Black Sherif: Ghanaian Musician Reacts To King Promise Winning Album Of The Year Ahead Of Him
- Black Sherif, in an interview with Berla Mundi on TV3's New Day, was asked for his take on King Promise winning the Album of the Year award ahead of him at the just-ended VGMAs
- The young musician who won the Artiste of the Year award said although he was disappointed with the outcome, King Promise deserved it
- Black Sherif also took home the Best Music Video, Most Popular Song of the Year and Best Hip-hop Song of the Year awards, and congratulatory messages have been pouring in from fans
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Talented young musician Black Sherif who recently won the prestigious Artiste of the Year award has spoken about his feelings regarding King Promise winning the Album of the Year award ahead of him at the just-ended Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMAs).
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In an interview with beautiful TV host, Berla Mundi on TV3's New Day show, the young musician expressed his disappointment at not taking home the Album of the Year award.
Despite feeling down about missing out on the award, Black Sherif displayed a level of sportsmanship that was commendable. He was gracious in acknowledging the incredible work done by King Promise and stated that the talented artiste deserved to win the award. He added that if King Promise did not deserve the award, he would not have been nominated.
It was a bittersweet night for Black Sherif though, as he took home several awards, including Best Music Video, Most Popular Song of the Year and Best Hip-hop Song of the Year. Fans have been showering him with congratulatory messages on social media, lauding him for his hard work and remarkable achievements at the VGMAs.
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Chris Tsormanah feels King Promise had a good year
Chris Tsormanah, a well-known music expert, spoke to YEN.com.gh about King Promise Album Of The Year win ahead of Black Sherif, and he felt the singer had a good year.
I feel like King Promise had a good year. His album was good, and he had a couple of hit songs like Terminator and others. The awards is a popularity contest, and he had a solid year all round. But if pitch the commercial success of his album to that of Black Sherif's that's where there is a problem
Black Sherif's Album is too big not to win
Chris went on to say that Black Sherif's project was a massive one with numerous global hit songs. He said in comparison to that of King Promise's 5 Star, The Villian I Never Was is superior.
Blacko's album was big. He had songs like Kwaku The Traveller, which is a huge song, songs like Second Sermon remix, which was very successful and even "Soja" was a big tune as well. In as much as King Promise's album was good, Blacko's was better
Fans reacted to Black Sherif's sportsmanship and commended him for being mature about losing out on the award.
ama_agyeiwaa89 wrote:
He really wanted to win the album of the year… he said it over and over... but unfortunately… hmmmm
yaatwumwaa1 commented:
We all were shocked.
jackieappiahs__favdaughter wrote:
God bless you with more wisdom. Love you
VGMA 2023 Artiste Of The Year Black Sherif Carries Lady's Handbag, Rocks Bell Trousers In Video
In another story, Ghanaian rapper Black Sherif flaunted his black bag and bell-bottom trousers in a video during his appearance on TV3's New Day.
The recently crowned VGMA 2023 Artiste of the Year was captured dabbing his lips with tissue and reaching out for his bag, which got many talking.
Some Ghanaians claimed he was dabbing lipstick off his lips while others said it was a drug. However, many were more concerned about the lady's hand bag he carried.
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