Ghanaian singer cum rapper, Kwame Tsikata popularly known as M.anifest has praised musician Black Sherif for his consistency and personal branding in the creative arts industry.
He applauded Black Sherif’s accomplishments at such a young age, particularly his BET award win, and he voiced hope for Ghana’s music industry’s promising future.
M.anifest emphasized the significance of musicians remaining loyal to themselves and against giving in to the demands of the music business. He thinks that this has contributed to Black Sherif’s success and self-established image on the international scene.
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“I can talk about the people who make the music. It’s already happening. Black Sharif is one of them, no doubt. Aside him being gifted, he is clearly following his destiny and has an awareness of his age. I have listened to him speak in interviews, and I can see a steady growth.
“He is really following his destiny and not afraid of death. He is not afraid to shy away from being himself and that always resonates with people. A lot of people do what they think people like,” M.anifest said in an interview with Pulse TV.
He also emphasized the promising future of the creative arts industry, given the achievements of young talents like Black Sherif.
“I would say that I can see more Ghanaian music creatives doing some of the most astonishing things globally. We are already seeing that and it is happening. I’m just hoping there will be more people, but there will definitely be more success stories globally for us to look at in the industry. I can talk about the people who make the music. It’s already happening,” said M.anifest.
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