The President of the Sad Boys Empire, Mohammed Ismail Serif, also known as Black Sherif has been given a royal treat by the Ahafo Goasomanhene, Nana Kwesi BosomPrah I.
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Black Sherif’s emergence into the music scene has been an interesting one on the account that he was shot to fame with his first hit song “Money”. Later, he elevated to higher heights after dropping his “First and Second Sermon”.
The “Second Sermon” made him one of the few Ghanaian artists to hit a million views on YouTube within six days. Aside from this, he was able to break global boundaries currently securing deals with well-known establishments and working on collaborations with some international stars.
In a video sighted on Facebook, Black Sherif was being treated like a King by the Ahafo Goasomanhene, Nana Kwesi Bosom Prah I.
Watch the video below:
Meanwhile, a video is currently making rounds on social media that captures the moment the award-winning dancehall musician, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr., well known as Shatta Wale sprayed money on some Okada riders who chased him home after a visit to a friend in town.
Unlike other Ghanaian musicians who will barely show love to their fans on the street in cash, Shatta Wale manages to stand out among all his colleagues in the music industry, proving his claims that he is the richest artist in Ghana.
In the video, Shatta Wale was seen inside his apartment while a group of Okada riders stood right in front of his gate, waiting for him to show them some love.
