released in 2011 following Todd's move to afternoons and Kidd Kraddick taking over the morning slot. PK would be released from the station in January 2016, with Pepper and Trujillo remaining as morning show hosts. "Brit 95.7" stunt On March 26, 2009, the station started running format change promos by the Station Manager. Dave Morales put the Station Manager on-air (unknown to him) to ask why and what was going on. The station manager just passed the buck and blamed CBS management and could not provide further information. When he found out he was on-air, he slammed down the phone. The "changeover" was supposed to take place at 6:00 a.m. on March 30, 2009. There were rumors that KKHH would flip to urban, similar to KBXX and the defunct KPTY; this was because there was an ad for Los Angeles sister station "AMP 97.1" listed on the bottom of the page. However, many calls to the management or e-mails to the management were bilingual, hinting that they were pursuing a Latino format. In addition, The Pussycat Dolls were scheduled to appear in studio on Monday, the day "the switch" would be taking place. The entire "change" for March 30, 2009 was apparently a marketing ploy. The station "changed" to "BRIT 95.7" to coincide with Britney Spears/The Pussycat Dolls concert at the Toyota Center the same evening. The station played nothing but Britney Spears music, and some The Pussycat Dolls music all day. The station would revert to "Hot 95.7" at Midnight. 95.7 The Spot At 10:20 a.m. on December 30, 2016, after playing "Don't Wanna Know" by Maroon 5 featuring Kendrick Lamar, KKHH began stunting with a robotic voice counting down from 2,957 to 0; at the same time, a message appeared on the station's website, saying "We're making some changes to 95-7. Tune in at 12:30 PM to find out what." At that time, KKHH flipped to adult hits as "95.7 The Spot". The first song on "The Spot" was "Let's Go Crazy" by Prince. The flip returned the format to the market for the first time since May 2009, when KHJK flipped to adult album alternative. Much of the "Hot" airstaff was let go as a result of the format change, while morning show co-host Sarah Pepper was retained and became part of a new morning show on sister station KHMX. While considered an adult hits station, KKHH