If you recognize me, you recognize one factor that I really like is professional wrestling. When professional wrestling intersects with different issues that I like, it freaking rocks.
Like Rick Ross. Rick Ross rocks.
The rapper made his second look on All Elite Wrestling (AEW) on Wednesday in a budding feud between wrestlers Keith Lee and Swerve Strickland. The rapper was set to reasonable a dialog between Lee and Strickland, which got here after Ross’ first look on AEW celebrating with Strickland. Lee interrupted, which produced comedy gold from Rick Ross, and a meme I take advantage of method an excessive amount of.
“ACCUSATIONS! FALSE ACCUSATIONS!”
Because Ross needed to deliver positivity and reunite Swerve and Keith Lee, he moderated a section on AEW Wednesday, and it made me suppose Ross can be the very best supervisor in all of wrestling.
He was describing Keith Lee at first of the section, and for most individuals who don’t know wrestling, you’re not speculated to drop F-bombs on dwell TV. But these guidelines don’t apply to The Biggest Boss.
Your FCC tips and violations don’t apply to Rick Ross, who simply dropped that line fully out of context.
When Strickland got here out, Ross would say the whole lot Swerve would say, however louder, whereas constantly calling Swerve the “Young Legend”.
Strickland, Ross and two different wrestlers would soar Lee and type what they name Mogul Affiliates, which is a horrible title for a faction. However, with Ross being part of the faction, it looks like he’ll be on AEW TV extra usually.
Calling Keith Lee “Big Funky” is hilarious. We want extra Rick Ross in AEW. Sign the examine Tony Khan.