Hip-hop artist KJ-52

Veteran hip-hop artist Jonah Sorrentino, aka KJ-52, with north of 14 albums to his credit, checks in from Florida a day after his Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost 20-19 to former Eagle Nick Foles & the Chicago Bears. KJ-52, who has done a number of events over the years with WFIL & sister station 990 AM (formerly WZZD), shares about his new single "Rise," his album "Victory Lap," and a wide range of topics from hip-hop music,Tastykakes, ministry and family...and manatees. Always fun but never far from serious conversation and solid insights stemming from his relationship with Jesus, KJ currently works on staff at his local church. He releases a new song on Mondays every 2-3 weeks and remixes/releases an updated version of one of his earlier songs every 2-3 weeks on Throwback Thursday.Fun fact: The Tim DeMoss Show main theme music (heard opening/closing most shows & throughout the program) is actually the opening part of KJ-52's song "Birthday."You can check him (and his music) out at www.kj52.com and most social media platforms.Featured songs: Rise (f/ Sakena Martin), Summertime P.S. A record number of WFIL listeners contributed to our partnership with Save The Children over the past month, helping provide breakfast, lunch, dinner and educational support for U.S. schoolchildren who have lost access to those services due to not being in school (for now) due to COVID-19. Our goal had been to provide 1000 days' worth of support for kids in need. Each day costs $10, with a suggested amount of $100 (10 days' worth of help). Despite the record number of contributors, we achieved 665 of those 1000 days--an excellent amount but short of the goal. Although we won't be talking about it on the air moving forward, if you'd like to help pick up the remaining 335 days (e.g. 5 for $50, 10 for $100, 50 for $500, etc), please email [email protected] so he can ensure your donation gets through to Save The Children. Thank you so much!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.