Black Sherif’s Songs Lead Spotify’s Global Impact List 2025 As The Most Exported Ghanaian Songs Worldwide
Ghanaian trap artiste, Black Sherif’s global dominance is taking a firm stand as recent Spotify analytics indicate.
The 2025 edition of Spotify’s Global Impact List has positioned Black Sherif as the leading Ghanaian music export, with an unmatched 13 songs featured out of the 30 most impactful Ghanaian songs worldwide. This milestone not only cements his presence on the international scene but also highlights the depth and global appeal of his artistry.
From introspective anthems to cross-border collaborations, Black Sherif’s entries include:
“So It Goes” featuring Fireboy DML (#2) “Sacrifice” (#3) “Lord I’m Amazed” (#5) “Sin City” with Seyi Vibez (#8) “Green Light” featuring Buju Banton & DJ Kaywise (#17) As well as other bangers like “Body,” “Top of the Morning,” and “Where Dem Boyz.”
His remarkable showing overshadows other big names like King Promise, Gyakie, Sarkodie, Amaarae, Olivetheboy, and Lasmid, all of whom also made notable entries.
This dominant presence on Spotify’s list speaks volumes about the demand for Black Sherif’s sound — a blend of trap, highlife, and hip-hop rooted in real-life narratives. It reflects not just national support, but global resonance, as he continues to break boundaries and introduce Ghanaian stories to the world.
As 2025 unfolds, Black Sherif isn’t just representing Ghana — he’s defining the future of African music on the global stage.
