4 WWF Stables based on real life

#3. Too Cool

The Too Cool stable was made up of Grandmaster Sexay, Scotty 2 Hotty and Rikishi and the trio was based on the cultural appropriation of African American and Hip-Hop Culture by Caucasian people. Grandmaster Sexay, also known as "Too Sexy" or Brian Christopher was the real-life son of wrestling legend, Jerry Lawler.

Scotty Taylor was better known as Scotty 2 Hotty or "Too Hot". The two joined together to form Too Much. Within a year, the Too Much stable would be joined by Rikishi Fatu, a member of the infamous Anoa'i wrestling family. Together they would win the Tag Team titles as both a duo between Scotty and Grandmaster Sexay as well as Scotty and Rikishi.

While the team was originally villainous, they would become fan favourites due to their growing popularity. The group was known for their mid-match dance breaks and light-hearted nature. Scotty 2 Hotty's finisher, the Worm, would be adopted into the group's mannerisms.

The team had two runs in the WWF, with their original run coming from 1998 to 1999, before they reunited at the turn of the millennium. The trio would reunite a further two times in the subsequent years, the first time defeating 3MB, and the second time when they challenged NXT Tag Team Champions 'The Ascension' in a losing bout.