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During COVID, Austin Creed, Kofi, Adam Cole, Claudio Castagnoli (fka Cesaro), and Tyler famously streamed games on WWE’s UpUpDownDown YouTube channel. The group, called “Da Party,” became very popular during the pandemic. Tyler was answering a few questions from fans on his X account when he received a question about who owns UpUpDownDown. The former NXT Tag Team Champion revealed that the YouTube channel is actually owned by WWE.

“WWE owns upup,” he wrote.

Breeze recently stated that he is no longer with the Stamford-based company and showcased interest in joining All Elite Wrestling. It will be interesting to see whether “Da Party” reunites in Tony Khan’s promotion.


Austin Creed talked about the New Level’s perfect AEW debut

While speaking on the Ariel Helwani Show, Austin Creed revealed that he and Kofi had been wanting to use A$AP Ferg’s song as their theme song.

Their wish was granted as they walked out to the artist’s “New Level” song in Wembley Stadium.

“I’ve wanted us to have that music for so long, and the entrance is something that I’ve dreamed about. For us to not only be in a place where everybody was so cool, so nice, but we’ve got brand new gear… We hadn’t been in the ring in months, so to go out at Wembley in front of all those people with everything. I don’t like to say perfect because nothing’s perfect, but that felt perfect, man,” said Creed.

Fans are excited to see Austin and Kofi in the Jacksonville-based company.