My name, "Kwaku Frimpong," caused me to be bullied - Black Sherif
He explained that the bullies would ask, "How are you a Muslim calling yourself Frimpong.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
Black Sherif, a popular musician from Ghana, has explained why he frequently uses the names "Kwaku Killa" and "Kwaku Frimpong" in his songs.
Black Sherif revealed during a Spotify RADAR Africa interview that he used to experience bullying because of the Kwaku names he used.
"As you can see, I frequently utilize Kwaku, KK. I used to face bullying because of it. I was Sherif Frimpong Ismail at the time, the artist recalled.
Black Sherif stated, "At the time, I was Sherif Frimpong Ismail. This is why I was tormented because of my name, Frimpong.
He explained that the bullies would ask, "How are you a Muslim calling yourself Frimpong.
Despite the fact that my father's name is Frimpong, I didn't enjoy the name. Due to that history, I have always felt compelled to act, as like I owe something and need to make up for lost time in order for that name to be remembered and respected. That is why I don't frequently face Sherif Muhammed Ismail.
He emphasized, "I'm from Kwaku Frimpong. He said, "The name is actually my identity.
