The singer said she has to "stay focused" whenever she performs with fellow DC members Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland.

Debuting on Sept. 11, 2000, 106 & Park remained on-air until 2014 and ran for a total of 3,710 episodes. R&B star Chloe Bailey, who was a guest host on The Breakfast Club during Mills’ visit ...

Following its launch in September 2000, '106 & Park' became the go-to weeknight show for Black millennials to catch their favorite music videos and exclusive interviews with celebrities after school.

106 & Park is back, at least for one night. On Tuesday (May 6), BET announced that 106 & Park is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a host reunion and a night of special performances at the ...

106 & Park is back, at least for one night. On Tuesday (May 6), BET announced that 106 & Park is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a host reunion and a night of special performances at the ...

The “Excuse Me Miss” rapper has also been on the show “106 & Park” multiple times, where Free and her co-host A.J. Calloway would interview him in front of a live studio audience.

106 & Park first hit BET’s airwaves in 2000, with Free and A.J. Calloway serving as the show’s inaugural hosts until 2005. Bow Wow began hosting in 2012, and Keshia joined him in 2013.

106 & Park, on the other hand, was geared toward a slightly different demographic. The countdown mainly featured hip-hop, R&B, and rap videos, and brought those artists on as guests more ...

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French Montana, DeJ Loaf and More Will Perform at BET Weekend’s 106 & Park Special Hip-hop is gearing up for this coming weekend's BET Awards in L.A. and what already looked like a star-studded ...

BET’s Top Ten video countdown show “106 & Park” is ending after 14 years — at least on broadcast TV. Friday’s episode (6 p.m.) with hosts Keshia and Bow Wow marks the show’s final ...

BET’S “106 & Park” counts down to zero on Friday. The most popular black music video show ever finishes its 14-year run as a daily televised program with a two-hour live farewell, 6-8 p.m.