Arnold Asamoah shares his take on the images used at Black Sherif's recent performance and it's wild

During a recent discussion on UTV, entertainment business analyst and journalist Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo examined Black Sherif's controversial use of the Baphomet sign during a performance at the Palladium Theatre in New York.

According to the esteemed analyst, rather than indicating true allegiance, Black Sherif's utilization of the symbol could be interpreted as a marketing strategy. Arnold pointed out that the Baphomet sign holds specific meaning and origins associated with the Church of Satan, and individuals have the right to interpret it based on factual information.

However, Arnold stressed the importance of understanding the context of show business and the methods employed by artists to generate attention for their work. He highlighted that generating conversation and piquing curiosity are essential components of successful marketing in the entertainment industry.

Arnold drew attention to other prominent artists such as Kanye West, JayZ, Beyonce, Rihanna, and Sarkodie, who have been linked to conspiracy theories like being part of the Illuminati. These artists have effectively capitalized on these rumors to generate discussion and promote their craft. Arnold commended their shrewdness in utilizing these rumors to their advantage.