Dylan Bostic just turned Joey Janela into the punchline of his new diss track, and he’s taking shots at everything from Janela’s tough-guy threats to his “Bad Boy” nickname.
After years of talking trash and finally throwing hands in Indianapolis, Bostic is now rubbing that fight in Janela’s face with a song called “Cancel Me.” Bostic dropped the track on social media, and he wasn’t exactly subtle about who he was going after. He even used footage from their January 2025 brawl to promote the release, making sure everyone knew Janela was one of his targets.
“Cancel Me 🥀 is out now on all music platforms.”
But the real shots came in the lyrics. Bostic mocked Janela for threatening him for years, only for things to get physical when they finally crossed paths. He then bragged about flipping a table during their fight and needing a whole group of people to break things up.
“He talked tough for years, said it was gonna be on sight. So I slid through the table, like, ‘Bet, let’s do it tonight.’ I flipped it, whole room went into chaos. I turned into eight, they still couldn’t get me to lay low. They need a whole squad just to stop that scene. Now the clip went viral, I put names on the screen. I came back from the dirt, now I’m back in my prime. I’m the real bad boy, applying pressure too high.”
That last line was another slap at Janela, who’s spent years calling himself “The Bad Boy.” Bostic isn’t just mocking Janela’s threats anymore. He’s trying to take his whole nickname while using their actual fight as ammunition. And Bostic made sure to remind everyone who started flipping furniture that night.
“No warning, I had the whole room shook. I flipped the table, now everybody got a different look. It ain’t deep, still couldn’t keep me out of the frame. Now millions know the face, y’all remember the name.”
The bad blood goes all the way back to December 2020, when Bostic accused AEW of cutting his pay as an extra by 60%. Janela jumped into the mess and took a cheap shot at Bostic’s wrestling career.
“Tbh it’s still $80 more than you were ever paid to wrestle.”
Things only got nastier from there. Janela threatened to confront Bostic if they ever met, while Bostic challenged him to settle their problems in a boxing or MMA fight. Janela refused, claiming Bostic was just desperate for attention.
“Even if Triller offered me 500k I wouldn’t take the fight because I would never give you the publicity, scumbag.”
Well, Bostic eventually decided he didn’t need Janela’s permission. On January 31, 2025, the two got into a wild real-life brawl during GCW weekend in Indianapolis. Footage showed Bostic approaching Janela and flipping a table onto him. Janela threw it back, punches started flying, and Bostic took him to the ground before several people rushed in to separate them. After the fight, Bostic told Ringside News exactly why he confronted Janela instead of waiting for another online argument.
“He talked all that sht, turned down the paid fight, so I pulled up on him in my city Naptown!”*
Janela later released his own footage and claimed Bostic had begged for mercy, so the two obviously aren’t going to agree on who got the better of that fight. But Bostic has now found a new way to embarrass his rival. Janela once claimed he wouldn’t fight Bostic for $500,000 because he didn’t want to give him publicity. Now Bostic is using Janela’s name, their fight footage and his own “Bad Boy” nickname to promote a song.
Five years of trash talk, one actual brawl and now a diss track. Bostic is clearly enjoying getting under Janela’s skin. The guy turned their beef into a song and made Janela’s nickname part of the punchline.
Do you think Dylan Bostic got the last laugh by dropping a diss track on Joey Janela, or should Janela finally answer him? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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