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04 Feb

Black Sherif Honors Amakye Dede, Names Upcoming Album After Him

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Ghanaian music sensation Black Sherif has proven once again that he is not just a star but also a student of music history. On Monday, February 3, the award-winning artist visited Highlife legend Amakye Dede at his home to express his gratitude for the inspiration that has fueled his career. Growing up in Asante Akyem, Black Sherif’s artistic foundation was built on the melodies of Amakye Dede, whom he referenced in one of his earlier songs. During the visit, Black Sherif revealed that his upcoming album, Iron Boy, will be named after Amakye Dede.Amakye Dede, who is celebrating his 50th…

30 Jan

Black Sherif Links Up With Fireboy DML For New Song ‘So It Goes’ Ahead Of Iron Boy Album

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Ghanaian superstar Black Sherif teams up with Nigerian heavyweight Fireboy DML for their first official collaboration, “So It Goes,” released via RBA/EMPIRE. Produced by Sherif’s longtime collaborator SamSney with additional production from Louddaaa, the track offers a powerful preview of his highly anticipated sophomore album, IRON BOY, set for release early this year. Bringing together two of the scene’s most dynamic and powerful vocalists, “So It Goes” captures Black Sherif’s pursuit of a better life. At the same time, Fireboy DML reflects on the highs and lows of the hustle to honor his family and make them proud. Black Sherif’s rise has been nothing short of…

21 Nov

Black Sherif Trolls Shatta Wale Over Fake ‘Calvlein’ Underwear

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Dancehall King Shatta Wale became the center of attention last night after sharing photos on social media wearing what appeared to be a fake ‘Calvlein’ underwear. Fellow musician Black Sherif wasted no time mocking Shatta as he reposted the image on Snapchat with a sarcastic tone, accompanied by a sound clip that seemed to poke fun at the situation. This jab from Blacko came as a response to Shatta Wale’s earlier critique of his fashion choices. Shatta had previously commented that in Blacko’s quest for uniqueness, some of his outfits “do not make sense” and suggested he seek a stylist…

12 Nov

Be Careful, Shatta Wale Can End Your Career – Ajagurajah Warns Black Sherif

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Founder of the Ajagurajah Movement, Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, has advised Black Sherif to be cautious when making comments about dancehall musician Shatta Wale. In a TikTok live video, the controversial spiritual leader cautioned that musicians who have publicly clashed with Shatta Wale have seen their careers fade away. He pointed to artistes like Iwan, Yaa Pono, and the Militants, who lost their fame after disputes with the "On God" hitmaker. "Where are musicians like Iwan, Yaa Pono, the Militants, and others who’ve had issues with Shatta Wale? Which musician still has a thriving career after clashing with him, apart from Stonebwoy? Black Sherif should be…

05 Nov

‘I Will End Your Career If You Disrespect Me’ – Shatta Wale Warns Black Sherif

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Ghanaian reggae/dancehall musician Charles Nii Armah Mensah, popularly known as Shatta Wale, has issued a warning to singer Black Sherif that he would end his career if he negatively criticizes him. Shatta Wale took to X on November 4, 2024, to express his disapproval after Black Sherif had posted a picture of him on Snapchat, commenting on his style of dressing. According to Shatta Wale, the "Kilos Milos" hitmaker should be cautious in how he addresses him in the music industry, or else he won't hesitate to end his career. "Black Sherif, you are new in the music industry. If you have heard…

12 Aug

I Understand Why Ghanaians Hail Black Sherif – KiDi

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Musician KiDi has revealed that he is glad he was able to record the Lomo Lomo song with Black Sherif. According to him, he received the right energy and vibes from Blacko, which helped create this wonderful song. Speaking on LTS on JoyNews with Doreen Avio, KiDi mentioned that he understands why Ghanaians hail Black Sherif because he is truly talented. “It’s spiritual vibes. Music is all about energy. If you are making music with someone and their energy is right, both of you on the same wavelength, you create what we are hearing. Positive energy, good energy and I’m glad we could go…

25 Jun

Throwback Of Blacko As A High School Dancer Excites Ghanaians [Video]

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A recently resurfaced video of Ghanaian musician, Black Sherif dancing during his high school days has taken social media by storm. The video which showcases the young artiste’s energetic dance moves has delighted fans and sparked a wave of nostalgia. In the viral clip, Black Sherif can be seen enthusiastically dancing in what appears to be a high school talent show. Ghanaians have flocked to social media to express their excitement and admiration for Black Sherif’s dancing skills. Many have praised his versatility adding that his stage presence and confidence were evident even during his school days. From the video,…

22 Apr

DJ Azonto Issues Ultimatum To Black Sherif Over Offensive Lyrics

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DJ Azonto, the Amapiano sensation, has given Black Sherif a two-day ultimatum to apologize to Ghanaians for offensive lyrics in his latest single, "Shut Up." Black Sherif's use of explicit language, including a derogatory term, in "Shut Up" has sparked controversy. DJ Azonto condemned the lyrics as rude and immoral, demanding a retraction from Black Sherif. "If I used such words, I'd be criticized. If it were Shatta Wale, the backlash would be severe," DJ Azonto remarked during an interview with Cindy Cash on Wontumi Radio. Concerned about the impact on Ghana's youth, DJ Azonto emphasized the negative influence of…

25 Mar

Black Sherif’s ‘The Villain I Never Was’ Surpasses One Billion Streams Milestone

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Black Sherif's inaugural album, 'The Villain I Never Was', has surged past the remarkable milestone of one billion streams. This achievement spans across four prominent digital streaming platforms, comprising Spotify with 125 million streams, Boomplay boasting 341 million streams, YouTube clocking in at 102 million streams, and Audiomack amassing an impressive 441 million streams. Released on October 6, 2022, just a year following the breakthrough success of ‘First Sermon,’ which catapulted the rapper into mainstream recognition, the 14-track debut album showcases Black Sherif's narrative prowess and genre-bending versatility. Seamlessly blending elements of Hip-hop, Pop, Hiplife, Reggae, and Highlife, the album encapsulates…

01 Mar

Black Sherif Graces The Runway For Off-White At Paris Fashion Week

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Ghanaian artist Black Sherif once again delves into the world of fashion, this time making a statement at the 2024 Paris Fashion Week. The 21-year-old musician took to the runway, showcasing the latest collection for Off-White, a renowned clothing brand founded in 2012 by the late American designer Virgil Abloh. The unveiling of Off-White's 2024 fall/winter ready-to-wear collection on Thursday, February 29, witnessed Black Sherif strutting his style alongside other notable figures. Among them was Prince Brefo, representing the Ghanaian fashion collective, Free The Youth, adding a touch of Ghana's creative flair to the global event. Black Sherif's appearance at Paris Fashion Week marks…