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DJ Sbu partners with P Diddy’s REVOLT TV

Congratulations are in order to DJ Sbu as his podcast The Hustler’s Corner SA joins P Diddy’s REVOLT TV.

DJ Sbu’s podcast is described as “a next generation podcast that convenes Africa and her diaspora’s change agents innovators, entrepreneurs and rising stars.”

The music-oriented digital cable TV network, said to be a leading Black-owned multimedia empire, is also adding eight new diverse podcasts hosted by women who discuss various topics.

In a statement, REVOLT’s CEO Detavio Samuels said, “REVOLT is committed to providing a platform for the most impactful voices in the world to have the important conversations that matter to our audience and these shows are a strong testament to that.”

DJ Sbu also took to social media to announce the exciting news. He said, “We would like to share the great news that @thehustlerscornersa is now officially part of the team and will be available on @revolttv @revoltpodcastnetwork. Thank you to the REVOLT Team & @FaraiToday for making this possible. Great things ahead ??.”

 

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Many celebs took to the DJ’s comments section to congratulate his achievement.

Rapper Simiso Zwane, popularly known as Okmalumkoolkat, wrote, “Congratz bhuti wami @djsbulive.”

Internet personality Mpho Wa Badimo said, “Up & Away ??? Super Proud?.”

Musician Lady Du wrote, “I’m crying ???????? what did I say to you about God malume ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.”

“I still think ure bigger, but business is business. This might sound crazy but if u ran for PRES I’m behind u maafra ??????????,” said musician Tswyza.

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