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This line is a reference to WWF (the entertainment brand now known as “WWE”), an acronym for the also former name “World Wrestling Entertainment”. Now, however, since turning to TV-PG, chair shots are not as common on WWE programming as they were when it was “World Wrestling Federation”, or even “World Wrestling Entertainment”.
Also, R.A has a song on one of WWF’s compilation albums known as Break Down the Walls (Chris Jericho Theme) that was used for the entrance music for wrestler Chris Jericho.
