A moment of celebration and recognition took center stage as TitoM & Yuppe were honored by Johnnie Walker and the Trace Awards for their viral hit, “Tshwala Bam”, which won Song of the Year.
The dynamic duo reflected on their journey, sharing their emotions and gratitude during the award handover. This achievement marks a significant milestone in their careers, further solidifying their place in the South African music industry.
During the handover ceremony, TitoM & Yuppe opened up about their creative process, inspirations, and what winning Song of the Year means to them.
Yuppe, overwhelmed with gratitude, expressed, “I’m so grateful for this! It means a lot to us. It shows that our hard work has finally paid off. People are seeing and appreciating our work. And shoutout to Johnnie Walker for this award.”
Meanwhile, TitoM took a moment to acknowledge those who have been part of their journey, saying, “I’d also like to send a shoutout to our team, Boundary Entertainment. Shoutout to Africori, shoutout to Wona, and all our fans. It means a lot, we appreciate it.”
Johnnie Walker, in partnership with Trace, continues to shine a spotlight on Africa’s biggest and boldest music stars, aligning with their ‘Keep Walking’ philosophy—which champions resilience, ambition, and breaking barriers in the industry.
This collaboration ensures that artists like TitoM & Yuppe, who are shaping the future of African music, receive the recognition they deserve. “Tshwala Bam”, a song that took over the charts and social media platforms, perfectly embodies the energy and influence of modern Amapiano.
Winning Song of the Year is not just an award for TitoM & Yuppe, but a stepping stone toward even greater achievements. Their unique sound and electrifying energy continue to captivate fans, making them one of the most exciting acts in the Amapiano scene.
As they celebrate this milestone, one thing is clear—the journey is only just beginning. With their talent and determination, TitoM & Yuppe are set to keep walking, keep winning, and keep making history.