Funk Flex Resignation Petition Started Over Meek Mill Diss Upset

Many fans were upset with Funkmaster Flex after he didn't release a Meek Mill diss track aimed at Drake, as promised on his Monday (July 27) night show. Twitter user @az33mkhan felt so strongly about the situation that he started a Change.org petition to get Flex to resign from Hot 97.
The petition's creator stated that "No one has given Hot 97 two hours of listening time since Biggie was alive, and it's a crime to have taken that from us. The people have spoken and it is time for Funk Flex to step down."
The petition has gained some steam on the site, with the original 5,000 signatures being reached, and the number was upped to 7,500. Flex himself addressed the situation by sharing a screenshot of InFlexWeTrust's petition story on his Instagram page with the caption, "Just paying attention!!!!!"
Do you think the petition will get any attention from Hot 97?

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