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it shoulda been Mach instead of Jadakiss to name his album Top 5 Dead or Alive
Remember when Randy Savage released a Rap Album?
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Hogan and some goons caught him at a TNA show after this dropped. Konnan said Macho man looked like he was on coke/meth, was shaking hard and looked drugged out, but ran out when he knew they were looking for him. Not gully.
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That's what made macho the man tho. He just tryna get his heart rate down, he ain't got time for fisticuffs
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This seemed random as fukk , like imagine if Mick Foley dropped a EDM record
@ the thought of cheapskate-ass Mick with a trial copy of FL Studio putting out bangersLink? And if true, why didn't Hogan come after him solo?
Be a man Hulk
"Ya PPV that was a joke, and you avoiding Randy Savage cause you know you'll get smoked"
Link? And if true, why didn't Hogan come after him solo?
Do your googles, it's out there bro. Konnan talked about it sometime in the last couple years too and added the part about Macho being on some kind of stimulant to the story.
Former TNA Employees Discuss Randy Savage's Brief Run - WrestlingInc.com
I believe Konnan and definitely believe he was on something, he always was.
But still, @Hollywood Hogan didn't want to shoot the fair one? 
RUDY CHARLES: It was pretty cool to have [Randy Savage] there. My understanding was he wanted to win the title, coming in. I don't know the whole story behind it, but something happened and he was there one month and gone the next. So I'm not exactly sure what happened, whether it was over the title thing or not. At least it gave TNA video clips to use of the Macho Man.
SONJAY DUTT: It was cool being in the ring with Savage and meeting him and what not and stuff like that. I don't know what he did, was he in there for more than a week for something? [Turning Point] is where he won with a punch to the face, it was unbelievable awesome stuff.
SCOTT HUDSON: Randy is exactly like he is on camera. That was the only time I had a chance to work with him, but I know that what you see on camera, he's not talking about that same sort of stuff but he's wound that tightly. He's very much a perfectionist guy, you don't mess around. He wants to know what you're going to say, how you're going to say it, what word is your cue out and all of that.
BILL BEHRENS: First of all Randy is extremely limited and he drank all day. The first time I had to send him to the ring I literally had to help him up the ramp, he just had to be seen at the end of the show, that's all we needed. I'm trying to get a cue from the truck when because I know he's not going to get out there easily. I literally finally just called the cue myself because I knew it was going to take him awhile because once he was at the top of the ramp I couldn't walk him out. I had to hope he could get out there himself. He did that spot then he did an in ring spot where he couldn't hit his own moves and he couldn't throw a punch bless his heart. Then after that he was supposed to do another spot an actual match, and he went to Jerry Jarrett and said I won't do it unless I win the title. Jerry Jarrett talked to him and talked to him and then left the meeting came to me and said: this man is insane. That pretty much was the end of Randy's run.
PETEY WILLIAMS: I don't think [Savage] did much for the company honestly; literally he was there for like a PPV and maybe two TV shows. I think he was there for honestly a month, I mean he didn't do much. I remember Christopher Danielsasked him he's like, Mr. Macho Man or whatever you called him, Mr. Savage, we have a match and I'm going to do a top rope elbow, I just wanted to make sure that's okay with you. He's like brother more power to you because I can't do it anymore. I mean Macho Man's great, just hearing him talk and stuff like that, I'm like this is what this guy is like in real life.
BILL BEHRENS: I only had to deal with him once he got to the go area and that was enough of a challenge. The rest of the time he would, Bruno and Tilly who eventually joined the company had some kind of hookup where they used to bring a big trailer gimmick. The stars, particularly the most dysfunctional stars, would go in that and pretty much just drink. Randy was one of the guys that did that, so his run was bad all the way around. It made it clear that there wasn't going to be a good final run that Randy Savage would have in wrestling
SONJAY DUTT: It was cool being in the ring with Savage and meeting him and what not and stuff like that. I don't know what he did, was he in there for more than a week for something? [Turning Point] is where he won with a punch to the face, it was unbelievable awesome stuff.
SCOTT HUDSON: Randy is exactly like he is on camera. That was the only time I had a chance to work with him, but I know that what you see on camera, he's not talking about that same sort of stuff but he's wound that tightly. He's very much a perfectionist guy, you don't mess around. He wants to know what you're going to say, how you're going to say it, what word is your cue out and all of that.
BILL BEHRENS: First of all Randy is extremely limited and he drank all day. The first time I had to send him to the ring I literally had to help him up the ramp, he just had to be seen at the end of the show, that's all we needed. I'm trying to get a cue from the truck when because I know he's not going to get out there easily. I literally finally just called the cue myself because I knew it was going to take him awhile because once he was at the top of the ramp I couldn't walk him out. I had to hope he could get out there himself. He did that spot then he did an in ring spot where he couldn't hit his own moves and he couldn't throw a punch bless his heart. Then after that he was supposed to do another spot an actual match, and he went to Jerry Jarrett and said I won't do it unless I win the title. Jerry Jarrett talked to him and talked to him and then left the meeting came to me and said: this man is insane. That pretty much was the end of Randy's run.
PETEY WILLIAMS: I don't think [Savage] did much for the company honestly; literally he was there for like a PPV and maybe two TV shows. I think he was there for honestly a month, I mean he didn't do much. I remember Christopher Danielsasked him he's like, Mr. Macho Man or whatever you called him, Mr. Savage, we have a match and I'm going to do a top rope elbow, I just wanted to make sure that's okay with you. He's like brother more power to you because I can't do it anymore. I mean Macho Man's great, just hearing him talk and stuff like that, I'm like this is what this guy is like in real life.
BILL BEHRENS: I only had to deal with him once he got to the go area and that was enough of a challenge. The rest of the time he would, Bruno and Tilly who eventually joined the company had some kind of hookup where they used to bring a big trailer gimmick. The stars, particularly the most dysfunctional stars, would go in that and pretty much just drink. Randy was one of the guys that did that, so his run was bad all the way around. It made it clear that there wasn't going to be a good final run that Randy Savage would have in wrestling
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He was also on 106&Park as well in late 2003 promoting the album.
I wonder if Macho actually wrote his rhymes and when this was announced I didn't know if it was legit or some fake internet rumor. Come to find out it was real as shyt. Hilarious and sad at the same time that someone told Macho that he could be a rapper.