Holiday Rush

Rush Williams, a hip-hop radio DJ, loses his job at WMLE after the station is acquired by CamCom. The new management opts for a pop music format, leaving Rush unemployed and struggling to adjust to his new circumstances.

Following the loss of his job, Rush and his four children must leave their luxurious home and move back into Aunt Jo's house. The family is forced to confront the changes in their financial situation and lifestyle.

Determined to regain his footing in the radio industry, Rush and his producer Roxy decide to buy the radio station WBQL, where they previously worked together. This marks the beginning of their efforts to build a new future.

Rush and Roxy face significant obstacles when CamCom pressures potential advertisers to avoid WBQL. Their struggle to secure advertisements poses a serious threat to their new venture, putting their plans in jeopardy.

As Rush and Roxy work closely together at WBQL, their professional relationship blossoms into a romantic one. This new dynamic brings both hope and complications, particularly when it comes to Rush's family.

Rush decides to share his new relationship with his children, but his son Jamal reacts negatively, feeling anger over their financial situation and the fact that he won't be able to attend Harvard. This creates further tension within the family.

In the midst of the turmoil, Jamal runs away from home, unable to cope with the changes happening around him. His flight is a desperate attempt to escape his feelings of loss and frustration.

Rush finds Jamal at a park that was meaningful to their deceased mother. This heartfelt reunion allows Jamal to express his discomfort about their living situation, ultimately leading him to accept their new reality and Rush's relationship.

Recognizing the need for financial stability, Rush finally manages to sell his expensive house. This important step helps him mitigate the financial burden and allows him to refocus on his new endeavors.

In a surprising turn of events, Marshall from WMLE decides to resign from his position and invest in WBQL. His support enables Rush and Roxy to broadcast during the critical Christmas season, bringing hope for their station's future.