How a Kumasi ‘radio court’ placed an injunction on a ‘Black Sherif’ allegedly gone rogue!
No judgements yet until the not too Sad Boy tells his side of the story!
ABN Radio One’s DJ Slim, real name Daniel Gyan Kesse has slammed Black Sherif for being ungrateful & abandoning his manager for a new deal with Empire.
DJ Slim has asserted vehemently that Black Sherif’s so-called ‘sad boy’ persona has been specific ally designed by him to court sympathy and grow his fanbase.
He said the kingly treatment he was given included being given a 2020 model of Tundra, Mercedes Benz C 300, an ultra-modern studio embedded in a 7-bedroom mansion plus other luxuries that enveloped him which paints a different imagery about his sober, self-pity public image.
DJ Slim said the 1st & Second Sermon crooner has been given the best of the environment to thrive and nurture his unadulterated talent, something that a lot of upcoming and mainstream artistes would die for yet he has left all behind because he fells he’s a star now.
He said despite all these, he has terminated his five-year contract and moved out of the mansion his manager gave to sign with a rival record label. DJ Slim said this on Kumasi-based Radio One.
On the same platform, Slim revealed that the dress Burna Boy wore for the music video of the trending Second Sermon Rmx costs $5,000.
The music video which is nearing 1m views on YouTube is a collaboration between Ghana’s Black Sherif and self-proclaimed African Giant, Burna Boy (Nigeria).
The Grammy award-winning wore a very nice lycra top with a stylish padded shoulder design which complemented his dreadlocks and ‘business-minded’ face.
Slim made this revelation to prove why Nigerians take their craft seriously unlike their Ghanaian counterparts in an editorial content he aired on Radio One FM based in Kumasi.
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