Black Sherif (Credit: Instagram/@blacksherif_)
Glitch Africa, an Afrobeats go-to creative space in Nigeria, has released Black Sherif live rendition of his hit song Second Sermon.
The video posted to YouTube saw the Kumerican hit rapper perform the remix of the 2021 hit with Grammy Award artiste Burna Boy.
Second Sermon was one of Black Sherif’s biggest hits in 2021, The songs popularity spun a remix with Burna Boy.
The song which shone some light on the shackles on street life, drew more people to the artiste, with many wanting to know and see more of him and his talent.
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