Black Sherif Drops First Album, Trends Number 1 On Twitter As Fans Show Excitement

• Budding Ghanaian rapper Black Sherif has officially released his first album, and this has gotten many of his fans around the world overjoyed
• He shared a link that contains other links to various streaming sites where his fans can listen to the full album
• Trending number one on Twitter, many fans have taken to the social media app to share their reviews and excitement upon the album's release

Celebrated Ghanaian rapper Mohammed Ismail Sherif known in showbiz as Black Sherif, has released his first album, and many of his fans around the world have taken to social media to share their excitement.

The album is titled 'The Villain I Never Was,' and it contains 14 songs, with some of the songs already topping charts since its release.

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Songs on the newly released album which have already broken bounds are; Kwaku The Traveller and Second Sermon which features Nigeria's Grammy award-winning Burna Boy.

Burna Boy is the musician who has been featured on the 'The Villain I Never Was' album.

How to listen to the album

Black Sherif's current label, Empire, shared with fans on their various social media platforms how they could listen to the album.

Per the link shared, the album is on 12 major streaming sites, and these are available with this link.

Some reactions from Netizens concerning Black Sherif's first album

@gyaigyimii:

First Album for Black Sherif. One feature. Timeless Record. Thank You Mohammed Ismail Sharrif. Love you forever bro #TheVillainINeverWas

@SneakerNyame_:

You people thought we were joking. We believed in this talent for yearssssss KWaku keep going #TheVillainINeverWas

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@richdudegh:

Black Sherif's #TheVillainINeverWas is the hardest debut album to ever come from Africa. No Cap! This is for the Street!

@SAD_Dbee9:

Since last year All Blacko Sherif songs have made debut on Billboard as both Lead Artist and the mainstream artist….My Boy is just Goood.

@SerwaPriscy:

I love 45, wasteman and oil in my head

Mr Logic reacts to Black Sherif's debut album The Villain I Never Was

Sharing his thoughts, entertainment pundit Mr Logic has revealed that he was blown away by the elements that were infused into Black Sherif's debut album.

In a quick chat with YEN.com.gh, Mr Logic stated that if you listen keenly, one can tell that the 'Second Sermon' hitmaker is influenced by various music elements, such as; reggae, dancehall, and highlife.

"Black Sherif is a creative intellectual than just a rapper. Because his perception about music, his life, his worldview is different. His album is not the regular Ghanaian album. Even though you'd still feel the Ghanaian vibe; the twi, and all that. The compositional power, his melodies and content is way beyond the regular Ghanaian level. I mean a regular Ghanaian rapper of his age, especially his mates."

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He hinted that even though he is not sure what course Blacko is reading in school, from listening to his songs, one could conclude that he is more than just a rapper.

"I think he is a creative intellectual. That's what I think, that's what I see, and that's what I hear. Sherif is just out of our world. He is out of Ghana. He's not a Ghanaian product. He's an export."

Mr Logic further stated that he was one of the few industry players who recognised his talent and that his one prayer is to see Blacko soar higher and bring more glory to Ghana and the music industry at large.

He hailed the 'Soja' crooner, acknowledging that his songs have a unique sound and that he is a peculiar talent.

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YEN.com.gh previously reported that Jesus Ahuofe, the prophet who prophesied the death of dancehall musician Shatta Wale, has officially broken his silence on the verdict of his case.

Narrating court proceedings in a recent interview with Nana Romeo on Accra FM, he indicated that four other cases were attended to before it got to his turn.

He further stated that after all that, the judge concluded that he was acquitted and discharged.

Source: YEN.com.gh