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Barely 24 hours after releasing his track “Kilos Milos,” Ghanaian rapper and musician Black Sherif has risen to the top of the Apple Music Top 100 Ghana Chart.
The song has surpassed hits such as King Promise’s “Favourite Story,” Team Eternity’s “Defe Defe,” and Ayra Starr’s “Last Heartbreak Song” to become the number one single.
“Kilos Milos” was released on Wednesday [June 19, 2024], and it has sparked enthusiasm among Black Sherif’s fans.
Kwame Agger and Joker Nharnah created the tune, which combines Hip-Hop with Afrobeat, continuing the artist’s creative inventiveness.
This latest release builds on the success of Black Sherif’s earlier single, “Shut Up,” which became a street anthem.
In “Kilos Milos,” Black Sherif conveys a powerful message of perseverance, hope, resilience, and tenacity, motivating his followers to keep going and never give up on their aspirations, especially when faced with obstacles.
Excerpts from the song read: “When we hit milli (thousands), we spent half of it and used the rest to import things, okiloo, okiloo, the big type, elephants.” When we hit millis, we spent half of it and used the rest to import umbrellas. Time is not always on our side; it frequently deafens us.
Reflecting on his journey, Black Sherif told GraphicShowbiz, “This song is a reflection of my personal experiences, struggles, and triumphs.” I also drew inspiration from my surroundings to write the lyrics.