Supabets has partnered with The Tswyza Show to bring a fresh energy to South African hip hop. This collaboration gives fans new opportunities to connect with local artists, join in on competitions, and experience exclusive content.
Supabets now sponsors The Tswyza Show, a podcast and YouTube channel that showcases South Africa’s hip hop scene. The show regularly features interviews with musicians, behind-the scenes stories, and discussions about the culture. With Supabets involved, fans get even more out of each episode, including giveaways and special events.
You can catch new episodes on YouTube and find show highlights on Instagram
One of the standout moments of this partnership was the VULEKA MBOBO – Win 1 of 5 TVs with Supabets campaign. Fans who watched the show and participated online had the chance to win a TV, adding even more excitement for viewers. If you want to keep up with the latest competitions and events, Supabets online is the best place to find updates and enter upcoming draws.
See the campaign recap on Facebook.
The show has also hosted popular guests such as Mo Molemi and Priddy Ugly, giving fans a closer look at their journeys in the music industry.
Fans appreciate this partnership because it makes The Tswyza Show more interactive and rewarding. Supabets online not only brings new prizes but also adds an exciting dimension to the viewing experience. At the same time, The Tswyza Show provides meaningful interviews and stories from the hip hop community. Together, these brands keep audiences engaged and entertained.
Fans can look forward to more giveaways through Supabets online, new interviews with influential artists, and more opportunities to participate in future events. If you enjoy South African hip hop and want to be part of the action, stay tuned for the latest from Supabets and The Tswyza Show.
Follow the latest here:
● The Tswyza Show on YouTube
● Supabets on Facebook
Supabets and The Tswyza Show are working together to support local talent and bring more excitement to hip hop fans across South Africa.
