WatsUp TV
| WatsUp TV | |
|---|---|
| Launched | August 28, 2014 |
| Country | Africa |
| Language | English , French |
| Website | WatsUp TV |
Starting as a single TV Show, WatsUp TV is currently a continental entertainment series of TV shows made for the Pan African Bilingual community with varied shows on various television channels. Its was ranked the 9th most influential program in 2014 and in 2015 got ranked the 2nd most influential TV program in Ghana on social Media in the annual Ghana Social Media Rankings.
In 2016, WatsUp TV got ranked as the Most Influential TV Program on Social Media in Ghana in the 2016 Ghana Social Media Rankings.
On 29 September 2016 they launched the WatsUp TV Africa Music Video Awards (WAMVA) in Accra, Ghana. on December 28, 2016 winners for the maiden edition of the awards were announced, a ceremony which hosted industry players and the media. The Awards was also hugely acknowledged by recipients across the continent.
The show was launched on 28 August 2014 at the High Gate Hotel in Accra followed by a public performance by the International Football Freestyler Iya Traore at the Marina Mall.
In July 2016, WatsUp TV launched in Guinea Conakry on Evasion Guinee TV which airs on Canal +.
WatsUp TV currently boasts of 4 unique shows on multiple TV Channels. The WatsUp TV contents feature Music Videos from Africa, interviews with celebrities and industry players across the African Continent with custom-made entertainment. They are:
This show airs on Viasat 1 every Saturday 1pm and streams segments such as:
The African Hit covers songs and entertainment from across the 54 countries in Africa on Viasat1 every Monday at 4:30pm. Segments include:
The Top 10 Naija, Franco Vibes and GH is an epic Video Playlist program that airs top Videos chart that trended during the week in focus onGHone TV every Saturday at 4:30pm.
These are strictly music video programs that air on the TV Programs dedicated to showcase trending video from across the continent.
Currently WatsUp TV is airing on the following channels:
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