Former WWE Superstar amasses 1 million+ views on his rap video after getting fired
Top Dolla's rap video song gained over 1 million views on X in the short time after its release.

Top Dolla's rap
The post-merger talent cuts at WWE released numerous superstars this Friday. Some of those names came as a shock to the WWE Universe, while others were less significant than others. One of such jobbers included Top Dolla, who was let go. However, he took that opportunity to buzz and made his name from it. The football player-turned-wrestler posted a short video song on his X, which has gained over 1 million views, at the time of writing.
‘Top of the World’ rap by Dolla hit the floors on Friday afternoon, just after his release from the company. In less than three days of its release, the video reached to a million people. The rap states that Dolla finds relief in getting money and has been getting the most love from X, as people could relate to the same.
A line in the rap stated Dolla’s supremacy, as he said himself to be “the best rapper alive. Since the day I breathed!” His hook line asked who was hotter than him, and he answered in the very next line, “Not Nada”. But the end had great significance as it stated, ‘Top Dolla will return’ without specifying about rap or wrestling. The caption of the million-view address post stated that he will be taking bookings for his performance in 2024.
The member of Hit Row made his way to the main roster in the 2021 WWE Draft. However, WWE released them due to the pandemic budget cuts. The faction made an impact on SmackDown after the company brought them back. They remained on the blue brand with fewer weekly appearances and no solid feud.
Top Dolla speaks on the potential future of Hit Row

The former Hit Row member, Top Dolla was released from WWE due to the talent cuts of the company. Therefore, Hit Row now cannot be a faction having two members. Ashante “Thee” Adonis and B-Fab technically form a mixed tag team now with no foreseeable future. Dolla has spoken about this on X stating their future.
The rapper has written his stablemates’ real names while stating that they will unfortunately continue performing in dark matches. “Prolly the 20th dark match of the year,” he wrote on his post while describing the condition of Hit Row. His reply came in a fan’s post. He stated that his dream was being killed with the release of Dolla at this stage.
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