T-Izzy promotes local music at BBAHotshots

Monday, October 27, 2014

Clad in his Mafia soul clothing label Tshephang Motsisi affectionately known as radio personality T-Izzy on friday played 85% local music and varying African hip hop tunes on his set at the Big Brother Africa Hotshots.

Watched by millions of viewers on the BBA plartform, T-Izzy played music from hip hop sensation, Scar, Channel O award winner Zeus amongst others to the much appreciation of the Botswana representatives Sheilla and Goitse.

The Friday night party gives an opportunity for each participating country to bring its finest DJ to entertain the hotshots housemates.

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