Influential disc jockey and music executive DJ Kay Slay died Sunday evening after a four-month battle with COVID-19, his family confirmed Monday in a statement. He was 55. “Our hearts are broken by ...

On this date in 2022, the hip-hop world lost one of its most prolific voices when DJ Kay Slay, known affectionately as “The Drama King,” passed away at the age of 55 due to complications related to ...

“He used to be the King of the 3 Line, but now he's the DRAMA KING!”—a YouTube comment from 11 years ago Over this past weekend, Keith Grayson, the Harlem native best known to hip-hop fans as DJ Kay ...

DJ Kay Slay, the influential DJ and record executive, died at 55 following a four-month-long battle with COVID-19. News of his death began circulating on the night of April 17 and was confirmed in the ...

NEW YORK — DJ Kay Slay, a prominent disc jockey, radio host and music executive from New York, died Sunday following a 4-month fight with COVID-19, his family and the Hot 97 station confirmed Monday.

DJ Kay Slay, an influential member of the New York hip-hop scene whose raucous mixtapes became legendary, has died from Covid-19 complications. His family confirmed his death through a statement ...

*DJ Kay was buried on April 24 after succumbing to Covid-19 complications a week earlier. However, his being laid to rest has not marked the end of his larger-than-life legacy. The Hip Hop star will ...

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In an industry that overwhelmingly prizes youth and novelty over experience, Keith Grayson, best known as DJ Kay Slay, was a rare beacon of continuity across hip-hop’s many eras. Though his early ...

The legendary New York City DJ died unexpectedly in April 2022 due to complications from COVID-19. DJ Kay Slay died unexpectedly in 2022, leaving the Hip-Hop community in a state of shock. At the time ...

DJ Kay Slay was honored with a street naming right in his native Harlem, New York on Sunday. The celebration took place on the legendary DJ’s old stomping grounds between 109th and 105th street and ...