19-year old rapper and songwriter Mohammed Ismail Sherif, better known as Black Sherif in entertainment circles has acknowledged and appreciated the support his fans and Ghanaians have showed him since the start of his music career.
The rapper who was also a student of the University of Professional Studies in Accra some weeks ago announced on his social media handles that he had halted his studies at the school and applied for a different school.
In a recent post, he also announced his readiness for school in the coming weeks.
His appreciative tweet to his fans suggests the ‘Second Sermon’ hitmaker will be taking a long break from music when he resumes school.
“I can only be proud of how much we’ve done as a movement. I love you guys so much. It’s unbelievable and overwhelming cause why do I wake up everyday to see people rooting for me and sending me messages of encouragement all day. I love you guys. And as promised, ‘22 we para!” The post read.
He followed up with another post promising his break from music will be of much worth to himself and fans and a “see you guys” remarks.
“and the wait will forever be worth it. see you guys,” he wrote.
Black Sherif became a notable music act in 2021 after releasing his ‘First’ and ‘Sermon’ songs. The songs topped music charts both in Ghana and abroad. The teenager has also featured renowned global artistes including Burna Boy, Ivorian Doll and Vic Mensa.
By: Caleb Asante Annor
