Arnold Asamoah shares his view on why the demonic image was shown at Black Sherif’s recent concert.
Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo, an entertainment industry expert and journalist, reviewed Black Sherif’s problematic Baphomet sign during a recent performance at the Palladium Theatre in New York.
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During a UTV debate, the famous analyst suggested that Black Sherif’s use of the symbol may be considered as a marketing tactic rather than a demonstration of his actual devotion.
“That sign has its meaning and its origin so if I see such a sign on your body or car, I have every right to interpret it as I want based on facts The Baphomet sign stage is connected to the church of satan,” he submitted.
While the ‘Baphomet’ emblem may have demonic overtones for some, Arnold stressed the necessity of knowing the backdrop of show business and the strategies used by artists to generate discussion about their work.
“Let’s understand that the sign is associated with the satanic church. Let’s understand that this is show biz and one of the critical elements in this game is marketing,” he underscored.
Arnold highlighted that in the world of show business, generating conversation and sparking curiosity is a crucial element of successful marketing.
Artistes such as Kanye West JayZ, Beyonce, Rihanna, and our very own Sarkodie have been linked to being a part of the Illuminati, this has been a conspiracy theory over the years and these artistes thrive on generating conversation to market their craft. They’re smart to play with these rumours,” he shared
In a recent performance at the Palladium Theatre in New York, Black Sherif, the reigning Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artiste of the Year, found himself making headlines for unexpected reasons.
Artistes such as Kanye West JayZ, Beyonce, Rihanna, and our very own Sarkodie have been linked to being a part of the Illuminati, this has been a conspiracy theory over the years and these artistes thrive on generating conversation to market their craft. They’re smart to play with these rumours,” he shared.
SOURCE: www.Listengh.com
