Noticed when I was driving home tonight on Q100 that the Perez was dropped from Perez Nights and now it's just Nights with Adam Bomb. What happened here?
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Perez Nights Is Now Just Nights
- Thread starter RadioDoogie
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I saw this link (CHR/Pop section) explains really nothing but Perez leaving the show but no reason as to why.
http://radioinsight.com/blog/headlines/84051/cumulus-launches-nights-live-with-adam-bomb/
http://radioinsight.com/blog/headlines/84051/cumulus-launches-nights-live-with-adam-bomb/
Adam Bomb without Perez is a huge improvement. I can listen at night again.
At 7pm tonight it was just Perez Nights. Are they splitting their show into two separate shows? Confusing.
A lot of folks are taking vacations both listeners and on air staffs. Who knows who you will hear this week.
Thank goodness no more Perez! As an aspiring radio jock that guy is the epitome of what I should not do on the air. Ugh.
Anyways, I think it has a lot to do with Perez's flamboyant personality and over-the-top bullying towards other celebrities that pretty much didn't make him a good sell for people. Plus a lot of the stations carrying Nights Live were in medium-sized Southern/Bible Belt markets that weren't well receptive to an openly gay guy on the air. Those factors led him off the show.
Anyways, I think it has a lot to do with Perez's flamboyant personality and over-the-top bullying towards other celebrities that pretty much didn't make him a good sell for people. Plus a lot of the stations carrying Nights Live were in medium-sized Southern/Bible Belt markets that weren't well receptive to an openly gay guy on the air. Those factors led him off the show.
Agreed. I can't stand that stereotypical lisp of his. Within just a split second of him talking, I press scan.rgradio said:
ksradiogeek said:
Agreed! As a proud gay man, myself....I could never stand Perez (or any stereotype for that matter) :
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