“Is that still a thing the brothers do, the Cupid Shuffle? You at a black wedding, you doing the Cupid Shuffle?”
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“You gonna tell me how to do the Cupid Shuffle?” Josh asked. Within minutes, Quaz and Innes were standing up, bouncing back and forth to a hip-hop track. Who else would do this? Earlier in the afternoon, Innes co-hosted the first hour of his show with an African-American listener from West Philly named Quaz, who was “auditioning” for a role on the show. Not since Howard Stern has there been such an unpredictable, love-him-or-hate-him voice on the radio in this city. (More on that later.) At his own shop, Innes allegedly drove a former co-host into early retirement and routinely mocks his station manager. A gynecologist challenged Innes to a rumble. Now Missanelli is in a ratings dogfight, and both sides are playing dirty. At The Fanatic, Missanelli has managed to beat three different WIP shows. Some of the ill will comes from his competition at The Fanatic, the only other sports station in town - particularly Anthony Gargano and Mike Missanelli, who both used to work at WIP. “I don’t take calls from people who want to tell me I’m great,” he says. Along with adoration from his fans, Innes inspires a venomous reaction - for talking about himself too much, for not being a Philly guy, for not understanding our teams, for not being funny, for actually being, well, sort of an asshole. Since Innes was promoted to afternoons in February, WIP has topped its rival, 97.5 The Fanatic, in the ratings for the first time in that slot in five years. That’s partly because you’re as likely to hear the 29-year-old Innes sing along to the theme of The Greatest American Hero or talk about his new Adderall prescription or debate whether a hot dog is a sandwich as to hear him discuss guys who throw balls for a living. Innes has only been in Philadelphia since January 2013, but aside from Sixers tankmaster-general Sam Hinkie, there’s no one across the local sports landscape who’s more divisive.
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“What was it like to see a movie in color?” “When you were 10 years old, how much was a loaf of bread? I’m serious.” When Ed tries to steer his otherwise dirt-dull conversation back to baseball, Innes redirects, asking about his favorite TV shows as a kid (“A little Dobie Gillis?”) and old Hollywood. Later, a caller named Ed begs the Phillies to keep their ace, Cole Hamels. So there’s no chance.”Ī little sex talk on sports radio is par for the course, but sharing the intimate details of one’s bedroom dysfunction isn’t part of the mas macho playbook these guys usually follow. She’s like the desert, and I have low testosterone. Hollis, the show’s resident ladies’ man, chimes in: “If you were planning to get it on later, would you tell her?”
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