Ghanaian hip-hop wiz, Black Sherif has premiered the music video for his song, ‘Kwaku The Traveller’ and it’s sensational!
The video is arguably one of the best music videos shot by a Ghanaian artiste.
The director of the video, David Nicolsey, outdid himself with an awesome and well high quality cinematography.
Nicolsey following his brilliant display gave a brief explanation for every scene in the visuals and fans are marvelled.
Below is the explanation in below;
The press conference
Black Sherif is overwhelmed by everyone’s opinion and chooses to ignore the negativity as he moves on.
The mothers praying
He then visits a group of spiritual mothers, who shower him with their blessings as he journeys on. This symbolizes a Mother’s love and well wishes for their children
The tea party
An opulent black Sherif having a tea party with elite females.
This illustrates Black Sherif being able to fit in any environment regardless of gender and status
The Fighting minions with pink bags
These minions represent Black sheriff’s haters and the state of confusion these haters exhibit amongst themselves while still keeping tabs on the Artist they claim to hate.
The Interrogation characters
Nicolsey explained that the scene portrays industry gatekeepers trying so hard to find faults against Black Sherif and would do anything to bring him now.
The mob scene with the Silver characters
Black Sherif as the leader of the new generation of kids who do not conform and surrender to the old generation regardless of gender, class or race.
He’s leading the rebellion.
The Lady in the gown
The director explained that the lady who appeared during the Black Sherif’s interrogation is an angel. In fact, she is his Guardian angel
The Red bag
The director added that the red bag symbolizes Black sheriff’s essence as journeys through these abstract events.
You can watch the Full Video below;
