Swerve Strickland highlights the importance of the crossover between wrestling and hip-hop. A number of noteworthy names from the hip-hop world have appeared on AEW programming, including Rick ...

Always a fantastic in-ring talent, Swerve has developed into one of the best all-around performers in wrestling, with a dangerous, self-interested persona informed by his parallel career in hip-hop.

The pyrotechnics and roar of WWE events are best soundtracked by Hip Hop, so it is no wonder that so many of the genre’s superstars have become staples in the world of wrestling. Avid viewers of ...

His hip-hop group is "Swerve City," and he goes by Swerve the Realest. His debut record was titled "You Couldn't Be Me." However, the amount he receives from his music career is unknown.

The Best New Hip-Hop This Week includes albums, videos, and songs from Aminé, Key Glock, and Quavo. Even light weeks like this one have their gems. For reference, just check out Rico Nasty’s ...

Group members Big Boi and Andre 3000 take an LP each, delivering funk-driven, Southern hip-hop that takes an experimental, psychedelic swerve once Andre 3000 takes the helm. The album runs the gamut ...

Swerve Strickland and Flash Garments Documentary Announced ... “We knew we were meant to make history with one another by collaborating hip hop and pro wrestling on a different level.

Collaborating to create a new theme song for Strickland, in order to revamp his character by incorporating elements of hip-hop culture, the pair’s work has contributed to Strickland’s surge in ...

This inspired us to imagine what hip-hop’s “Golden Age” could look like in the year ahead. With equal parts hope and realism, we’ve made bold predictions for how 2025 will unfold for ten ...

7 times WWE and Hip Hop did a major crossover. ... His appearances in the ring have been anchored on instigating feuds between the likes of Swerve Strickland and “Limitless” Keith Lee.

Swerve Strickland is the current AEW World Champion. The 13-year veteran is also a burgeoning hip-hop artist as a member of the Swerve City hip-hop group, performing as Swerve The Realest.

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