All Elite Wrestling famous person Max Caster had the entire smoke for President Biden and Justin Timberlake ahead of he entered the hoop as a part of a six-man tag duel at Stopped Door on Sunday.
Caster, and his The Acclaimed stablemate Anthony Bowens, got here to the hoop along Fresh Japan Professional-Wrestling admirable Hiroshi Tanahashi and performed to the family ahead of they took on Matthew and Nicholas Jackson and Kazuchika Okada, referred to as The Elite.
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President Biden walks off the degree all over the presidential debate on the CNN Studios on June 27, 2024, in Atlanta. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Pictures)
Caster typically raps as a part of The Acclaimed’s introductions, and this presen it was once Biden, whose debate efficiency on Thursday was once panned around the political spectrum, and Timberlake, who was once not too long ago arrested on a DWI fee, in his crosshairs.
“The Acclaimed, rocking with the ‘Ace.’ The rap famous person, now not afraid to rock you within the face. Every now and then, you gotta come out, I’m showin ‘em. Leave ‘em out of breath like Biden at the podium,” Caster rapped to the crowd on Long Island, New York. “Yo, no debate. Get your mug shot on Long Island like Timberlake.
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Justin Timberlake (Amy Sussman/Getty Images)
“The Elite, we’re preventing it right here. I’mma blast you, such as you did Okada’s profession. You’re tragic in point of fact. At the mic, by no means entertaining. You’re this kind of p—y, once I goodbye, I say, hi kitty. The sort of pity once I’m rocking a rhyme, I create Okada my b—h once I’m losing a dime.”
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Caster’s rap got over before the match as he, Bowens and Tanahashi got set for the match.
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It was The Elite who got the last laugh in the end. Okada hit the Rainmaker on Tanahashi and got the pin.
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