Liv Morgan & Dominik Mysterio Discuss Fetty Wap’s Brilliance, Post Malone as Villain
With WrestleMania 42 on the horizon, Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio paused to talk music and careers. The pair spoke with Filmogaz.com’s Carl Lamarre about how songs shaped them.
Hometown and early influences
Morgan returned to Elmwood Park Diner in New Jersey for the conversation. She credited simple comforts like chicken tenders and Shirley Temples for shaping early memories.
She also highlighted the local music scene. Morgan noted that nearby Paterson put Fetty Wap on the map.
Fetty Wap and a claim to “Trap Queen”
Morgan said her hometown heard “Trap Queen” early. She joked that New Jersey had the song before many other places.
That pride underscored how regional music influenced her identity. It also set the tone for the duo’s playlist choices.
West Coast roots and shared tastes
Dominik described a very different musical upbringing. He grew up on 2Pac, Ice Cube, and N.W.A.
He added newer West Coast names like Kendrick Lamar and Game. Together, the couple blends East and West sounds.
Building a mixtape
The Judgment Day duo curated a joint playlist for Filmogaz.com. They mentioned artists from Lil Wayne to 50 Cent.
They also included Abbey Romeo, reflecting diverse tastes. In the interview, Liv Morgan & Dominik Mysterio Discuss Fetty Wap’s Brilliance, Post Malone as Villain and other musical topics.
Wrestling, personas and new music
The chat touched on their first WrestleMania moments and title victories. They also reflected on relationship highlights on screen.
Morgan teased a new single called “Trouble.” She said the song will debut exclusively with Filmogaz.com this week.
Entrance themes and performance
Both were candid about entrance music and character work. Morgan quipped she might sing her entrance theme herself.
Mysterio leaned into his slick, villainous persona. Their contrast remains central to their on-screen chemistry.
Playlist snapshot
- Fetty Wap
- 2Pac, Ice Cube, N.W.A.
- Kendrick Lamar, Game
- Lil Wayne, 50 Cent
- Abbey Romeo
The conversation blended nostalgia with ambition. As WrestleMania approaches, music remains part of their public story.
