WorldWide Entertainment TV NY is officially airing on BRIC TV this April, bringing together legendary hip-hop energy and timeless R&B performances in one powerful episode.

Broadcast on Brooklyn Free Speech TV, the latest episode delivers a dynamic mix of live performances, exclusive interviews, and cultural storytelling that reflects the foundation and evolution of Black music.

 

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Hip-Hop Legends Take Center Stage

The episode features a high-energy appearance from Flavor Flav of Public Enemy, one of the most recognizable figures in hip-hop history. Known for his iconic presence and contributions to politically charged rap music, Flavor Flav brings undeniable energy to the stage.

Also featured is the legendary duo EPMD, pioneers of the golden era sound whose influence continues to shape hip-hop culture today.

Honoring Timeless R&B Classics

In an exclusive segment, Darnel Alexander of 2nd Nature delivers powerful vocal performances, including a rendition of “Can You Stand the Rain,” originally by New Edition, along with a tribute to the late Luther Vandross.

These performances highlight the emotional depth and lasting impact of classic R&B, bridging generations of music lovers.

 Now Airing on BRIC TV

Viewers can catch WorldWide Entertainment TV NY throughout the week on BRIC TV’s Brooklyn Free Speech channel:

• 11:00 AM
• 11:00 PM
• 3:00 AM
• Sundays at 1:00 AM

Available on:

• Verizon Fios Channel 47
• Spectrum Channel 1993
• Optimum Channel 951
• CLICK HERE TO WATCH ONLINE

🌍 A Platform for Culture and Legacy

WorldWide Entertainment TV continues to spotlight artists, performances, and stories that define music culture across generations. By bringing together hip-hop pioneers and R&B vocal excellence, this episode reinforces the deep connection between both genres and their influence on global entertainment.