Aleister Black Reveals Vince McMahon’s Reaction To His Entrance Music

The wrestling world has been talking a lot about former WWE Superstar Aleister Black, as he made his surprise debut with AEW on Wednesday night, and it was revealed that he will be known as Malakai Black going forward.

Black was released from his WWE contract last month, and the release was surprising because the company started airing vignettes promoting his return in April, and when he returned to TV in May he seemingly kicked off a feud with Big E on SmackDown.

The former NXT Champion recently appeared on Drinks With Johnny, and he said that he had a new theme created by Brutality Will Prevail. Malakai Black went on to say that he shared the entrance theme with Vince McMahon, and the Chairman of the Board was somewhat confused by the song.

“So, we record the song. I remember sitting with Vince [McMahon] in the office and I said, ‘Look, I’ve got this new song. It’s heavy as sh*t.’ He’s like, ‘Oh! Let me hear it.’ So I play the song for him and he’s like, ‘Does the volume change? Does the speed [change]?’ I’m like, ‘Yeah, yeah, it’s coming. It’s going faster.’ So he listens to it and he’s like, ‘Wow.’ He’s like, ‘I mean, I don’t know what the f*ck that was. I don’t think that’s music but hey, I’m 76-years-old, what the f*ck do I know, right?’ So he basically gave me the OK but for some reason, we couldn’t mesh it out with — we have all the rights to the song but, I think that WWE’s worries are and I understand this part because it has happened in the past where they’ve used outside sources and then all of a sudden, even when everything contractual [is] done, someone goes, ‘Yeah, but I want royalties’ or, ‘I want this’ or, ‘I wanna have credit’ and then, it causes lawsuits, it causes issues so WWE does everything in-house which I understand.

That’s no biggie, it was just a bummer and then they hired the front man for Brutality Will Prevail to write their version of No Man’s Land and the idea was that after like three to six months, the guys would be paid for studio time again and cover the WWE version of that song in their own way so that we still had Brutality Will Prevail singing No Man’s Land, just in a slightly different way but completely their way of doing it so, and obviously we never got to that part which is a shame because even the character didn’t make it longer than four weeks before, you know, actually two weeks and then they started changing the direction up completely, and we never got to see any of that to fruition but this is the song that I’m definitely going to use out there [on the independents].”

Malakai Black recently explained how he was able to keep his All Elite Wrestling debut a secret, and you can get more on that here.

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