BotsTop5 returns to TV screens for Season two
Tuesday, June 23, 2026 | 0 Views |
Mdu Tha Party
Premiering on Channel O on 26 June 2026, the music video reaction and countdown show will once again place local artists and creatives in the spotlight, offering audiences an entertaining platform dedicated entirely to Botswana's music videos and the talent behind them. The new season, spearheaded by host and creative director Mdu Tha Party, will comprise 20 episodes split between 10 Reaction Shows and 10 Countdown Shows. Each week, a panel of musicians, DJs, filmmakers and industry personalities will watch five selected Botswana music videos, share their unfiltered reactions and score each production out of five. The combined scores will determine the official BotsTop5 chart rankings.
For Mdu Tha Party, the show represents more than entertainment; it is a platform designed to strengthen industry relationships and showcase the collaborative effort behind every music video. "This is an opportunity for Batswana to celebrate one another, especially our creatives," he said. "From models and actors to videographers, DJs and dancers, we're showcasing the full music ecosystem while pushing for stronger collaboration and higher standards across the industry." Season 2 boasts an impressive lineup of guest personalities drawn from across Botswana's entertainment landscape. Among those appearing on the show are EY Brizzy, Dada Kavino, Freddie Pro, Kele Megano, Tiimaney, JDK, DJ Chabo, Truly Botlhoko, Melanie Monare, DJ Lentle, Candie Da Baddie, Salome, Tkay Lenin, FME DJs, ReMmogo Visuals, Kedi Lezozo, Chokoma, Chef Gustos, Ozi F Teddy, Katlego Ramphaleng, Scar, Jonny Pula & Triccs, CvshyMulla, Pulane Renee, Ubuntu Band, Lioness Ratang, Pureezy, Cyc Jouzy, Sadi Dikgaka, Menzile Chester, Gape Makwati and MissGeeKays. The format remains straightforward but engaging. Reaction episodes allow guests to critique and rank videos in real time, while the accompanying Countdown episodes reveal the week's Top 5 music videos based on cumulative scores. The concept blends entertainment, industry commentary, and healthy competition among local artists.
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