Black Sherif Becomes The Second Ghanaian Artistes To Be Nominated For The Best International Flow Category.

Black Sherif Becomes The Second Ghanaian Artistes To Be Nominated For The Best International Flow Category.

Gaining mainstream acclaim with his street anthem ‘Second Sermon’, in a little over a year in the Ghanaian music scene, Black Sherif has bagged his first BET nomination.

Making waves with the ‘Second Sermon’ the rapper has been nominated for this year’s BET Hip Hop award. Black Sherif has been nominated in the category of ‘Best International Flow’ in an official nominees list released last night.

The sensational young Ghanaian artistes becomes the second act to be nominated for the category after rapper Sarkodie secured and won the same category in 2019.

He will be competing for the category with other artiste from Africa, Europe and the Americas this year as Blxckie from South Africa, Nadia Nakai from Zimbabwe, Benjamin Epps and Le Juiice from France, Central Cee and Knucks from the United Kingdom, Haviah Mighty from Canada and Tasha and Tracie from Brazil have all been nominated for the category.

The BET Hip Hop Awards 2022 will be aired on September 30, 2022, at Energy Performing Arts Centre in Atlanta.

Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong known as Black Sherif was born and raised in Konongo in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, Black Sherif is one of the newest Ghanaian artists making waves globally with his hit songs.

His song “Kweku The Traveller” is currently popular all over the world. With 1.3 million followers, Black Sherif is one of the most streamed Ghanaian rappers on Spotify.

His music is a blend of Ghanaian Highlife with reggae, hip hop, and other genres.

Many of his songs are very popular and trendy online with a great number of streams on streaming platforms.

He has even gained the attention of top musicians globally, the most recent being DJ Khaled, who described Black Sherif’s songs as ‘music that touches your soul’.