WWE has filed a copyright against Griselda Records and Westside Gunn.
The official Instagram page for the record label posted the copyright claim filed by WWE regarding the tracks "Allah Sent Me," "Claiborne Kick," "The Hurt Business," and "French Toast." The image was posted in the Instagram stories.
The videos have been removed from YouTube.
Westside Gunn is hit with more copyright claims from WWE with songs like “Allah Sent Me” being removed from streaming and others removed from YouTube... pic.twitter.com/ydQstTvnZs
— NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) January 5, 2022
Gunn often uses wrestling samples in his music and is an advocate for the sport, helping Alexis Littlefoot pay off wrestling school.
Gunn made headlines in the wrestling world in October when former WWE ring announcer Greg Hamilton threatened to sue him for using a sample of his voice on a track. Hamilton said he would send WWE lawyers after the rapper.
He made an appearance on the December 14 episode of NXT, being shown in the crowd before Harland's in-ring debut.
