History YMMV / NewLegacyInc

* Tearjerker:

** MUAHAHA [[labelnote:Explanation]]The silly laugh that Lemmy does at the beginning of Wrestling/TripleH 's "Time to Play The Game" theme. Became especially popular during the 2019 Rumblethon, where all the nL members in the call always imitated it whenever Triple H entered a Rumble.[[/labelnote]]

* BadassDecay: InUniverse with the New West Ofrica. In the 2k15 universe, they were the most dominant stable on both rosters. In the 2k16 universe, Kofi Kingston and Mark Henry lost to [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits the team of I Dont Fuckin Know]], and their leader Stardust got pinned by Sin Cara after being hit with a Russian leg sweep in his debut, before losing his next match to ''Zack Ryder''.

* FanNickname: The guys and their fans like to give them to certain wrestling moves, including John Cena's Attitude Adjustment (Ballgame), Neville's Red Arrow (Break Orbit), the wheelbarrow facebuster (Fuckbuster), and sitout spinebuster (Gordita Crunch).
** Don't forget Johnny's favorite move: Any wrestler who happens to be a bit...large and does a senton, which has resulted in the move being immortalized as the Big Boy Senton.
*** There's also: The Phoenix Splash (the Feeny), The Ushigoroshi(UshigoroshiNEWJAPANPROWRESTLING), moonsault (Moon-flipping), springboard reverse DDT (the X-Division), the Gore (Thing I Do), and the Falcon Arrow (the Deal, taken from Excalibur from PWG).
** Instead of referring to Mick Foley's famous sock as Mister Socko, a joke led to the boys dubbing it "Mister Condom."

* PromotedFanboy: Duel, Htial, Sprite, and Jericho. All began as chat members who made their names known through various means (such as Htial wiping the floor with Johnny and others during streams or Jericho hosting online Royal Rumble matches) and were eventually welcomed into calls.
** This is widely considered to be a thing of the past however; the group is so tightly-knit now that it's unlikely any chat member will be able to ascend (no pun intended) into nL status ever again.
*** Or so it seemed until Takahata101 of Creator/TeamFourStar began appearing in streams in early 2019.
* ScheduleSlip: Due to the group's choice to never set schedules, a lot of their content tends to be uploaded long after it's taken place, or long after the group's said it could (such as the final part of the 2016 Valentine's tournament almost after Valentine's Day itself). Also quite obvious with Universe Mode - not even counting the NXT series, which has had two episodes (the first in July 2015, the second in January 2016) - where the series' last streamed episode was November 2015, returned for a single set of episodes in March 2016, and has since gone on hiatus again.
** The same thing seems to be happening with their rebooted Universe Mode in WWE 2K17. Universe Mode was brought up as a likelihood during the 2K17 release stream (it didn't); then it was allegedly set to start at some point in the days following the draft on 16 October (it didn't), and as of this writing (17 November) they have yet to start, with fan unease growing as the delay continues.
*** And indeed it has; episodes of 2K17's Universe Mode were recorded on November 20th and as of this writing (1/12/17) nothing else has materialized. We've seen several masturbatory hour-long extreme rules matches though, as if we haven't seen those countless times...
*** Johnny eventually acknowledged on 3/9/17 that Universe was on hiatus, though not officially cancelled, citing the overambition of running three brands combined with the lackluster AI action and lack of storyline spontaneity that was most prevalent in 2K15. Though 2K18 would have a season mode that lasted basically the whole year, it didn't carry on into 2K19 as most of the gang had flat out gotten bored of even doing random match streams of the game within a few months and abandoned it in favor of other games.

* SellOut: Once upon a time the BOYZZZZZ were a group that went untouched by the WWE games developers and never collaborated with the other creators in the WWE games community outside of IRM and HVF, but now the guys regularly show up on streams hosted by the likes of TonyPizzaGuy or MachoT, have added a significant amount of highly-edited material to their streams, and promoting certain things to the extent it feels like blatant shilling.

*** Johnny eventually acknowledged on 3/9/17 that Universe was on hiatus, though not officially cancelled, citing the overambition of running three brands combined with the lackluster AI action and lack of storyline spontaneity that was most prevalent in 2K15.

* NumberTwo: The position moves around a lot, depending on who is available for the call at what times. Slip is considered this by many, seeing as how he was with Johnny during the first UMAD. Jericho assumes this role in the Universe Mode streams.
** Sprite takes this role on the group's Discord server as the only other member besides Johnny who is regularly logged-on and contributes to discussions.

** Dino Winwood has become a Scrappy of his own for a not-insignificant portion of the nL fanbase for his tendency to overrun the others in calls during streams and LIVE REACTIONS™, as well as his inflammatory Homer-esque hateboner for Johnny Gargano, which recently led to Jawnny muting Dino during the main event of a show that was being LIVE REACTIONS™'d that featured Gargano in the main event.

** Big Dick Nick[[labelnote:Explanation]]Former TM-61/TMDK member Nick Miller is beloved by the boys due to him being a supplemental draft pick that was forgotten about in Universe Mode, where they hyped him up as the best wrestler ever. Johnny, being from Philadelphia, took the name from Eagles quarterback Nick Foles, who was given the nickname during the 2018 NFL playoffs.[[/labelnote]]

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome / CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: The nL boys participated in the annual [=TNAid=] charity for breast cancer awareness in 2014, holding a 24 hour stream from August 15 to 16th. Over the course of one day, they went from banned on Twitch to breaking viewer records on Hitbox AND getting a partner sponsorship within MINUTES of showing up, having '''Wrestling/VinceRusso''' as a guest on stream (TWICE!) and exceeding their goal with many wrestlers and entertainers retweeting the stream to show their support.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment[=/=]HarsherInHindsight: {{Wrestling/Batista}} winning the Rumble match in the nL simulation stream of the 2014 ''Wrestling/RoyalRumble''.

** Honestly, the entire group can slide into this sometimes if you're not part of the group's inner circle. This is often seen on the very rare occasions that they ask or invite members of the chat to do things, because even more down to earth members like Johnny will quickly express displeasure or annoyance at the very people he's streaming for in the first place. Though to be fair, some of the people they single out (usually) deserve it for being obnoxious jackasses [[DudeNotFunny trying to act cool]], but sometimes the chat acts little to no different than the [=nL=] members themselves [[FelonyMisdemeanor yet get punished for it]].
*** This particular scrappiness is getting worse in recent Twitch streams; the delay between the stream and chat means viewer interaction is at an all-time low and on the rare occasions the chat gets mentioned outside of the opening or closing of a stream it's often in a negative or dismissive context.

* HilariousInHindsight: The Royal Rumble 2K16 Simulation successfully predicted some stuff, but not in the cases you'd expect:
** Wrestling/RicFlair being inappropriate in some way (being naked in the simulation, and kissing Becky Lynch in the real show).
** The most obvious being [[Wrestling/AJStyles AJ Styles's]] debut.
** [=Jericool222/Jericho=] proclaims "Welcome to the big leagues, kid!", a line said by Wrestling/ChrisJericho the next night on the post-Rumble Raw.

* ScheduleSlip: AAAAAND HOW. Due to the group's choice to never set schedules, a lot of their content tends to be uploaded long after it's taken place, or long after the group's said it could (such as the final part of the 2016 Valentine's tournament almost after Valentine's Day itself). Also quite obvious with Universe Mode - not even counting the NXT series, which has had two episodes (the first in July 2015, the second in January 2016) - where the series' last streamed episode was November 2015, returned for a single set of episodes in March 2016, and has since gone on hiatus again.