"Aged like milk" - Fans roast House of Black member's hypocrisy 3 years after mocking The Judgment Day's WWE inception

Fans recently looked back at an incident when a House of Black member mocked The Judgment Day almost three years ago. With all that has happened recently, they brought up the hypocrisy in the situation.

In April 2022, Edge formed the Judgment Day and brought in Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley as the group's first members. Around the time, Brody King reacted to this and called them a "wish.com" version of the House of Black. The AEW faction was formed in that same year, just a few months beforehand.

On Collision this week, Adam Copeland had a quick interaction with the House of Black and advised the group, seeing as it seemed like they were moving forward from Malakai Black. Fans mentioned how in hindsight, this now looked like hypocrisy as King was now interacting with the exact person he made fun of in 2022.

"Aged like milk," one mentioned.

Many fans responded to the post with some amusing comments.

"And then Judgment Day proceed to become one of the best stables in recent years," said another.

"F***ing hypocrites," a fan claimed.

Others decided to make fun of the tweet. Some decided to call Cope a shell of his former self, while others talked about how Brody King himself could never reach the level of the Judgment Day members.

"COPE and Temu Braun Strowman are Wish versions of pro wrestlers at this point. All while Damian Priest is making playoff promos for the Yankees. Levels," one brought up.

"OLE BRODY WILL NEVER MAKE IT TO THE MAJOR LEAGUES," a fan claimed.

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What did Cope (fka Adam Copeland) say to the House of Black recently?

Last night on AEW Collision, Brody King was with Julia Hart as they were interviewed regarding the future of the House of Black. They were then interrupted by Cope as he had something he wanted to say.

He mentioned how despite their differences in the past, he believed that each member of the group had potential. He seemed to be vouching for Brody as someone who could take the reins from Malakai Black.

It is still unclear what this means for the future of the group, and whether The Rated-R Superstar could be a part of this.