Swerve Strickland Releases Coo Coo With Max B

Former AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland has released a rap single featuring Max B, promoted on a New York City advertising board.

Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Wrestling

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Former AEW World Champion Swerve Strickland released the rap single "Coo Coo" featuring Max B, promoted on a New York City advertising board. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Swerve Strickland, a former AEW World Champion aligned with the New Level, has released the song Coo coo featuring Max B. The track was promoted on a New York City advertising board, and the New Flavor broke character to issue a statement promoting it.

Why it matters

The release highlights Strickland's continuing work as a rap artist alongside his wrestling career, extending his profile beyond the ring. It also reflects how wrestling performers increasingly cross into music and other entertainment markets.

No streaming, sales, or chart data for Coo coo was reported. The only documented promotion is a single advertising board in New York City, and its duration and reach are not disclosed.

The players

Swerve Strickland

A former AEW World Champion aligned with the New Level who has released several rap songs alongside his wrestling career.

Max B

A rapper featured on Strickland's single Coo coo.

The details

Swerve Strickland released the song Coo coo featuring Max B, a track promoted on a New York City advertising board. Strickland has released several rap songs, and the New Flavor broke character to release a statement promoting the single.

Timeline

  1. Full Gear 2026 takes place on November 14, the next scheduled event tied to Strickland's wrestling career.

Industry Dynamics

Strickland's Coo coo extends a pattern of professional wrestlers releasing music, following his own prior rap releases. The track sits within a broader trend of wrestling personalities building entertainment careers that extend beyond the ring.

Fans who follow Strickland can track his music releases alongside his AEW schedule, including the New Level's Texas Deathmatch for the World Trios Championship at Full Gear 2026. The song's availability on major streaming platforms was not confirmed in the source.

The takeaway

Strickland's music career shows how wrestling talent can build parallel careers in other entertainment fields. Readers interested in the wrestling side of his profile can follow his upcoming matches for the next stage of his in-ring work.

Further reading

For more on the wrestling scene behind this release, see Wrestling coverage on Wisevoter.