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Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems slammed online trolls who made crude remarks about her body after her performance at the 2025 Roots Picnic Festival.
Tems body shaming response
The “Free Mind” hitmaker, known for her powerhouse vocals and stage presence, directly addressed the hate on social media. She quoted a troll’s comment and fiercely defended herself, making it clear that her body is hers alone and not up for public opinion.
“Okay, 7 years in. It’s time to pack it up. I never thought I’d need to say it, but you are all weird,” she wrote. “’It’s small, it’s flat, it’s fat.’ Dog, IT’S MINE.”
She added, “’Show us your bumbum’ — lol, so me too, I will turn and say, ‘See 🥰’? Nah, show ME yours first. See how that feels?”
Tems stressed that she never hid her body and felt no need to prove or disprove anything to anyone. “The more you don’t like my body, the better for me, actually. But it’s enough now. Move on from my bum,” she declared.
Fans and fellow celebrities flooded her page with support, praising her boldness and authenticity. Many called her a role model for body positivity and self-love.
Tems continues to break records and inspire fans worldwide, proving that no amount of online hate can dim her star power.
