‘More positive than a COVID test’ – When AEW wrestler dissed US President Joe Biden and Vince McMahon in shocking rap song

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is a professional wrestling promotion founded on January 1, 2019. It was formed with the vision of giving all wrestlers a new platform to thrive and flourish. Moreover, it served as a flavoring for all the fans who preferred hardcore wrestling matches. Tony Khan’s promotion truly gave the fans something fresh to rejoice in. However, with the passage of time, AEW’s vision started to fade away, and their conscience submerged in an obnoxious direction.

Tony Khan and his promotion often wrapped themselves in controversies. Besides, AEW has been taking multiple shots at their rival promotion, WWE, at regular intervals, claiming their own product to be better. There have been many instances when the AEW wrestlers have openly mentioned WWE on their TV programming. With time, the promotion became the epicenter of controversy. However, one such controversy that drew massive eyeballs occurred when AEW superstar Max Caster dissed Vince McMahon and Joe Biden on live television.

Max Caster is an AEW superstar who is currently a part of “The Acclaimed.” The faction has been the former AEW World Tag Team Champions in the company. Known for his imprudent and deplorable activities, Caster never failed to come up with controversial promos for his segments. Moreover, the fans have often found him talking trash about their rival promotion, referencing Vince McMahon and the WWE talents.

The AEW superstar became the headline last year when he came up with a hideous diss track during his promo on the August 3, 2022 episode of AEW Dynamite. Ahead of their match, The Acclaimed attacked Billy Gun, and then Caster hopped on the mic and started to sing his rap song. In his diss track, he mentioned Vince McMahon’s controversial retirement. Caster said that he will make the A*s Boys retire, just like Mr. McMahon.

He implicitly referred to the former WWE Chairman’s departure amid his hush money scandal and took a direct shot at him. In addition to that, the AEW star wrapped up US President Joe Biden in his diss track. Mocking the American President’s Covid-19 situation last year, Caster said he is more positive than Joe Biden’s Covid test. As a result, the 33-year-old drew massive attention for his reprehensible act.

Max Caster’s rapping :

“No filter, we ain’t Instagram.
We’ll make the A*s Boys retire,
like Vince McMahon;
Who beats you down
and, you know the rest.
I’m more positive than
Biden’s COVID test”

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Is AEW the most unprofessional wrestling promotion?

Tony Khan formed AEW with a bright vision to give opportunities to all the new wrestlers. His objective was to focus on healthy competition and work for the welfare of the company. AEW has provided much entertainment to the fans, giving them what they wanted to see. The company has been flourishing with all its talents. However, with time, there has been a significant shift in Tony Khan’s perspective.

With the company reaching new heights, the AEW President started to perceive things from a competitive perspective. AEW has been taking multiple shots at WWE, comparing their product with theirs. Moreover, the AEW talents also dragged WWE time and time again in their promos, criticizing the company. As a result, Tony Khan’s promotion has always become the headline for their abhorrent remarks.

AEW is perhaps one of the most unprofessional wrestling promotions in the industry. Time and time again, the company has wrapped itself in controversies. Despite having some of the most talented wrestlers, the company has always brooded about its rival promotion. Moreover, AEW President Tony Khan has been deliberately taking shots at WWE instead of focusing on his own promotion.

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