Wrestle & Flow Makes Hip-Hop and Pro Wrestling the Perfect Tag Team

At Black Nerd Problems, we got a whole staff of nerds that are down for whatever. Anime? We got you. TV? No problem. Comic books? Say no more. However, Nerd is a spectrum, right? Filled with many subcultures and niches. One of those subcultures is wrestling. There’s maybe three to four of us that get really excited about wrestling here. The fact remains that we are here. Yes, we nerdy Black wrestling fans exist, and there’s nothing better than finding others into the thing you’re passionate about. I say that because I was on twitter, talking about how great Craig of the Creek is (a typical day for me) when a friend tagged me in a tweet. I go to check it out and wasn’t prepared for what would ensue. The tweet was a video of rapper, Josiah Wiliams, rhyming over The Villain Marty Scurll’s entrance music. Not only that, but homie was lowkey cosplaying while doing so and delivering nothing but bars. This was all being brought to us by Josiah’s twitter page, Wrestle & Flow. It was so good that Marty Scurll himself had to quote tweet it with praise. When your video gives the illest heel in wrestling goosebumps? Come on, man. I had to go down the rabbit hole of the Wrestle & Flow YouTube page to see what else Josiah Williams had created. What I found did not disappoint. Now, lemme tell you something about me. I love when rappers reference nerdy things and pop culture. More than anything tho? I love when rappers rhyme over cartoon theme songs, video game beats, and especially …