Black Sherif Reveals Kwesi Arthur Inspired His Music Journey

Ghanaian rapper and singer, Black Sherif, has opened up about one of the musicians who greatly influenced his music career — Kwesi Arthur. The “Kwaku the Traveler” hitmaker made this revelation during a recent interaction with a fan on X (formerly Twitter).

During a question-and-answer session, a curious fan asked the award-winning artist who inspired his style and passion for music. In response, Black Sherif simply mentioned the name of his colleague, Kwesi Arthur, confirming that the “Grind Day” rapper played a key role in shaping his musical journey.

The revelation sparked excitement among fans, with many praising both artists for their unique contributions to Ghana’s music scene. Kwesi Arthur, who rose to fame with his street anthem “Grind Day,” has inspired a new wave of young Ghanaian musicians with his storytelling style, relatable lyrics, and authenticity, qualities that are also evident in Black Sherif’s sound.

Over the years, Black Sherif has been celebrated for his raw emotions, deep lyricism, and cultural storytelling, traits many fans now see as partly influenced by Kwesi Arthur’s artistry. The connection between the two stars has reignited conversations online about mentorship and inspiration in the Ghanaian music industry.

Fans are now hoping for a possible collaboration between the two powerhouse artists, which many believe would be a historic moment for Ghanaian music.