Mohammed Ismail Sherif, also known as “Black Sherif,” was a Konongo-based Ghanaian trapper. He has grown into one of the prominent faces of Ghanaian music.
Despite the fact that he only recently entered the market, Black Sherif has declared his presence with a string of singles that have been embraced by music fans all over the world.
He’s also one of the few musicians who has never had a quarrel with another musician.
We can all agree to the fact that in recent years, Ghanaian music has seen several well-known singers beefing with one another in order to acquire recognition.
The situation is different with Black Sherif. The singer of “Kwaku Frimpong (Second Sermon”)” has never been involved in any of these feuds.
When asked why and if he (Sherif) would go to the studio to drop a diss song while on ABN Radio ONE, Blacko responded with deliberation.
He stated that he would rather spend his time beefing up an artist to compose a smash song that would hit number one on the charts.
Source: Dklassgh.com
