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The success of "First Sermon" was immediate, with the music video garnering millions of views within weeks. It set the stage for the even more explosive and the eventual global breakout hit, "Kwaku the Traveller" .

Released on , "First Sermon" was produced by Ghanaian Stallion . Black Sherif, known affectionately as "Blacko," wrote the song following a period of intense personal struggle, including three months of depression and challenges with his education. download 1st sermon by black sherif

At its core, "First Sermon" is a survivalist anthem. The lyrics detail the harsh realities of life on the streets of Accra, touching on themes of: The success of "First Sermon" was immediate, with

Blacko speaks on the relentless hustle, stating he has been on this "grind all my life". Black Sherif, known affectionately as "Blacko," wrote the

The song often feels like a prayer, blending the rough aesthetics of trap music with what fans have dubbed "ghetto gospel". Impact and Legacy

Despite the "crazy" life in the streets, he maintains a "ten toes till I'm late" (staying grounded/focused until death) mentality.