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#3 Bryan Danielson reveals the possibility of using the 'yes' chants in AEW

What a moment and what an ovation when @bryandanielson appeared last night at #AEWAllOut! If you missed the historic All Out PPV, order the replay: https://t.co/29mWMvL76S pic.twitter.com/tQTrxSfzul

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 6, 2021

Bryan Danielson doesn't think he will be using the iconic 'yes' chants in AEW.

The former WWE superstar sat alongside Tony Khan at the media scrum following the AEW All Out pay-per-view. Bryan stated that the rights to those chants might belong to Vince McMahon's promotion.

The former member of Team Hell No added that he still respects who he worked for and won't do anything that would contradict his ethics:

"I mean, it was awesome. I don't know. I guess we're gonna have to talk about it, whether I can do it or not do. So, I don't know if that's possible. One of the things that I do try to respect is because like I said, I appreciate the people I worked for before and respecting their intellectual property and that sort of thing. And so, try making sure I don't contradict any of that. Fans doing it is great, but I'm not sure if I'm doing it," Bryan Danielson said.

So sureal seeing @WWEDanielBryan with @AEW . This is such a game changer. #AEWAllOut pic.twitter.com/XUdbb2rGhv

— David LaGreca (@davidlagreca1) September 6, 2021

Despite Bryan Danielson possibly ruling out the possibility of bringing yes chants, AEW President Tony Khan stated that those chants might not be their intellectual property:

"Not that we are saying that it's necessarily their intellectual property. But if it were then," Tony Khan said.

Bryan Danielson's breathtaking debut prompted every fan at All Out to pop out of their seats. In fact, the arena erupted with yes chants, which was itself nostalgic for everyone watching on that night.