That didn't last long:

It was supposed to be the start of a chain, if you recall. They had high hopes. Pie-in-the-sky hopes, as the song said. The song always said: "Whoops there goes another rubber-tree plant." If you hear the song in passing, not paying attention to the lyrics, you may wonder What does that mean? Rubber-plant tree? Huh? Well, the lyrics provide context. It's about an ant who wanted to move a rubber-tree plant. One would think this to be impossible, but the ant had great aspirations, and was thus able to move the plant. Which is like a human being carrying a Saturn V rocket. Frank Sinatra popularized the song, and it became associated with the JFK campaign. All of which is slightly less interesting than Flavor Flav's chicken problems, but not by much.

Anyway, according to this story, the checks were bouncing like ping-pong balls in a Captain Kangaroo routine from the start:

Note Mr. Flav's explanation for why people might be saying their checks are bouncing: they're hatin'! His business partner blamed it on a "Glintch," but they both insist everyone's paid. Let the lawsuits commence!