Black Sherif Biography, Real Name, Family, Girlfriend, Net Worth and Songs

Mohammed Ismail Sherif, also known as Black Sherif, was born on January 9, 2002. From a viral sensation, the musician has grown into one of Ghana’s biggest music talents, pushing RnB and Trap Music to new heights.

According to many Ghanaian music fans, the musician has turned into a menace to poverty. He entered the spotlight with his major hit song, “Money.”

Date of Birth:

Black Sherif was born on 9th January 2002.

Black Sherif Age:

He is currently 21 years old

Black Sherif Education:

Black Sherif received his basic and high school at Konongo in the Ashanti Region. He continued his Secondary in Kumasi Academy, which he graduated in 2019.

Blacko as many prefer to call him, began his career as a dancer which he later switched to music while in secondary school.

Black Sherif Career:

In 2019, he released Cry For Me, in 2020 he gained massive attention with the success of his hit song called Money.

In 2021, Black Sherif posted a viral freestyle on his Twitter page – the post got alot of attention from music producer Hammer, Sarkodie, and several Ghanaian musicians and industry players.

Days after the freestyle went viral, Black Sherif was seen hanging out with rap heavyweight and Sarkcess music CEO, Sarkodie.

Black Sherif Songs

• Cry For Me – 2019
• Money – 2020
• Ade Akye – 2020
• Destiny – 2020
• First Sermon
• Second Sermon
• Kwaku the Traveler

Black Sherif NetWorth

This is something that isn’t gully disclosed, But from the media as of 2020 April Black Sherif is within 1 – 2 million USD.

Controversies

On 11 April 2022, a lawsuit was filed against Black sheriff for alleged breach of contract.

The lawsuit stems from allegations that Black Sherif ignored his investor after he invested in his career.

Again, Black Sherif is said to have signed a distribution agreement with Empire Music without his investor’s permission, despite the fact that he allegedly had a business management contract with him.

His investor, Shadrach Agyei Owusu, the CEO of Waynes Chavis Consult is seeking the court to restrict Black Sherif from performing at events without his authorization.