Follow ing the huge success of Black Sherif’s latest single ‘Kwaku The Traveller’ on various digital platforms which was released a few days ago, Nigerian freestyler Dandizzy has issued an interesting perspective on the rapper’s profile.
According to Dandizzy, Sherif’s talent is overwhelming which makes him more of a Nigerian than a Ghanaian because it seems some Ghanaians are finding it difficult to fully appreciate or grasp Sherif’s talent and what constitutes his creative faculties.
Sherif reinforced his forceful emergence in the mainstream after he scooped a handful of awards at the just ended 3Music awards, one of which include the Breakthrough Act of the Year.
His 1st and 2nd Second Sermon are also dominating music charts and from the look of things, the sky is the limit for the young chap.
Meanwhile, here’s what Dandizzy, one of Naija’s talented rappers who has made himself for his ability to freestyle randomly has this to say about Sherif.
Black sheriff is Nigerian!!! Ghana una no fit handle this kind talent leave am for naija.
In a related development, Black Sherif has clarified that he’s not from a poor background as he seems to personify in his music.
The rapper and singer whose new single Kwaku The Traveller is doing well across all digital platforms after it was released a few days ago, told ace broadcaster, Abieku Santana, on Okay FM that his parents are doing well financially.
.”My father’s name is Be Bold. My father is in Greece, my mother is in Greece as well,” he said. I am not Dada ba but my dad is a big man he has money,” emphasises. When Abeiku Santana asked what his father does, he replied, “he deals in car tyres. When you go to Konongo check him out”.
He continued that “so if you need tyres, go there, if you mention my name they can direct. My dad is into engines as well so there’s something small in his pocket”
SOURCE: www.Ghgossip.com
