DJ Whoo Kid expressed his excitement about the partnership, saying, "Teaming up with All Entertainment Media Group is exactly the move I've been waiting for.

"DJ Whoo Kid is more than just a name—he's a true cultural icon. His unparalleled ability to connect with legends across music, sports, and film makes him one of the most influential voices in ...

Well, that’s what Jake Paul, 27, and Mike Tyson, 58, are being accused of following a conversation between Paul and famous DJ Whoo Kid, which took place the day after Paul defeated Tyson by ...

Eminem is remaining loyal to the BlackBerry (Picture: DJ Whoo Kid/Instagram; Getty) Eminem is so old-school he may as well be using a Nokia 3310, as his cell phone has no apps or internet. The ...

Eminem has taken living in the past to a whole new level. Apparently, the “Stan” rapper’s key to cutting out the noise online is to downgrade his tech. Yesterday (February 22), DJ Whoo Kid ...

Serving as the host of landmark street releases 50 Cent Is the Future (2002), No Mercy, No Fear (2002), God’s Plan (2002), and Automatic Gunfire, Whoo Kid’s harrowing DJ drop was inescapable ...

Trina, Fabolous, and DJ Whoo Kid all made individual appearances at AEW’s Arthur Ashe Stadium show at Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens.

Obviously, this is a direct shot at WWE usage of Rosenberg, also a hip hop radio DJ working at Hot 97 in New York City. And according to Whoo Kid, this may be just the beginning.

DJ Whoo Kid, who has had a presence in the music industry for over 25 years, will be a special guest announcer for a match on the card. As of now, there is no word on which match DJ Whoo Kid will ...

New York, NY - July 7, 2022 (Investorideas.com Newswire) New York's DJ Whoo Kid is partnering with legendary boxer Mike Tyson to bring you a new strain of cannabis hitting the market in July.

On a recent episode of the Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson podast, DJ Whoo Kid came in as a guest. The 49-year-old had a look at a bag full of weed belonging to Tyson's cannabis company, Tyson 2.0.

He didn’t want to offend women and be a part of the cancel culture,” said DJ Whoo Kid, longtime DJ for hip hop superstar 50 Cent’s world tours.