'Boys' Night Out' hosts blast 'toxic superiors' after show suddenly ends
MANILA, Philippines — Hit radio show "Boys' Night Out" bid farewell last week after nearly two decades on air.
On the show's official Instagram account, the program's hosts Slick Rick, Tony Toni, Sam YG, Tin Gamboa, and Gino Quillamor thanked their listeners for 19 years of support.
"Though new management chose not to give us one last show, every laugh, story, and memory we,ve shared together will forever live in our hearts," the hosts said.
"Over the years, 'BNO' has been more than a radio program — it became a community where we’ve been vocal, inclusive, and, in the later years, a safe space for many."
The hosts then took a swipe at upper management for supposed power-tripping and toxicity.
"We do not condone toxic superiors, power-tripping, or division in the very workplace we called home for nearly two decades," they said. "What we celebrate instead is the love, loyalty, and connection you've given us."
The hosts ended with a hopeful message that the show's spirit continues through listeners, "Together we will carry it into the future. See you all soon."
Also serving as hosts during the show's 19-year run were Alex Calleja, Ramon Bautista, Rica Cruz, Jojo the Love Survivor, King DJ Logan, and Shannon Robinson.
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