‘Kwaku the traveler’ hitmaker, Black Sherif has addressed a netizen’s accusation of selling his soul to the devil during a live video session of the Artiste.
In a humorous manner, Black Sherif replied amidst laughter; “You sell soul, Jon, who wants to sell your soul more than me? Do you even know where they sell souls?”
He jokingly replied that if the fan knew where one could sell their soul, he might have already done so.
Black Sherif, whose real name is Mohammed Ismail Sherif, has been making waves in the music industry.
He recently had a highly successful debut in New York City at Palladium Times Square, where hordes of enthusiastic fans gathered to witness the reigning VGMA Artiste of the Year perform his hit songs and songs from his widely-shared album.
Despite the excitement and fan frenzy surrounding the event, some fans noticed peculiar imagery on the stage backdrop, which raised questions. The set featured a figure with human-like attributes, including horns and eerie red eyes.
This led to speculation and curiosity among Ghanaians, with some suggesting that Black Sherif may have joined a secretive organization or cult due to the imagery displayed during his concert.
