Anthony Bowens says everything is up for grabs with Max Caster's raps, as long as it's tasteful.
The Acclaimed (Caster and Bowens) have become fan-favorite stars in AEW, as crowds continue to scissor along with the duo and chant "Scissor me, Daddy Ass." Before their surge in popularity, Caster's raps helped the two stars stand out, as he often references controversial topics. Throughout his time in AEW, he has referenced WWE, Vince McMahon, and a number of topics from mainstream news. These raps have landed Caster in hot water in the past; in 2021, he was reportedly suspended after he referenced Simon Biles and the Duke Lacrosse case in a rap.
Speaking on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet, Bowens discussed Caster's raps and noted that he appreciates the way fans pop when they come out because they want to hear what Max has to say. He noted that Caster will hit on anything, which tends to upset some people. Bowens emphasized that, if it's in the news, it's up for grabs, as long as it's tasteful.
“I'm grateful to have you know, every time when the siren hits, people lose their minds, because they want to hear what Caster has to say. Because you never know what he's gonna say, that's the beauty of him having a live microphone. We hit on just about everything, which seems to make people upset with certain things. But it's like, if it's news, we don't operate within the realm of we have to live in a bubble of just our company. If it's news, if it's out there, if it happened, it's up for grabs. Obviously, if it's tasteful. But, you know, we will touch on anything, and that's the way it's gonna continue to be, so get used to it," Bowens said.
In the same interview, Bowens described how he wanted to have Chuck Palumbo be Billy Gunn's birthday present for the Daddy Ass Birthday Bash. Check out his comments here.
Max Caster recently described how John Cena reaches out to him sometimes. Click here to see what he had to say.
Dax Harwood previously reflected on The Acclaimed's storyline with FTR. More information is available here.
Thanks to Chris Van Vliet for sharing these quotes.
