Joe Hendry, a TNA star known for his viral parody songs that poke fun at opponents, recently discussed the mixed reactions to his performances in an interview with Kenny McIntosh. While many fans enjoy his musical antics, Hendry revealed that three wrestlers were upset by his work, including one who physically confronted him during a match and another who left the venue for three hours before returning. He acknowledged that while one wrestler had a valid point about not being briefed beforehand, he believed the fan reaction would ultimately benefit business. Hendry emphasized that he often seeks forgiveness rather than permission for his entrances. Notably, top wrestlers like Kurt Angle and Drew McIntyre appreciated his parodies, with Angle famously loving the humor despite its potential edge. Overall, Hendry's approach to wrestling entertainment continues to generate both support and controversy among his peers.