Ghanaian rapper Black Sherif, actual name Mohammed Ismail Sharrif, who was nominated for a BET award, has declared he has no fear of anyone in the music business because no one can ruin him.
The Grammy-winning musician and creator of the classic song “Kwaku the Traveller” claims that he has done no wrong to anyone to warrant allowing others to damage his career.
He also believes that no matter how hard people try to harm him, they won’t succeed.
Nobody should try to undermine me. No, I don’t think anyone would try to undermine me. I don’t believe; they may feel otherwise, but it won’t affect me because I know better than anyone. In an interview with DJ Reuben on LUV FM, Black Sherif disclosed
After becoming famous last year with his song “Second Sermon,” Black Sherif has remained dedicated to his craft.
His most recent song, “SOJA,” has been well welcomed and is currently at the top of music chats in both online and traditional media.
Sonnie Badu, one of the most popular gospel performers, has called Black Sherif the “Bob Marley of our time.”
