FLAVOR FLAV

The rapper-turned-reality star delivered his own version of Boosie's mall rant regarding the situation.

Boosie wasn't very happy about the whole ordeal.

Public Enemy reveals the tracklist to their upcoming album "What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down?," featuring Nas, Rapsody, and more.

Deelishis showed now-fiancé Raymond Santana that she was financially secure without him.

Flavor Flav's baby mother, Kate Gammell, called out Wendy Williams for claiming that the Flavor Flav merch she's selling to provide for her son is fake.

Flavor Flav is a big vibe in his first TikTok video to Roddy Ricch's "The Box."

Flavor Flav reportedly fathered a child with his former manager, so she's selling his merchandise to help financially take care of their son, Jordan.

Chuck D said his firing of Flavor Flav was all a ruse but the legendary hypeman is refuting those claims.

Chuck D and Flavor Flav recently went at it online, but the entire thing was a ploy concocted by the Public Enemy stars.

Shay Johnson appeared on "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" with ex Lil Scrappy back in 2012, but she revealed she was the reason he was on the show in the first place.

Following his unceremonious "firing" from Public Enemy, Flava Flav took a moment

Flavor Flav was fired by Chuck D and Public Enemy after sending a cease and desist letter to the Bernie Sanders campaign.

Public Enemy kicks Flavor Flav out.

Chuck D clarifies the situation regarding Public Enemy's endorsement of Bernie Sanders for President of the United States.

Chuck D claps back.

Flavor Flav is upset with Bernie Sanders and Chuck D using the Public Enemy name without his consent.

She also says she has a new man in her life.

DJ Khaled crosses paths with an icon.

Congrats to the couple.

Prayers up for Flav.

Flavor Flav has a sizable clock, according to New York.

Damn.

She wants the court to confirm the 60-year-old rapper is the father of her child.

Chuck D's manager responds to Flavor Flav's comments on his lawsuit over royalties.

The pair hash out their differences on "Growing Up Hip Hop New York."

He says he's been sober for eight-and-a-half years.

The show will premiere on August 29.