On Friday, November 18, 2022, Ghanaian's new sensational musician Mohammed Ismail Sharif, also known as Black Sherif or Blacko in short, performed to a packed house in London which was massively a trademark in his career.
This is the first time Blacko has headlined a concert in London at KOKO.
The 2021 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards(VGMA) "New Artist of the Year" surprised fans by bringing in Nigeria's wavy king Burna Boy, who was packed to the brim with excitement at the concert and had a lot of people locked up and helped in making the show avery great success
Following Black Sherif's major breakthrough on the music scene with his hit single "Second Sermon," the two musicians have recently developed a friendship and become close friends to the extent that Blacko spends most of his time in Nigeria working on his career and how to become a very influential international artist.
Burna Boy decided to bless Blacko by collaborating on the remix a few months after the song's huge success. As of this writing, the song has received over 10 million views on YouTube and is doing really well on other streaming platforms like Spotify,Boomplay,Audiomark,Apple music and many others.
Burna Boy and Black Sherif have performed together before, and it won't be their last. The "last last" global hit maker has always shown his love, support, and unabashed admiration for the rising artist whose roots can be traced back to Konongo Zongo in the Ashanti in Ghana.
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