Popular comedian and content creator Ajeezay has revealed how he played a role in helping Ghanaian musician Black Sherif rise to fame early in his career. Ajeezay shared that he reposted a video of one of Black Sherif’s early performances, and that act helped the clip go viral, drawing attention to the then‑up‑and‑coming artist.
According to Ajeezay, his decision to share the video contributed to increasing Black Sherif’s visibility and sparked interest in his music from a wider audience. The viral moment helped set the stage for Black Sherif’s subsequent breakthrough in the music industry and his growing popularity both locally and abroad.
The revelation highlights the impact that early supporters and influencers can have on emerging talent, especially when social media helps amplify content quickly. Black Sherif, who later became widely known for hit songs such as First Sermon and Kwaku the Traveller, has acknowledged those who supported him in his early days.
