Recently, the station announced that the Game will be the next artist to hit the Uncensored stage on Wednesday, September 14. The L.A. rapper is sure to put on a memorable show. He's already known to be perpetually uncensored as a mere five minutes on his raunchy Instagram feed will demonstrate. Let's pray he talks more about his upcoming 1992 album and less about his eggplant tomorrow night.
If the last Uncensored concert was any indication, this one is not to be missed. Rae Sremmurd came through Revolution Live August 17. Along with Cindy, the entire 99 JAMZ (99.1-FM WEDR) on-air squad was in the building: DJ Entice, DJ Hercules, and the “Wolf of South Beach,” DJ E Feezy. After the opening set from Entice, DJ
The Uncensored concerts are part interview, part performance.
“When we thought of it, we had a vision for it,” DJ Nailz explains. “And I think it exceeded the vision we already had for it. I think it’s bigger than we thought it was going to be.”
Since November 2015, WEDR’s program directors Jill Strada and Cory “Big Mack” Roberts have worked to garner plenty of support for the interview series from South Florida listeners and the hip-hop community at large. After kicking the series off right with Rick Ross, 99 JAMZ has been able to keep the hype going, featuring other major artists like 50 Cent, Fat Joe, and Trick Daddy. Unfortunately, the only way in the door is to win tickets by calling into the station. But there's still time left, so tune in and get your cell phone ready.
