What was meant to be a high-energy performance turned into chaos for Ghanaian music sensation Black Sherif, after a fan stormed the stage and left him with a painful mouth injury in front of a stunned crowd.
The shocking incident happened during a recent live show where Black Sherif was thrilling fans with his usual powerful and emotional delivery. In the middle of his performance, an overly excited male fan jumped on stage uninvited, dancing aggressively beside the artist.
At first, the “Second Sermon” hitmaker seemed confused but tried to maintain his cool. In a video making rounds on social media, Black Sherif can be heard asking the fan, “Are you mad?” — clearly surprised by the man’s energy and uncoordinated behavior.
But things quickly took a dangerous turn. The hyper fan, seemingly lost in excitement, wrapped his arms around Black Sherif and began dancing wildly, pulling him with such force that he accidentally hit Black Sherif in the face, busting his mouth in the process. The moment the injury happened, the artist’s facial expression changed, and the crowd gasped.
Security quickly intervened, dragging the fan off stage, but the damage had already been done. The incident has since sparked massive outrage online, with fans and celebrities calling out event organizers for their poor security measures. Many are asking how such an aggressive intrusion could happen right under their watch.
“Blacko is a national treasure! Protect him at all costs!” one fan tweeted.
Another added, “We go to shows to enjoy, not to see our stars assaulted. This is unacceptable!”
Despite the injury, sources say Black Sherif managed to finish the performance like a true professional, although visibly in discomfort. Fans have praised him for his composure and dedication.
This unfortunate incident has raised concerns about the safety of performers at concerts and public events in Ghana. Artists and fans alike are demanding tighter security protocols to ensure such reckless behavior doesn’t repeat itself.
For now, Black Sherif is reportedly doing well and recovering — but fans are hoping this will be the last time he walks off stage hurt, not hyped.
Watch the video here.