billboard Music Awards is very interesting because

all the Burnaboy fans out there in the world was saying that he got snubbed when Rima won the top Afro beat artist award. At this point, looking from a number standpoint, this man, Rima really does put up numbers and may put up more numbers than Burnaboy. Now hear me out. obviously we know Burner Boy puts up numbers so I'm not insinuating that he doesn't sell or he's not putting up numbers

or he's falling off. I'm just saying that forget WizKid, right? Who I think is by far the best Afrobee artists. Rima has a huge, a humongous case to be the second best

if it's not Tim's. So I just named three artists and I'm not putting, I'm not pitting them against each other. I'm just bringing up some narratives on my podcast and just like kind of rebutting me. them are giving my rebuttal because i hear a lot of burn the boy fans say he's just uh by far the biggest

afrobee artists and then looking at the numbers looking at the talent level obviously burner boy is a huge like hugely talented artists but when it comes to with kids tim's i don't know if he's really messing with them like some bono boy fans say he is now incorporate rima who's also putting up numbers like a superstar and got awards like a superstar has superstar icons attaching their names to him and Selena Gomez

that's why I joke about her getting the first Afrobeat Award ever at the VMAs of course at this point in time he's impacting the charts he's impacting culture in a way that I don't think is highlighted enough when it comes to

Afrobeat music obviously we talk about a wiz kid we talk about Tim's a plethora of other artists. I just can't think of them. Burner Boy is the one I was sticking to because this was the year for him to take over. It's kind of like when we thought Little Baby

when he put out bigger than me or it's only me. That's what the album was titled. Back in 2020, like at the start of COVID, right? And then he put out the track where it was like the George Floyd track I forget what it was exactly called but

let's see if I can find that because I'm making the point with Rima okay so oh no no it's my turn so back when little baby put out my turn in 2020

and then he came with a deluxe track if I can even find it goodness oh the bigger picture there we go yeah it's right at the end of the my turn album Once he came out with my turn, everybody was like, okay, because this is a Kendrick Lamar-esque track in my turn. In the moment in time where it could have been more perfect, if that's even the way you phrase it, to put out a Black Lives Matter type track. The reason why I'm saying that is because obviously fast forward to 2023, people are looking at Little Baby like he fell off.

Now, is Burner Boy having that same effect from the past year or two? he's been hyped up to a level to where his out he put out his album let's call it what it is it came it went and now rima not the person who just put out an album this year but rima from a song is cleaning up the awards in the afro beat category instead of burn a boy who we all thought was going to be the goat when it came to this type of music being consumed so that's my case I was looking at the numbers. I was looking at the quality, the talent level.

Rima's insanely talented. You listen to his track. Listen to this latest track. Don't Leave off his EP Ravage. Oh, also, he does have an EP out. So Ravage is the EP. This is the track. Whoa.

What's it at? Don't Leave is the track that they're promoting from the EP. So listen to Don't Leave, listen to the EP in its entirety. And you will just realize the Afrobeat field is way more competitive than let's just say a certain fan base gives credit so that being said click my link to you in my bio let me know one of my social medias are you going are you planning on listening to rima's latest ep titled ravage and if you do listen to it

what was your favorite track off of the epi