Funkmaster Flex lit up social media with a blistering warning aimed toward his critics and Pete Rock forward of his new time slot on Hot 97, declaring he’ll “hurt all feelings” throughout his Monday (September 1) present at 7 p.m. ET.

The longtime Hot 97 character, identified for his unfiltered commentary and bomb-dropping sound results, didn’t maintain again in a put up directed at Pete Rock and others within the Hip-Hop group who’ve taken jabs at him.

“HEY… I GUESS IN THIS NEW ‘PODCAST RAPPER / DJ / SINGER ERA OF LATE THERES ALOT OF ‘SLICK TALK’ …. PETE I LOVE U AND I AINT GONNA ‘DESTROY’ YOU! @realpeterock ,” Funk Flex wrote. “PLEASE VETERAN ‘RAPPER / DJ / SINGER PODCAST’ I AM NOT TO BE PLAYED WITH.

“I DONT CARE IF YOU SOLD 5,000 OR 50 MILLION! I WILL HURT U BAD IN THIS SOCIAL SPACE! CAREFUL OF YOUR TONE WHEN MY NAME IS MENTIONED ON YOUR PODCAST… YALL ARE SENSITIVE ARTIST TRYING TO RE-WRITE HISTORY…. I WILL EMBARRASS YALL! I PLAY FOR KEEPS! I HAVE NO SKELETONS AND I GO AT YOU FOREVER! IM WAR TESTED. MONDAY! 7PM! I WILL HURT ALL FEELINGS!”

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The put up got here amid Funk Flex’s transition to a brand new time slot on the New York radio station, a transfer that’s stirred controversy after DJ Enuff was reportedly fired following 27 years on air.

Following Funk Flex’s information, Pete Rock didn’t keep quiet. He fired off a pointy critique of Flex’s on-air fashion and sound.

“No more loud talking with that annoying ass voice,” he wrote. “No more sloppy cuts and bad mixing and repetitive trash songs he threw bombs on. I say this is the best news I ever heard in my life hahahahahaha. DJ Scratch is and was always the best DJ on NY radio. He’s a real DJ.”

The stress between the 2 Hip-Hop veterans has been ongoing, as Funk Flex continues to place himself as a battle-tested voice unwilling to be sidelined. It erupted over accusations that Flex doesn’t assist “real Hip-Hop” artists on his radio platform, a dispute that rapidly escalated on social media and stay radio.

“You don’t play real artists no more,” Rock as soon as said. “You judge mafuas and make fun of that fact you control what you want when you on air” and known as Flex “a Black dude treating other Black, talented people like they [are] beneath you…That’s sucka DJ behavior.”

Rock accused Flex of ignoring New York legends like Wu-Tang Clan and Griselda and “playing wack s###” in his personal metropolis to his personal individuals, telling him, “Always been a funny-style dude from day one only to front on nias later and run that mouth of yours.”

Funkmaster Flex responded on his Hot 97 present, praising Pete Rock’s manufacturing expertise however calling him “a fraud” and “a buffoon,” saying, “You didn’t write those verses. Grand Puba wrote all your verses on your album and C.L. Smooth wrote yours on ‘Down With The King.’ That also makes you a fraud, my friend.”

Flex additionally made allegations about Pete Rock suing Nas and Eddie F, and accused him of “snitching” on his longtime collaborator C.L. Smooth.

“This guy also went to the precinct on C.L. Smooth,” he mentioned. “He went to the precinct, filled out a report and cooperated. What type of guy is that?…You have none [integrity]. You have zero. Don’t you ever, you hear me, bozo?”

Funk Flex’s new time slot on Hot 97 begins Monday (September 1) at 7 p.m.

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