Streetz 87.7/102.1 Announces Exclusive ATL Flyaway Contest

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NORFOLK, VA — Streetz 87.7/102.1 FM is teaming up with Just Brunch in Portsmouth, Virginia, to give one lucky listener and a guest an unforgettable trip to Atlanta for the Yung Joc & The Streetz Morning Takeover 10th Anniversary Party on Thursday, December 10, 2026.

The exclusive Flyaway Contest gives Hampton Roads listeners an opportunity to celebrate a decade of one of hip-hop radio’s most recognized morning shows while enjoying a VIP experience in Atlanta.

The anniversary celebration will take place at The Bank Center in Atlanta, Georgia, bringing together Yung Joc and the Streetz Morning Takeover team for a special milestone event.

The grand prize package includes:

  • Round-trip airfare for two to Atlanta.
  • A two-night hotel stay.
  • Two seats at a VIP table during the anniversary celebration.
  • An exclusive meet-and-greet with the Streetz Morning Takeover team.
  • An opportunity to visit the team at the radio station.

How to Enter the Flyaway Contest

Listeners interested in entering must visit Just Brunch, located at 307 High Street in Portsmouth, Virginia, and scan the promotional QR code available at the location to register.

The registration period begins Monday, November 2, and continues through Thursday, November 19, 2026.

One lucky winner will be selected on November 19.

The contest offers a unique opportunity for Streetz listeners throughout Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, and surrounding Hampton Roads communities to experience Atlanta’s hip-hop radio scene firsthand.

Celebrating 10 Years of the Streetz Morning Takeover

Hosted by Grammy-nominated rapper, television personality, and radio personality Yung Joc, the Streetz Morning Takeover has become a recognizable part of Atlanta’s morning radio culture.

The show’s 10th anniversary celebration recognizes a decade of entertainment, music, celebrity conversations, and community engagement.

Through its partnership with Just Brunch, Streetz 87.7/102.1 is bringing the celebration directly to the 757 by giving local listeners an opportunity to join the festivities.

Don’t miss your chance to fly to Atlanta! Visit Just Brunch at 307 High Street in Portsmouth between November 2 and November 19, scan the QR code, and register for your opportunity to win.

Stay connected with Streetz 87.7/102.1 FM for contest updates and the winner announcement on November 19.

Registration and prize eligibility are subject to official contest rules.

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