Westside Gunn Thanks Nick Khan For 'Making Everything Right,' Teases WWE Collaboration

Rapper and entrepreneur Westside Gunn, real name Alvin Worthy, announced on social media he's reconciled with those in WWE after a falling out around this time last year. The star took to social media to thank WWE President Nick Khan for meeting with him, and even teased a collaboration between the company and his own wrestling promotion, 4th Rope Wrestling.

Gunn posted to X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, sharing photos of himself from what appears to be WWE headquarters decorated for the holidays. In all capital letters, he expressed with excitement that he had just "left one of the biggest meetings of his life."

"S/O to NICK KHAN 4 MAKING EVERYTHING RIGHT, WHATEVER HAPPENED IN THIS PAST DOESN'T MATTER....WERE HERE TO PUSH THE CULTURE FOWARD," Gunn posted, tagging both 4th Rope Wrestling and WWE.

The rapper is obviously a massive fan of professional wrestling, and has been seen in the front row of both WWE and AEW events in his hometown of Buffalo, New York. Last November, however, Gunn claimed in a lengthy social media statement that he had been kicked out of the last WWE show he attended and would no longer be supporting the company.

JUST LEFT ONE OF THE BIGGEST MEETINGS OF MY LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

S/O to NICK KHAN 4 MAKING EVERYTHING RIGHT, WHATEVER HAPPENED IN THIS PAST DOESN'T MATTER.....WERE HERE TO PUSH THE CULTURE FOWARD@4thrope X @WWE 🦂🤝🏽🦂

IF YALL DONT LISTEN TO NOTHING I EVER TELL YOU, HEAR ME WHEN... pic.twitter.com/PB14P0r9QE

— WESTSIDEGUNN (@WESTSIDEGUNN) November 10, 2026

Gunn claimed that WWE attempted to have wrestling references removed from his music and album covers, and the company previously filed copyright claims against Gunn's label in 2022. At the time, fans on social media claimed that WWE had sent the rapper a cease and desist over him using wrestlers' photos on the cover of his album "Heels Have Eyes."