South African hip hop artist and media creator L‑Tido has marked three years of hosting The L‑Tido Podcast, acknowledging this milestone in a clip shared on his social media channels. In the brief video, he reflected on the journey and the progress the show has made since its inception, emphasising the opportunities it has afforded him.
“I just came from a meeting and it made me realise how blessed I am to be making a living from something that I’m passionate about,” L‑Tido stated. The sentiment was shared as he spoke directly to followers, outlining both gratitude and the significance of achieving success in a field he loves. His message underscored a moment of personal reflection for the artist, recognising how far the podcast has come since its early stages.
He continued by expressing appreciation to listeners and supporters who have followed the show’s trajectory over the past three years. “I wanna thank God, I wanna thank you guys for supporting, I was just checking out the analytics, we’re averaging like two hundred and thirty thousand per episode,” he said, highlighting the substantial audience engagement the podcast has maintained across platforms.
“We just hit three years as the L‑Tido Podcast, thank you to everybody that’s been supporting, I won’t take it for granted, thank you,” L‑Tido added, directly acknowledging the community that has tuned in regularly and contributed to the show’s visibility and reach.
He concluded the clip with an outlook on future plans, indicating that more content and development are underway. “I appreciate everyone that’s been supporting me, we got so much in store that’s coming with the network,” he shared, pointing to upcoming expansions and initiatives connected to the podcast brand.
The L‑Tido Podcast was launched in 2022 and has grown into a prominent platform for candid dialogue, featuring interviews with a wide range of local entertainers, creatives, and public figures. Initially shared on YouTube, the show gained traction for its open and unfiltered conversations, eventually amassing a substantial subscriber base and millions of views. Over time, its popularity has translated into broader media opportunities, including a broadcast deal that brought the podcast to screens via DStv’s Mzansi Wethu channel. The format has become known for blending entertainment with insightful discussion on personal experiences, industry perspectives, and cultural topics, helping solidify The L‑Tido Podcast as one of South Africa’s notable digital talk platforms.
As the three‑year mark arrives, L‑Tido’s acknowledgement of this milestone underscores both the dedication behind the content and the support from its audience that continues to sustain its growth.
