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‘I would’ve ended up selling spart parts or clothes’  – Black Sherif speaks of future without music

April 22, 2025
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Ghanaian musician Black Sherif, says he would have ended up being a spare parts dealer or sold clothes on the streets of Accra if he had not found a career in music.

He made this revelation in a candid interview on The Afro Select Show.

“If I wasn’t doing music right now, I would probably be hustling crazy, doing clothes stuff in Accra, or maybe if I wasn’t in Accra, I would be selling my daddy’s tyres in Konongo.”

He elaborated on his family’s trade, stating,

“My dad sells spare engines, spare parts and that stuff; that’s a family business.”

Black Sherif looking back reflected on his high school days. According to him, he was mostly out of campus enjoying the vibrant Kumasi music and entertainment scene.

“Back in high school, I didn’t really like to stay in school. I used to sneak out to go dancing or gambling in tech,” he said in reference to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).

These escapades, though unconventional, may have unknowingly contributed to his artistic development, exposing him to diverse social interactions and creative influences.

The artist is currently on a European tour, promoting his newly released album, Iron Boy, which debuted on April 3, 2025.

The project marks another milestone in his rapidly ascending career, further cementing his status as one of Ghana’s most compelling musical exports.

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