ENTERTAINMENT
I cry a lot – Black Sherif
I cry a lot – Black Sherif
Mohammed Ismail Sharrif popularly known as Black Sherif voiced out his feelings behind his posts on twitter in a content video titled “Behind The Tweet”.
In the video, he explained the reason why he posted some stuff which got people confused.
His explanation about his tweet which got people’s attention was “Hopefully I don’t lose my mind being a tuff boy” he explains that everybody knows him as a tough guy but sometimes he cries because he’s a human and have emotions.
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He then went on explaining his tweet in 2020 “Things will never be the same” that he saw the future coming.
“My mum saw me on TV and she couldn’t hold her tears lol” he read.
“I really want start rapping but I make late” a post tweeted in 2020. He said, “ I really want to rap but didn’t want to get into deep rap so I started mixing my singing and making my rap melodious”.
“Where I grew up inspires me a lot, my art and everything I do and that is why my heart is”. He explained his tweet “Being born and raised in Konongo is my biggest flex”
ENTERTAINMENT
There’s Nothing Like Worldly People, Most Of These People Possess Good Characters – Herty Bongreat
Gospel artist Herty Bongreat recently shared her thoughts on why she chose to collaborate with secular artists Sarkodie and Trigmatic. Her response highlighted the importance of looking beyond surface-level appearances. “People we perceive as ‘worldly’ often possess remarkable humanistic qualities, even surpassing those who claim to know Christ.”
Herty emphasized the need to engage with others before making judgments. “Comparing their lifestyle to that of some people within the church reveals a stark difference.”
In addition to her thoughts on collaboration, Herty also shared valuable advice on parenting in the digital age. “As parents, we must be proactive and involved in our children’s lives, especially online. Assuming we know what they’re doing can lead to unawareness of potential issues.”
Herty’s words serve as a reminder to approach others with an open mind and to prioritize involvement in our children’s lives.
ENTERTAINMENT
Odeefour’s Dance And DJs Endorsements Of My Hit Song “Monicetamol” Is My Greatest Achievement – Shatana
Ghanaian songstress Shatana is beaming with joy as her latest release, “Monicetamol”, receives massive love from top DJs and radio stations across Ghana!
In a chat with Ghvibe.com, Shatana shared her heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support. “I’m completely blown away by the love! It’s amazing to see my music connecting with so many people,” she exclaimed.
Shatana gave a special shoutout to renowned DJs and media personalities like Odeefour, who have been championing her music. “DJs are the real MVPs! They’re the ones who bring our music to the people, and I’m so grateful for their support,” she said.
Major radio stations like Peace FM, Rainbow Radio, and many others have been playing “Monicetamol” non-stop, making it a household name. Shatana’s thrilled to see her song bringing joy to so many people.
With “Monicetamol” flying high, Shatana’s urging her fans to keep streaming and sharing the love. She’s excited to see where this journey takes her and is grateful for the support of her fans and the DJ community.
Checkout Odeefour dancing to Monicetamol from below.
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