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When it comes to Hip-Hop and pro wrestling, you would be hard pressed to find someone standing on the front lines more than Wale. The relationship between the form of entertainment and music has a long and storied history, but currently Wale has been one of the staunchest supporters of pro wrestling in mainstream entertainment.

One needs to look no further than Wale’s “Bad Guy” freestyle (which premiered right here on this site) as proof that Wale knows what he’s talking about when it comes to sports entertainment. The MMGenius is back once again with another homage to a wrestler, but one that is currently killing the squared circle.

Everyone’s favorite women’s wrestler, Sasha Banks, has taken the WWE by storm since she tore up NXT and formed Team B.A.D. on the WWE’s main roster. As a performer at the forefront of the company’s “Divas’ Revolution,” “We Want Sasha” chants have become more deafening as the weeks go by and her popularity increases.

Wale takes it a step further in this latest wrestling-themed freestyle in which she tweaks Sasha’s catchy entrance theme to pay homage to the “Legit Boss” of the WWE.

Wale - "Legit Boss (Freestyle)"

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STASHED is quickly becoming your one-stop shop for smarky wrestling raps, isn't it? Only a few weeks after Wale dropped off the Sasha Banks tribute, "Legit Boss," he's back with another Hip-Hop wrestling mark in Smoke DZA for their latest. It's called "Absolutely Perfect," and this track pays tribute to one of the greatest WWF Intercontinental Champions of all time in Curt "Mr. Perfect" Hennig.

While Wale has currently been at the forefront of bridging Hip-Hop and pro wrestling together as of late, Smoke DZA has been an artist who has done it for years through his critically acclaimed Ringside mixtape series, in which the Harlem resident flips entrance music of classic WWE superstars into current heat.

Produced by 183rd, Wale and DZA turn into the Tully and Arn Anderson of Hip-Hop as they trade wrestling bars over a slightly-tweaked version of Mr. Perfect's iconic and regal entrance music. For the marks keeping score at home, wrestlers that you can hear name dropped throughout this song aside from the song's namesake include Bobby Heenan, The Genius, Tully Blanchard, Arn Anderson, Jason Jordan, Chad Gable, Phil "CM Punk" Brooks, and more that I probably haven't caught yet.

Get a listen to another STASHED world premiere with Wale and Smoke DZA on "Absolutely Perfect" up top.


Smoke DZA & Wale - "Absolutely Perfect" (Prod. By 183rd)

sy around this time of the year, we decided to pull another gem of an interview out of our vault by sitting down with world-renowned grappler and former NXT Champion Samoa Joe. 

In this interview, the guys get to talk Hip-Hop with one of the best wrestlers in the world and a true rap fan in every sense of the world. In this interview, the well-traveled and aptly-nicknamed "Samoan Submission Machine" talks about which albums he grew up on and what rappers hype him up before some of his biggest matches. Joe also talks about his long history in the world of professional wrestling and all of the things he went through to get to the point that he's at today. 

Much like the Chris Hero episode last week, this sit-down with Samoa Joe takes place at a critical time in the wrestler's career. We sat down with Joe just mere moments before he was about to sign with World Wrestling Entertainment's NXT and while he was in the midst of his last indie run before he made his big splash in Full Sail University. 

This episode also touches on some WrestleMania moments with Sparks and Kaz, including running around with Wale in Santa Clara and being front row for one of the biggest moments in professional wrestling history. 

Check out the latest episode of WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz ﻿in the player above. Don’t forget to subscribe to us on SoundCloud, Google Play, and iTunes so you never miss a moment on the STASHED Media Network.



WrassleRap With Emilio Sparks and Kaz - The Samoa Joe Episode

The guys of WrassleRap are back once again to get you your Monday fill of all things Hip-Hop and hammerlocks. This episode features special guests, "The Realest Guys In The Room," Enzo Amore and Big Cass. In this interview, we catch up with the guys at the exclusive launch party for WWE 2k17 in New York City.

We speak about Enzo and Cass' big hometown welcome during SummerSlam weekend as well as Enzo's tight relationships with some of the biggest stars in music and Hip-Hop including The Weeknd, Wale, DJ Khaled, Spiff TV and many more. We also speak about the duos impressive sneaker collection as well as Big Cass' relationship with the Bas of Dreamville and the Fiends as students at New York University.

Before all of that, Emilio and Kaz speak at length about the huge week in wrestling which included The Miz and Daniel Bryan's very heated exchange on Talking Smack as well as Kevin Owens' electric victory for the WWE Universal Championship and its eventual fallout. If you've missed episodes with Chris Hero and Samoa Joe, you can catch up right here.

Check out the latest episode of WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz in the player above. Don’t forget to subscribe to us on SoundCloud, Google Play, and iTunes so you never miss a moment on theSTASHED Media Network.

WrassleRap With Emilio Sparks and Kaz #3 (The Enzo and Cass Episode)

MLW Radio Network presents Wrassle Rap! Wrestling aficionado Emilio Sparks takes you on a magical journey that bridges the larger-than-life world of professional wrestling and hip hop like never before. If that wasn't dope enough, Emilio even brings along some of his friends from the squared circle to get the real insight on what's up.

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