What Is Your Best Line On “Kwaku The Traveler” By Black Sherif?

Black Sherif is a Ghanaian musician and performer from Konongo, Ghana, he is well known for his song Second Sermon, and his new single titled Kwaku The Traveller that is number 1 on the Ghanaian and Nigerian Apple music charts currently.
For a number of days, Kwaku The Traveller has been topping charts and has gained a lot of popularity in Nigeria. But the reason for this meteoric rise is not far-fetched. Here is why Black Sherif’s Kwaku The Traveller is making waves and topping charts.

What is so special about Kwaku the Traveller? For a number of days, Kwaku The Traveller has been topping charts and has gained a lot of popularity in Nigeria. But the reason for this meteoric rise is not far-fetched.

Here is why Black Sherif’s Kwaku The Traveller is making waves and topping charts.

1) Relatability
Kwaku the Traveller is extremely relatable, especially with its lyrics. When we highlight the part of Kwaku the traveller that says.

Of course I fuc**ed up

Who never fuc**ed up
Hands in the air
No hands?

It speaks to us and makes us examine ourselves. So yes, Kwaku the traveller is very relatable and we are drawn into our past. But that is not the only thing that matters.

Apparently, he even names himself “Kwaku the hustler” and this may encourage us to come back strong with a hustling spirit no matter the challenge we have been through.

There is something to take from Kwaku the traveller, and it is deep. Kwaku the traveller, apparently, goes on like a rolling stone. And this is exactly what we should do too. We should move on even stronger.

2) Delivery
If there is something about Kwaku the traveller, it’s about Black Sherif’s delivery on the song.

It is so powerful, so passionate. It sounds like Black sheriff is discussing a personal thing- something that happened to him or something that he did. This may have influenced his delivery on Kwaku the traveller .

He delivers Kwaku the traveller with a kind of energy that transfers to us and makes Kwaku the traveller achieves its purpose.

I admire Black Sherif’s delivery on Kwaku the traveller, it is indeed powerful.

3) Lyricism
The lyrics of kwaku the traveller suit the theme of the song.

It is highly impressive that Black sherif pays attention more to the lyrics of Kwaku the traveller because a song like kwaku the traveller demands lyrics that establish the purpose of the song and speaks to the audience about Black Sherif.

And this is exactly what Black sheriff did with Kwaku the traveller.

It is noteworthy that the mix and he beats take a backseat and allows Black Sherif’s voice to take the lead and deliver the lyrics of kwaku the traveller so we can hear everything as perfect as possible and take in the lyrics of kwaku the traveller.

The lyrics of Kwaku the traveller also highlights the theme of the song in a way that makes us understand the song very well. It is indeed good how lyrically embedded kwaku the traveller is. Especially when Black Sherif says:

“Oh I keep going, cos I’m a rolling stone”

So yes, the lyrics of kwaku the traveller by Black Sherif suits the song perfectly.

3) Mixing and Production
The beats on Kwaku the Traveller is hard, and it is applauding how Black Sherif’s voice does not hide below the mix but rises above it that attention is paid to the lyrics of Kwaku the traveller but not the beats.

4) Replay Value
The passionate delivery, relatability, mixing and production and lyrics of Kwaku the traveler increases its relay value.

Out of all these, the relatability does the most work of making Kwaku the traveler have a high replay value. You want to listen to Kwaku the traveler as many times as possible! Kudos to Black Sherif on this.

So music lovers,

What Is Your Best Line On “Kwaku The Traveler” By Black Sherif?
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