Ghanaian singer and rapper, Black Sheriff, has expressed frustration over the criticism regarding his fashion choices.
He shared his confusion about why some people judge his personal style and public image. In a video shared on social media, he made it clear that negative comments about his appearance do not affect him.
“Everyone has the right to dress as they please, and I don’t understand why anyone would try to stop me from dressing the way I choose. It doesn’t make sense to a rational mind… So, it doesn’t bother me,” he said.
When asked about how he felt when his song “First Sermon” became a global hit, Black Sheriff responded:
“You know, I was on my bed about to sleep, and I had the video playing, wondering whether to post it or not. I thought, ‘No, just post it on Twitter,’ and I went to bed. The next morning, I woke up to over 500 retweets, and I started calling everybody.”
