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Singer/songwriter Tems was one of the three Nigerian musicians that headlined the 2023 NBA All-Stars Weekend game.
The event came off on Sunday, February 19, in Salt Lake City.
She took to the stage to perform a medley of some of her most popular tracks namely; “Crazy Tings,” “Free Mind,” “Essence,” and “Higher”.
Tems entertained fans at the event while encircled by backup dancers.
Watch the performance below:
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