Black Sherif Turns 24 — Look at the INSANE Records He Already Holds

Today marks the 24th birthday of Black Sherif, the 2023 TGMA Artist of the Year — an artist whose voice, stories, and sound have become the heartbeat of a generation. From his early beginnings in Konongo to international stages across Europe and America, Blacko’s journey continues to inspire millions.

At only 24, Black Sherif has achieved what many artists chase for decades. He has recorded over 1 billion total streams on Audiomack and more than 760 million Spotify streams across all credits, making him the most streamed Ghanaian artist ever on Audiomack and Boomplay. His debut album, “The Villain I Never Was” (TVINW) didn’t just top charts it changed the direction of Ghanaian music by blending drill, highlife influences, and deep storytelling.

His breakout anthem “Kwaku The Traveller” went beyond borders, becoming the most streamed Ghanaian song on Audiomack and the first Ghanaian song to hit #1 on Global Shazam. From Apple Music history occupying the entire Top 15 and spending 100 straight days at #1 to Billboard chart appearances, Black Sherif continues to rewrite records once thought unreachable.

His achievements don’t end with streaming numbers. Black Sherif has built a powerful presence on the world stage — sold-out shows in the UK and US, major festival slots such as Wireless Festival and Openair Frauenfeld, and a historic calendar-year tour attendance of 18,000+ fans. He remains the first Ghanaian soloist to sell out major venues like Palladium Times Square and O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire twice consecutively.

Awards and accolades continue to follow his impact:

• 41 career awards and counting

• Youngest TGMA Artist of the Year in history

• Youngest ever BET Best International Flow winner

• The most entries and most weeks by a Ghanaian on the UK Afrobeats Chart

But beyond statistics is the reason people connect with him Black Sherif makes music that feels human. His songs speak to growth, transition, faith, fear, joy, and uncertainty. He represents young people navigating life, turning pain into poetry and experiences into storytelling.

At 24, Black Sherif stands not just as a superstar, but as a voice of the youth, a record breaker, and a symbol of how far Ghanaian music can travel when honesty meets talent.

🖤 Happy 24th Birthday, Black Sherif.
May the journey continue more stages, more stories, more history in the making.

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source: kaknews.com