WATCH: Throwback to 2012 when Bryan and Kane dropped bars with hilarious rap battle

In an unexpected revival of WWE history, a humorous rap battle video featuring iconic wrestlers Daniel Bryan and Kane, dating back to 2012, has captured fans’ attention once again. Known for their intense chemistry as "Team Hell No," the unlikely duo performed an entertaining yet awkward freestyle rap on *The JBL & Cole Show* in an episode that aired on April 12, 2013.

Bryan, who assumed the persona of "B. Dazzle," and Kane, adopting the nickname "Kurly Kane," swapped verses in an old-school rap style, creating a unique spectacle for fans at the time. The clip, which now has resurfaced online, perfectly captures the love-hate relationship between the two superstars. As Bryan’s high-energy rap performance began, it was clear he was fully committed to his role as a playful MC.

Here is the viral clip:

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However, his relentless flow soon took a toll on Kane, whose stern, no-nonsense persona didn’t gel well with Bryan’s rhyming antics. In a moment that became a fan favourite, Kane’s frustration visibly grew as Bryan’s lyrics edged closer to irritation than admiration. As tension escalated, Kane’s character wrestled between annoyance and amusement, showcasing the iconic "Big Red Machine" as audiences had rarely seen him before: on the verge of laughter.

A buildup for ages!

Meanwhile, following a thrilling WWE RAW episode in Grand Rapids, Michigan, fans prepare for a grand Survivor Series showdown. Sami Zayn may have dropped a major hint about upcoming surprises for Survivor Series WarGames. Zayn, a fan favourite and a significant character in WWE storylines, took to social media to share a post that sparked speculation among fans and wrestling enthusiasts alike.

After RAW aired, Zayn posted a nostalgic image of himself, Seth Rollins, and Roman Reigns, captioned with the cryptic words, “The more things change…” This has stirred a buzz among WWE followers, hinting at the potential for an unexpected alliance.