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His co-host of the 'Star & Buc Wild' show, Star, paid tribute to Buc Wild during a recent livestream.

The comedian addressed the ongoing debate over the Bronx rapper's use of the N-word during Tuesday's broadcast of "Mornings With Mero" on Hot 97.

Cipha Sounds recalled Jay-Z calling him “our little guy” and traced their sarcastic relationship back to a 1996 DJ mishap in London.

The rapper's feud with Vlad heats up as he called into Hot 97 with a proposition.

The comedian pointed to Keffe D's conviction, built almost entirely from his own words, as a roadmap for cracking Biggie's case.

The comedian responded to the right-wing activist calling several prominent Black female politicians "ghetto, entitled, race-obsessed, destructive black b*tches."

His comments arrive nearly a week after Max said he was open to collaborating with Capo again.

Frustrated with his former employer, the radio host says he hears the same songs "over and over again."

Mero broke down why Smith's scorched-earth response to the National Association of Black Journalists reads as anything but accountability.

The Bronx rapper said an unfinished contract prevented her from taking the stage at Hot 97's Summer Jam, where fans were also left disappointed after Cash Cobain didn't perform and the show ended late without explanation.

The Hot 97 veteran alleged artists were charged thousands of dollars for radio promotion, while DJ Enuff has yet to publicly respond to the accusations.

Hot 97's annual event returns to New Jersey's Prudential Center on July 24.

Flex claimed that 'The Breakfast Club' host is ‘riding another man's machine.’

Young M.A responded to whether she was nervous about having Tory Lanez on her album: 'Hell no.'

The Hot 97 morning show host is the latest to weigh in on the highly publicized breakup between the rapper and NBA star.

Flex posted about the music on Instagram.

The trio was let go from Hot 97 following the sudden cancellation of 'Ebro in the Morning' last year.

Ebro opens up about the challenges of booking guests in the digital era, saying artists and longtime contacts “act different” now that he’s no longer backed by Hot 97.