Westside Gunn says his rocky relationship with WWE has been patched up following a meeting with company president Nick Khan. The Grammy-nominated rapper took to social media on Tuesday, November 10, to reveal he had just left what he called one of the biggest meetings of his life, crediting Khan directly with resolving the issues between them.
Gunn posted photos from inside WWE headquarters to mark the occasion, thanking Khan for “making everything right” and indicating that whatever friction existed previously no longer matters to him going forward. His comments arrive almost exactly a year removed from a public fallout in which Gunn had made clear he was washing his hands of the company.
The specifics of that earlier dispute were not detailed in Gunn’s social media posts, but the tone of his latest statements marks a sharp turn from the public distance he had kept from WWE over the past several months. According to Fightful, Heel by Nature, and Ringside News, all of whom independently reported on Gunn’s Tuesday posts, the rapper also seemed to tease the possibility of some form of collaboration between himself and WWE moving forward, though no concrete project, appearance, or deal was confirmed in his remarks.
Westside Gunn has long been an outspoken wrestling fan and has previously crossed paths with the industry through his Griselda Records affiliations and public commentary on pro wrestling. His renewed connection with WWE, brokered through a direct sit-down with Khan, suggests the company is at minimum open to re-engaging with him after the earlier breakdown in their relationship.
As of now, WWE has not issued its own public statement detailing what was discussed in the meeting or what, if anything, comes next. Gunn’s own framing, however, was unambiguous: the meeting represented a turning point significant enough that he felt compelled to document it publicly and single out Khan by name for resolving the situation. Any further developments, including the collaboration he appeared to hint at, would mark the next chapter in a relationship that just one year ago looked to be over for good.
Fans and industry observers will likely be watching for confirmation of what form, if any, future involvement between Gunn and WWE might take, given the rapper’s history of public candor about both the promotion and his own standing with it.
