The ticket to the live show set to happen at the 700-seater Assembly Hall, Shoreditch Town Hall, London sold out in less than three hours on the day of release to the public.
The maiden live show of Africa and Nigeria’s number one Podcast, I Said What I Said (ISWIS) set for London has gotten a huge mark of approval as the ticket has sold out on the first day of sales to the public.
The ticket to the live show set to happen at the 700-seater Assembly Hall, Shoreditch Town Hall, London sold out in less than three hours on the day of release to the public, making it the first of any African podcast live show.
The London live show is a continuation of those held in Accra, Lagos, and Abuja and it shows the massive love the podcast enjoys among young people looking for humor-laden, honest conversations on what life is about from the perspectives of two young women.
I Said What I Said, hosted by Feyikemi Abudu known as FK, and Jola Ayeye aka Jollz since it started five years ago and has become the number one audio-visual indigenous podcast focused on pop culture and social commentary with millions of downloads and an expanding global audience.
FK and Jollz on each episode take the audience on various topical issues around local and international issues. They talk about what happened in their lives, proffer advice in their agony aunt segment, and sometimes invite exciting guests to dish out the best and funniest advice.
According to Seyi Ekisola, the managing director of Eggcorn Digital, and the executive producer of the ISWIS podcast, the London live show came about from the persistent calls from their over 13 percent audience there.
He said being sold out in less than three hours shows the massive love the podcast enjoys in the diaspora, adding that it is also a testament to the quality of the podcast.
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