{VIDEO} Shatta Wale spotted jamming to Black Sherif's 'Second Sermon' in a new video

A video has emerged online of Shatta Wale jamming to 'Second Sermon' by Black Sherif, the young rapper dominating social media. 

Posted on Twitter, it shows Wale and D Black singing along to the song in what looks like a nightclub. The official video of the song clocked over a million views just about a week after it was released. 

It is unknown if Wale might want to collaborate with Sherif, who is also known as Kwaku Frimpong and arguably the hottest artiste in Ghana. 

Watch the video below:
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