Every 15 years, we see a brother vs. brother match at WrestleMania. This year in Philadelphia, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso were set up together to wrestle against each other. The former Bloodline member was slated to enter the arena first. However, there was a surprise waiting for fans watching the PLE. The announcer announced Lil Wayne as a surprise appearance during the younger Uso’s entrance, but fans did not like the title he was given.

Lil Wayne drove Jey Uso to victory

Jey Uso’s theme song, “Main Event-ish” has got many fans hooked. However, the top star didn’t enter the arena alone this year at Mania. Lil Wayne was first announced as the “greatest rapper of all time” by Samantha Irvin. Following his appearance, Jey Uso’s theme played as the artist rapped alongside his entrance and walked down the ramp with him. We can say that Lil Wayne’s presence as a guest might have affected Uso’s morale positively as he went on to secure a victory against his twin brother, minutes later. Whatever the case may be, fans did not like the title that was given to Wayne.

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After Irvin announced Lil Wayne and called him out for his appearance, fans took to ‘X’ to discredit him from the title that was given to him.

WWE fans discredit Lil Wayne during Jey Uso’s big entrance

The Stamford-based company called the American rapper Lil Wayne to hype up the wrestling fans waiting to see the brother vs. brother match go down. Announcer Samantha Irvin announced the rapper as the “greatest rapper of all time”. This caused many fans to retaliate online.

A fan trolled the artist using a meme, showing that they don’t consider him ‘the greatest of all time’.

The big question lingers among the crowd.

Another fan disagrees with what the announcer had to say before the entrance.

An internet user is doubtful of whether he should speak on the subject. However, the doubt itself shows us that he is not satisfied with what the Stamford-based company has to say.

Yet another trolling reaction for the American rapper.

Even though these reactions don’t tell us who the fans think is the ‘greatest rapper of all time’, they seem united in believing that this title should definitely not go to Lil Wayne. Do you agree?