Black Sherif (Blacko) has stirred intense conversation after taking to X to call out alleged internal issues linked to Kwesi Arthur’s camp at GroundUp.
In the heated post, Blacko alleged that one of the key figures who “switched up” on Kwesi Arthur was Big Homie Flee, a name closely associated with the GroundUp movement. The message, charged with anger and raw emotion, suggested betrayal behind the scenes and hinted that more details were about to be exposed.
The post immediately set social media on fire, with fans dissecting every word and revisiting past events surrounding Kwesi Arthur’s exit from GroundUp. Many are now questioning what truly went on behind closed doors, while others are urging calm and calling for all parties to handle the matter with maturity.
So far, no official response has come from Big Homie Flee or the GroundUp camp, but the situation has clearly reopened old wounds and reignited conversations about loyalty, contracts, and mental health within the music industry.
As fans wait to see whether Blacko will actually “leak all the info,” this revelation has added a new chapter to one of Ghanaian music’s most talked-about stories—and the industry is watching closely.