Flex Ain’t Retiring—But Somebody Is! Yo, remember when I dropped that post about Funkmaster Flex possibly hangin’ up the headphones? Yeah,  this one right here    where I was tryna figure out if Flex was really done or just flexin’? Welp... turns out, the OG wasn’t retiring—he was just doin’ what he does best: gassin’ up the timeline like it’s a '97 freestyle drop. Let’s not act brand new. Flex been the king of the rollout since before IG had filters. You remember that Meek Mill response record he swore he had in the stash? Bro was talkin’ like he had the Holy Grail of diss tracks, and then... crickets . Just a bunch of sound effects and hype. Classic Flex. But while Flex is still out here playin’ promo games like it’s WrestleMania, someone else at Hot 97 really is clockin’ out—and not by choice. 💔 DJ Enuff: The Exit Nobody Saw Comin’ Legendary DJ Enuff—yes, the Heavy Hitter, Biggie’s tour DJ, the man who helped shape the sound of NYC—is officially out at Hot ...

  🔥Era of an Era: To the Next Bomb🔥 Ayo, let’s talk about it. If you been rockin’ with Hot 97 since way back, then you already know Funkmaster Flex ain’t just a DJ—he the DJ. The voice, the bombs, the exclusives, the rants, the culture. Flex been holdin’ it down for over 30 years, and now he just dropped a bombshell of his own: his final show on Hot 97 is goin’ down Labor Day, September 1st, 2025. That’s right—Flex is clockin’ out. But is he really done-done? Or is this just the start of somethin’ new? 🎤 Flex Steppin’ Off the Airwaves On August 28th, Flex made it official—he’s wrapping up his legendary run at Hot 97. That’s three decades of servin’ heat to the streets, breakin’ records, and puttin’ on for the culture. From freestyles that shook the city to sound effects that became iconic, Flex was the heartbeat of hip-hop radio. But hold up—he ain’t say he’s retiring from the game entirely. Nah, he just said he’s done with the show. So don’t go throwin’ the retirement party j...

  🎤   Let’s get straight to it— Sheff G   and   Sleepy Hallow   been two of the hottest outta New York for a minute now, and it’s wild how they still ain’t gettin’ the full spotlight they deserve. These ain’t just drill rappers—they   artists , period. 🧠 Pen Game Strong Sheff and Sleepy got  range . They can hit you with a melodic R&B vibe like  “Water” , then flip it and drop somethin’ gritty like  “Breaking Bad” . That versatility? That’s artistry. Sleepy’s Winners in Paris and  tracks like w  “Anxiety”which  was a  massive hit , but now folks spinnin’ it without his verse? That’s kinda disrespectful. Give that man his flowers. And Sheff? Come on.  “No Suburban” ,  “Everything Lit” ,  “Blessed Ha” —he been consistent with the heat. These dudes ain’t just rappin’, they  building a legacy . 💼 Winning Circle: Independent & Impactful They ain’t just artists—they  entrepreneurs . Their...

">Summer Jam went down last weekend, and like clockwork, the reviews were all over the place. Some folks were hyped, others said it missed the mark—but honestly, that’s been the vibe for a minute now. It begs the question: is it time to let Summer Jam be for the youngins? Maybe it’s time to split the energy. Let the new wave have Summer Jam, and build a whole new concert series for the legends. Give the OGs their flowers while keeping the vibe right—grown, nostalgic, but still lit. Imagine a lineup with legacy acts that shaped the city, with a crowd that actually lived through those eras. That’s a different kind of energy. And speaking of legends… why hasn’t Funk Flex been promoted to Station Director or Head Curator at Hot 97? The man *is* the culture. He’s been holding it down for decades, breaking artists, setting trends, and keeping NYC on the map. He’s not just spinning records—he’s been paving the way for the next generation of DJs and radio voices. But her...