Macho Man Randy Savage

"The Macho Man, there is no equal!"

- "Macho Man" Randy Savage

Macho Man Randy Savage took over when Hulk Hogan got Knocked Out by Kim Jong-il in Epic Rap Battles of History 5. He was played by EpicLLOYD. He also appeared in Epic Rap Battles of History 15.

Information on the Rapper
Randy Mario Poffo (November 15, 1952 – May 20, 2011), better known by his stage name, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, was a famous professional wrestler, best known for his time in the World Wrestling Federation. He was a 6-time heavy weight champion.

ERBoH Bio


Sugar is sweet and so is honey and Macho Man is on a ROLL THAT CAN'T BE STOPPED!! My real name is Randall Mario Poffo, but I turned into the MACHO MAN when I started wrestling for the WWF. And I was the best, YOU HEAR ME? Everyone else out there is garbage! Garbage! I was the world heavy weight champion six times! I also did a lot of TV and voice over work because of my deliciously raspy voice! OH YEAHHHHH! Which reminds me, SNAP INTO A SLIM JIM! Workin' for Slim Jim too was barely healthier than wrestling, but it was good to be back on TV and SHOUTIN' ABOUT THINGS! Unfortunately, I died recently due to a massive heart attack while driving. It just makes me wanna give the biggest DAMN elbow drop of its crappy, little LIFE! OHHH YEAHHHH!

Verse 1:


Oh, yeah, it's about to get real

Watch me snap into a Slim Jim, Kim Jong-il

I don't like to hit little bitches with glasses

But when midgets step up, I stomp midget asses

The Macho Man, there is no equal!

So spend less time rapping and start feeding your people

Punk! I'll elbow drop your whole nation

On behalf of the entire World Wrestling Federation

Oh yeah!

Trivia

 * Macho Man is the first rapper to back up another rapper (Hulk Hogan).
 * He is also the first rapper to pass away after the rap battle was released.
 * He's the first and only rapper so far to not be introduced at the start of the battle, yet he has his own title card.
 * During his cameo in Epic Rap Battles of History 15, Macho Man's only line is "You wrote eighty-seven songs with the same chord progression," which he says it alongside Lloyd.
 * He appeared as a ghost in an unofficial ERB News with the real Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant (played by Lloyd) and Leonardo Da Vinci.