Black Sheriff, a rising sensation in the Ghanaian music scene, recently made headlines by clinching his debut BET award as the Best International Flow, stirring excitement among Ghanaians.
However, amidst the celebration of the Ghanaian’s success, the continuous debate between Nigerian and Ghanaian artists is escalating. This debate gained momentum following the sold-out stadium shows hosted by Nigerian giants Burnaboy, Wizkid, and Asake in various European countries.
The intensity of this debate became more apparent when Asake achieved a significant milestone by selling out the iconic O2 Arena, sparking comparisons between Nigerian and Ghanaian artists. The spotlight was shifted again when Nigerian young talent, Rema, replicated this feat with his own sold-out O2 Arena show.
In the midst of this fervent debate, Black Sheriff, the Ghanaian music sensation, took a bold stance on social media. With unwavering determination, he vowed to follow in Rema’s footsteps and confidently proclaimed his intention to fill the O2 Arena, expressing his aspirations by declaring,
“Rema did it Blako’s next”
His statement stirred excitement and anticipation among social media users with many supporting his aspiration, this shows the ambition among Ghanaians to reach international acclaim and showcase talents in Ghana on a global stage.
Black Sheriff’s bold declaration exhibits his resilience and determination to break barriers, transcend boundaries, and solidify his presence on the global music scene.
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