BET Awards 2025: Here's All The Folks Who Have Hosted 106 & Park
106 & Park was a staple in households for years--not only was it the livest audience, that kept the show going, but it was also popular because of the energy of the hosts. Take a look at all the hosts from Free & AJ to Paigion & Shorty Da Prince.
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On September 11, 2000, one of the greatest music video focused shows debuted, 106 & Park. The original hosts, Free and AJ, set the tone on during primetime evening hours. All age groups rushed home to see who would be taking the number one spot on the countdown as well as take in exclusive celebrity interviews. Free and AJ made a mark that may not yet has been reproduced, but many hosts afterwards came close in following their footsteps.
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After Free and AJ departed, 106 & Park looked for its next permanent hosts. As the search continued, The Center host Julissa Bermudez and Rap City host Big Tigger were interim hosts from 2005-2006.
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After the short stint of Julissa and Tigger, 106 & Park finally found their permanent hosts with Terrence J and Rocsi. Two fresh faces with radio backgrounds who held it down on our television screens for 6 years.
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After Rocsi and Terrence J said their farewell in 2012, 106 & Park revamped and had a new set of hosts with Paigion, Shorty Da Prince, and Miss Mykie. They launched a few new segments including "The Mykie Report", "The Battle of the Sexes", "Girl Chat", "Inside the Rapper's Studio", and much more.
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