Ghanaian sensational rapper "Ismail Kwaku Frimpong", popularly known as Black Sherif, has said he doesn't side with people who compare him to Shatta Wale and other bigger artistes or already established musicians in the music industry.
The 'Kwaku The Traveler' hitmaker indicated that although music fans likes to juxtapose artistes, it doesn't help the musicians.
Since bursting into the music industry Black Sherif has been compared to Shatta Wale, Sarkodie and a lot of well established musicians in the music industry.
However speaking in an interview hosted by Andy Dosty on Day Break Hitz on Thursday 7th of April, he said he "hears" those comments but doesn't pay much attention to them.
He said the people who consistently compare him to other artistes does that for retweets and not because they love the music industry. He said he "respects everyone's work" and can't "compare himself to bigger artistes".
He believes strongly that the experience of these established musicians are vast and he's yet to attain that. As such, folks who lit him against bigger artistes must stop.
The 20 year old added that, although most people think he's not releasing more songs, he's done a lot of collaborations with artistes in Ghana, Nigeria and other locations, he didn't name, are yet to come out.
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