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Black Sherif compares his Miami experience to being in a video game.

Black Sherif, a hip-hop artist, shared that the towering high-rise buildings he saw during his interview in Miami, United States, made him feel like he was immersed in a video game. 


When asked about his experience in Miami, the reigning Artiste of The Year at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards humbly confessed that he had only seen such breathtaking buildings in his imagination through movies and video games.


During the interview, Black Sherif expressed his overwhelming pride and joy in witnessing a crowd overseas singing his songs with unwavering passion. 


The audience recited every word of his songs as if they were their own anthem, and this level of support filled his heart with gratitude and amazement. 


The magnitude of their support was truly awe-inspiring.


Black Sherif's US tour has been a significant milestone in his career, and he is excited about what the future holds. 

His experience has been nothing short of amazing, and he has been living his dream of performing on the world stage.

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