Nigerian music sensation Tems lit up the MetLife Stadium on Sunday night with a dazzling halftime performance at the Club World Cup final, captivating millions worldwide with her soulful delivery of Love Me Jeje.
Clad in a shimmering ensemble that blended elegance with Afrocentric flair, the Grammy-winning artist took center stage and delivered a breathtaking rendition of her latest hit, a modern rework of Seyi Sodimu’s 1997 classic.
With Chelsea comfortably leading Paris Saint-Germain 3–0 at halftime, the atmosphere was already charged, but Tems elevated it to new heights. Her ethereal vocals and commanding stage presence sent waves of excitement through the 80,000-capacity crowd and global viewers tuning in from around the world.
Released earlier this year, Love Me Jeje has quickly become a fan favorite, praised for its seamless fusion of nostalgic Nigerian rhythm and a fresh, global sound.
The performance sparked a frenzy across social media platforms. Fans and celebrities alike applauded her artistry, with many calling it one of the standout moments of the night. “#TemsAtCWCFinal” quickly trended across X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok, with fans celebrating the powerful representation of African talent on the world stage.
Tems’ appearance marked a significant cultural moment, further cementing her place as a global ambassador for Afrobeats and a symbol of Nigeria’s artistic excellence.
