Ghanaian rapper Black Sherif had a sold-out concert at KOKO in London, England, and surprised the crowd by bringing out Burna Boy to help him perform their single “Second Sermon (Remix).” This was Black Sherif’s first headlining concert in the U.K.

Black Sherif, whose real name is Mohammed Ismail Sharrif, earned his breakthrough to stardom in July 2021 when he released his street anthem “Second Sermon”.

Nigerian singer Burna Boy hopped on the remix a few months later. In February of this year, they dropped the official video to the song and it reached over 10 million views on YouTube.

His hit single “Kwaku the Traveller,” which was released in March, reached number one on the Ghanaian and Nigerian Apple Music charts, and by April, the song became the most Shazamed song in the world across all genres.

The “Soja” rapper has already been recognized with several awards including Breakthrough Act of the Year, Hiplife/Hip Hop Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, and Hip Hop Song of the Year for “Second Sermon” at the 2022 3Music Awards.

Black Sherif also won Best New Artist and Best Hip Hop Song at the 2022 Ghana Music Awards and in June 2022, Boomplay announced Black Sherif as the first Ghanaian artist to surpass 100 million streams on their platform.

Black Sherif released his 14-track debut album “The Villain I Never Was” featuring Burna Boy. He wrote in a sentimental Instagram post ahead of the album’s release that it took him everything to give life to his body and that is the one thing that he gave everything for.

“There is life in this body, I hope it treats you well and speaks to you as I want it to. My debut album, The Villain I Never Was available in all stores on October 6, 2022. Thank you. Love you”.
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Black Sherif reconnects with Burna Boy ahead of his London show

The Ghanaian sensational artiste Black Sherif and Nigerian musician Burna Boy have reconnected in London ahead of Blacko’s show at “KOKO”.

In a post that was shared online, the two artists who call themselves brothers looked dapper and sharp as they posed together with smiles.

One can’t talk about the bountiful success of Black Sherif without duly crediting Burna Boy, so it came as no surprise when he shows up to support Blacko on his first debut concert.

Meanwhile, Black Sherif’s performance at KOKO in London is following the artiste’s breakthrough in the music industry.

The show is Black Sherif’s first headline concert in London. His star has been on the rise ever since the release of his “First Sermon” freestyle in May of last year.

Throughout 2022, he has already been recognized with several awards including Breakthrough Act Of The Year at the 3Music Awards.

The show features special guests including the renowned DJ Semtex and Marx, while the rest of the time will be just himself and the fans jamming to all hit features and songs on his debut ‘The Villain I Never Was’ album.