Ghanaian music sensation Black Sherif has vehemently refuted accusations that his rapid rise and widespread success in the music industry are fueled by artificial or “fake” numbers. The “Where Dem Boys” hitmaker expressed his strong disapproval of such claims in a recent interview with Graphic Showbiz, labeling them as both unfair and ridiculous.
Black Sherif asserts that his achievements are entirely the product of his relentless hard work, unwavering dedication, and profound passion for music, rather than any dishonest tactics. “Honestly, that’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard. My success is 100 percent organic. I put my blood, sweat and tears into every note, every lyric and every performance,” he stated emphatically.
The artiste went on to explain that he has meticulously cultivated his fanbase over time, steadfastly avoiding any shortcuts or deceptive methods to gain attention. “I’ve built my audience through hard work, consistency and authenticity and that’s what’s driving my growth, not some cheap shortcut,” he affirmed, underscoring his commitment to genuine artistry.
Black Sherif further emphasized that the deep connection his audience feels with his music stems directly from the honesty and raw emotion he imbues in his creations. “My music speaks for itself. If people are connecting with my songs, it’s because I’ve poured my heart and soul into something real,” he shared.
Directly addressing allegations of using fake streams to inflate his numbers on various music platforms, Black Sherif firmly rejected the notion and passionately defended his work ethic. “Anyone who thinks I buy fake streams doesn’t know the first thing about my work ethic or my passion for music,” he concluded, making it clear that his focus remains on authentic musical expression and connection with his listeners.
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