The news of Hulk Hogan's passing has shocked the wrestling world. Now, an AEW personality has seemingly taken a subtle dig at him.Chris Hero (FKA Kassius Ohno) appeared to react to Hulk's tragic passing. Very few professional wrestlers have had a significant impact in the industry like Hulk Hogan. He was a massive draw in the 1980s and was able to sell out arenas worldwide. He was a complete package, particularly in terms of his wrestling gimmick and character. However, Chris Hero, who currently works for AEW as a producer, took to social media to take a subtle dig at the WWE Hall of Famer. He posted a screenshot of the Spotify player playing Young Jeezy's song "I Luv It" with a snowman and musical notes emojis in the caption.Check out his tweet here:This was the exact song that Hulk Hogan was seen rapping in his car during his reality show, Hogan Knows Best, on VH1. The episode in question was the fourth episode of Season 4, which aired on August 12, 2007. Today, Hero took a deep dive into Hogan's past to choose this particular song for his post. When the episode aired, Hogan faced backlash from fans for rapping along to the lyrics of the song, which contained specific phrases that were unacceptable to the broader audience.Hogan was responsible for shining a big spotlight on the industry, making it mainstream. His size and strength captivated audiences, and he was great at cutting promos. It's unlikely that there will ever be another wrestler whose star power transcends multiple generations.Our thoughts and prayers are with Hogan's friends and family.