So there’s this new show coming up called Tabz on the Road. The show will be available on YouTube and will soon be going live. It will chronicle the incredible life and triumphs of Motloung and his journey as a host, who was and will be interviewing all kinds of celebrities who walk on the red carpet.
A project such as this one should interest those who would like to grow in the film, television and music industry. In other words, if you would like to be a part of those who organise the red carpet events or would you like to be part of the celebrities who are called to the red carpet events. It all depends on where your mind is at and on which side of the green grass you would like to be.
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“This project is an initiative that was started by me, ‘Thapelo ‘Tabz’ Motloung’ and my gents.” So who are the gents, you ask? Motloung said, “My gents are Sabelo Majola who is the director of the show, Vusi Makaringe from Deuced Visuals who helps out with the photography and the videography, and a local clothing brand owner, Kamogelo Dintwa, who owns Simple Ish Originals.”
Motloung was invited by the South African Film and Television awards to come to the red carpet event which is what inspired the show called Tabz on the Road. The crew from the show would like to make their show a source of relevance on YouTube in South Africa.
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“We want to make YouTube more popular, we want to go crazy,” said Motloung. He also added that in the industry, if you do not know anyone in the industry, it is very seldom that you find yourself making it in the industry, and in saying that Motloung and his team would like to break the chains to that cycle.
“In other words, we are saying that we would like to give thousands of young people the opportunity to make it in the industry, whether you are part of those who have or even those who do not have the necessary equipment.”
Motloung concluded by saying that it doesn’t matter where you are from, “forget about where you come from and forget about whom you know, let us break this chain and make it.”
