Ghanaian music sensation Black Sherif has once again found his music in the international spotlight after his powerful verse on the hit song Wotowoto Season was reportedly played through the speakers during Chris Brown and Usher’s highly anticipated R&B concert series in Atlanta, Georgia.
The moment brought a touch of Ghanaian musical excellence to one of America’s biggest entertainment events, highlighting the growing influence of African music on the global stage.
The concert, held at the iconic Mercedes-Benz Stadium, forms part of the historic The R&B Tour, featuring American R&B superstars Chris Brown and Usher.
Amid the celebration of R&B music, Black Sherif’s distinctive voice reportedly echoed through the venue as his verse on Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck’s popular collaboration Wotowoto Season was played.
For Ghanaian music lovers, the moment represents another exciting example of how African musicians are breaking geographical barriers and earning recognition beyond the continent.
Black Sherif, affectionately called Blacko, has established himself as one of Ghana’s most exciting musical exports, captivating audiences with his emotionally charged lyrics, distinctive delivery and energetic performances.
His collaboration with Odumodublvck on Wotowoto Season further strengthened his presence in the African music industry, bringing together Ghanaian and Nigerian musical talent on one record.
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Meanwhile, Chris Brown and Usher’s Atlanta concerts have attracted enormous attention, with the two American superstars making history through five scheduled performances at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
The concerts, scheduled for November 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11, 2026, represent a major milestone for the venue.
Although Black Sherif was not announced as a performer at the concert, the reported inclusion of his verse in the event’s music selection is another encouraging sign of African music’s expanding international reach.
For Black Sherif and Ghana’s music industry, hearing his voice at an event headlined by two of America’s biggest R&B stars is certainly a moment worth celebrating.
From the streets of Ghana to the speakers of Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Blacko’s music continues to travel far beyond home.
