Audio By Carbonatix
Rapper, Kwaw Kese, has called out Nigerian musician, Burna Boy, for performing Black Sherif’s song alone at his concert in Madison Square Garden, New York.
According to him, the Grammy award-winning artiste had promised to take Black Sherif on tour with him to perform the Second Sermon remix following its release in 2021.

However, the recent action of Burna Boy has brought into question whether he meant his words or lied, Kwaw Kese noted.
Taking to Twitter, the Abodam hitmaker wrote “Burna promised to take Blacko on tour but he’s on tour performing Blacko songs without him. @burnaboy you lied ???”
This comes barely 24 hours after Burn Boy performed at his sold-out concert at the Madison Square Garden in New York to elated fans.
Among the songs he performed was the remix of Second Sermon he did with rapper Black Sherif.
Burna Boy performs Black Sherif’s Second Sermon remix with ease during his ‘One Night In Space Concert’ at Madison Square Garden which has a capacity of 20,789 people. #Odogwu #BurnaAtMadison #BurnaMSG pic.twitter.com/cibHMsX8b7
— SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 (@SIKAOFFICIAL1) April 29, 2022
The DJ at the concert, before Burna Boy showed up on stage, also played ‘Kwaku The Traveller’ and many of the patrons in attendance were seen singing along.
After his performance many Ghanaians applauded Burna Boy for pushing the Ghanaian talent's music as much as he can, especially since he also performed it in Geneva when he was on tour.
Thus, while a section of the public sided with him, many people disagreed with Kwaw Kese’s opinion.
They believe this is a good thing for Ghanaian music and Black Sherif’s career, especially since many of the audience were seen singing along to the lyrics in Twi.
Latest Stories
-
Agric Minister launches $147.3m PROSPER Project to modernise agriculture, support 420,000 farmers
3 seconds -
Should I go to Parliament or the Castle?
16 minutes -
The Science of Tobacco Harm Reduction and the Future of Public Health
22 minutes -
Konnected Minds Podcast makes history with Africa’s first cinema-hosted episode
33 minutes -
EDDT rejects claims of Supreme Court revoking Tse-Addo land title
41 minutes -
Beyond Scholarships: How Ghana can transform global education partnerships into economic engine
46 minutes -
Exporting Excellence, Importing Failure: Ghana’s workplace accountability crisis
49 minutes -
Pope accepts Bishop Mante’s resignation, names UCC lecturer to lead Jasikan Diocese
50 minutes -
Veep urges Ghanaians to embrace the Christmas spirit of hope and compassion
52 minutes -
Amerado releases official video for hit single ‘Obi Adi’
53 minutes -
NAIMOS to sustain nationwide anti-galamsey operations through Christmas – Paa Kwesi Schandorf
1 hour -
Accra regional police urge vigilance ahead of the festive season
1 hour -
GRIDCo begins test run to connect AKSA Anwomaso power plant to national grid
1 hour -
Britain’s worst romance fraudster’ who scammed single mothers out of £1m is jailed for 17 years
2 hours -
NPP sets up joint committee to review Constitution Review Committee proposals
2 hours
