The Kid Mero

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.

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."

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 radio host also made cracks about Ross' beard and weight.

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

The feud between the Hot 97 morning show host and the streamer recently intensified.

Mero addressed Akademiks live on the air following a heated social media exchange over the weekend.

Akademiks recently criticized Mero and his Hot 97 predecessor, Ebro Darden, during a livestream.

"It's the first time in a long time that New York radio sound like New York," the 'Drink Champs' host and rapper said of Mero's new Hot 97 show.

Radio hosts say the song was already buzzing online before Capo got on it, but his remix helped take it to another level in New York.

Budden called Mero a real New Yorker who “speaks to the city."

'Mornings with Mero' will debut on Tuesday.

Mero succeeds 'Ebro in the Morning,' which was cancelled in December after a nearly 13-year run.