Welcome to 2025, Madtown! While the calendar flipped, the drama and music headlines stayed strong—and you know Fusion Afternoons is here to keep you plugged in on 93.1 JAMZ. Let’s talk about the wild ride that kicked off our year, shall we?

Bourbon Street Turns Dark

New Orleans was the backdrop for tragedy as a New Year’s Eve celebration spiraled into chaos. A crash and gunfire left multiple fatalities and a city demanding answers. Witnesses called it “pure mayhem,” and authorities are hunting for clues to piece together the nightmare. It’s a stark reminder that even the most festive nights can take a dangerous turn. Thoughts? Drop them at 608-321-0931 or on socials @KingFusion.

Ray Of Light

Calling customer service is the ultimate patience test—and a comedy of errors along the way

Lil Durk’s Legal Limbo

“Speedy trial”? Not for Lil Durk. His legal drama drags on with another trial delay tied to a co-defendant’s plea negotiations. Fans are split—some hoping the extra time helps his case, others frustrated with the endless wait. Meanwhile, Durk remains in lockdown, and the internet debates: Is the system broken, or is this just how the game’s played?

Diplo on LSD—Live on CNN!

Leave it to Diplo to start the year with a jaw-dropper. During CNN’s New Year’s Eve broadcast, he casually admitted to being on LSD... live! Social media went wild, calling it the “most 2025 thing ever.” Anderson Cooper’s deadpan humor and Andy Cohen’s admiration turned the moment into TV gold. Diplo’s vibe check? A little psychedelia, a lot of party flex.

50 Cent Hits Vegas—and the Internet Explodes

50 Cent’s new Las Vegas residency has sparked a firestorm. Critics are screaming “sellout,” while fans see it as another empire-building move. Socials are lit, with takes ranging from “Vegas is for retirees” to “Y’all said the same about Drake’s Canada shows.” Love it or hate it, Fif knows how to get people talking.

Cordae’s Breakup Bombshell

Cordae opened up about the YBN breakup, spilling that creative differences and personal growth drove the split. His reflections on Nahmir—“He’ll always be my brother”—hit fans hard, but the message is clear: sometimes growth means letting go. The honesty is sparking a wave of support and solidifying Cordae’s solo star status.

From tragedy to triumph, Fusion Afternoons is your one-stop vibe for hip-hop, headlines, and heart. Text me at 608-321-0931 or tag @KingFusion and @931JAMZ. Let’s keep 2025 as real as it gets—powered by the people, for the people!