Mo Twister broadcasts from New York, barred from talking about Rhian on air

After a few weeks of absence on air, controversial disc jockey Mo Twister resumed hosting “Good Times with Mo” on FM radio station Magic 89.9 on Jan. 9 broadcasting straight from New York City.

Though he wasn’t able to host the show full on (perhaps due to minor technical problems or because he was watching a game on TV), he was still able to comment on a variety of topics, including the new tourism slogan rolled out by the Department of Tourism, on Leona Lewis’ version of “Run” vis-à-vis the original Snow Patrol version, and even about seeing a “crack” of Rachel Weiss’ rump.

At one point, he even mildly chastised his co-hosts Mojo Jojo and Grace Lee for not knowing that the sample used in Jason de Rulo’s song “Fight For You” was from Toto’s “Africa.”

One of the callers, who claimed to be a friend of Mo’s ex-girlfriend, Rhian Ramos, was cut off air by Grace Lee even before he could air his comments, presumably in defense of Rhian. Initially, Mo wanted the caller back on air so he could address whatever it was he has to say, until told by Grace that his [Mo’s] lawyers were at the station a few days prior. Apparently, he is not allowed to talk about the actress on air in line with the case that Rhian filed against him.

Recall that a few days before Mo left for New York, which, he admitted, was a personal decision aimed to help him recover from the barrage of issues that have hounded his breakup with Rhian, his video where he alleged that she “got rid of our baby” in Singapore in 2010, surfaced and went viral.

Mo had denied any hand on the upload of the video. He tweeted on Dec. 2: "I can’t give any clear answers right now because I too am wondering how it all got here. I know I sold many of my things including computers that I had erased. Apparently, someone ‘repaired’ the erased files/hard drive and uploaded some personal files of mine..."

Rhian, on the other hand, had filed a “harassment case” against him based on alleged violation of Republic Act 9262 or the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004. She had also asked the court for a temporary restraining order in order to stop Mo from making “more ruinous” statements about her.

Mo’s broadcast from New York was delayed a week due to technical problems. Their other co-host, Angelicopter, is also in the Big Apple.

By JOJO P. PANALIGAN
mb.com.ph

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