Vic Damone. Jr
Don't support the phonies, support the real
Since the early 80's, beginning with the very first Wrestlemania, celebrities have been associated with WWE. Some have been fans while others made an appearance just for the paycheck. However, no one ever hears about a celebrity having issues with WWE people. Snoop Dogg has no problem speaking his mind and not even a WWE executive producer can tell him what to do
Bruce Prichard, on his podcast, related a story where Snoop Dogg cussed out Kevin Dunn at a Girls Gone Wild show that had partnered up with WWE
"But the funniest story of it all for those — everybody knows Kevin Dunn was the/is the executive producer for WWE and Kevin was executive producer for this. And Snoop Dogg — they were all warned ahead of time — ‘listen cops are going to be out in force — no drugs! And when we say ‘no drugs’ that means marijuana too because apparently, that’s a drug… apparently, it’s illegal in Texas. So the cops and the state troopers and all this s— had come in and said ‘hey, you know we smell one damn joint, anything coming in we’re going to arrest people. We see any underage people drinking we’re arresting them and this show’s gonna be done with.”
“So Snoop shows up a couple of hours late. Rolls up, billows of smoke coming out of the limo, so on and so forth. And as the legend goes, Kevin Dunn is beside himself because Snoop has missed all the rehearsals. [Snoop’s] showing up, they’re getting ready to go live and Kevin is trying to explain to Snoop what he’s got to do for that night. And Snoop is just standing there staring off into the distance puffing on a cigar. And Kevin is getting madder and madder because Snoop won’t acknowledge him and finally Snoop, without ever looking at him goes: ‘hey motherf*****, just because I ain’t looking at you don’t mean I ain’t hearing you! I got this s***!’ And he f***** just walked off.”
Vince getting blown up
and Bruce was so deeply entrenched that he's got that 'Stockholm Syndrome' kicking in to defend Vince's bullshyt at times
The pat patterson impression.
Dusty Rhodes