First Bow Wow, now WWE wrestlers going at...Soulja Boy!

[DaHNIC82]

Lowkey this is part of why the business stays behind on the times and iced out from the rest of pop culture. Instead of these guys trying to capitalize on something like this in a smart way they always get all

And out come the Twitter fingers. This generation stays giving themselves L’s by being hoemotional

Regardless of how we see it. Look at it from their view. These cats be on the road 300 days a year.. They fight and risk their lives to entertain millions everyday and theres no off season..Not to mention their lunatic out of touch chairman.

For somebody to dismiss your craft as phony and fake is a slap in that person face. The bumps, the injuries are real and they tired of having what they do dismissed as some phony shyt.

 

[R=G]

 

[R=G]

Neither reply she gave makes sense and the second one makes it sounds he could hit it on the set of the music video. All these cornballs trying to put their name in the middle of more stupid internet bullshyt.

She's a trip..lol

 

[Cartier Murphy]

Regardless of how we see it. Look at it from their view. These cats be on the road 300 days a year.. They fight and risk their lives to entertain millions everyday and theres no off season..Not to mention their lunatic out of touch chairman.

For somebody to dismiss your craft as phony and fake is a slap in that person face. The bumps, the injuries are real and they tired of having what they do dismissed as some phony shyt.

I’m aware of all that and I’m sympathetic to a point, but it’s 2021. These guys know what they’re signing up for, the pitfalls of their line of work have been well documented in depth and the scrutiny from the public has always been there. It’s not 1983 and the business is still so safe guarded that you’ve gotta slap reporters for calling it fake. Like someone else in here said, the WWE Network has content that specifically shows and tells the inner workings of the business, the lid has been off. At some point, as professional adults in the public eye, you’ve gotta have a level of restraint to stop from getting emotional from a tweet that was pretty harmless all things considered.

Quite frankly, this locker room doesn’t have the heart to confront this, as you put it, lunatic out of touch boss on his shyt. They pretty consistently, however, always go for low hanging fruit to dogpile and attack. Randy Orton and T-Bar () may not have been apart of the Twitter mob that came after Lio Rush when he made an innocent joke at Emma’s expense a few years ago, but their peers did. Just as they did when Dave Meltzer made an off hand awkward remark about Peyton Royce and had virtually the entire WWE locker room coming for his head.

That’s the point I’m making with these guys. Pick your battles. A rapper making a throwaway tweet should be the least of their concerns when every few weeks we get reports of how “unhappy the locker room is” over whatever Vince is doing next, like muscling in on their streaming revenue or cutting talent amidst a pandemic. We never hear about talent being outspoken about any of that but they have time and energy and passion to come at Big Draco

 

[DaHNIC82]

I’m aware of all that and I’m sympathetic to a point, but it’s 2021. These guys know what they’re signing up for, the pitfalls of their line of work have been well documented in depth and the scrutiny from the public has always been there. It’s not 1983 and the business is still so safe guarded that you’ve gotta slap reporters for calling it fake. Like someone else in here said, the WWE Network has content that specifically shows and tells the inner workings of the business, the lid has been off. At some point, as professional adults in the public eye, you’ve gotta have a level of restraint to stop from getting emotional from a tweet that was pretty harmless all things considered.

Quite frankly, this locker room doesn’t have the heart to confront this, as you put it, lunatic out of touch boss on his shyt. They pretty consistently, however, always go for low hanging fruit to dogpile and attack. Randy Orton and T-Bar () may not have been apart of the Twitter mob that came after Lio Rush when he made an innocent joke at Emma’s expense a few years ago, but their peers did. Just as they did when Dave Meltzer made an off hand awkward remark about Peyton Royce and had virtually the entire WWE locker room coming for his head.

That’s the point I’m making with these guys. Pick your battles. A rapper making a throwaway tweet should be the least of their concerns when every few weeks we get reports of how “unhappy the locker room is” over whatever Vince is doing next, like muscling in on their streaming revenue or cutting talent amidst a pandemic. We never hear about talent being outspoken about any of that but they have time and energy and passion to come at Big Draco

Valid points made... Im thinking these guys lashing because they gotta work during a pandemic when they dont want too

 

[Paper Boi]

Soulja Boy better on the mic than anyone in the WWE since LaMelo Ball

 

[Heelish]

We NEED that Bow Wow vs Soulja Boy

I’m still at Rikishi training Bow Wow. When he tells him to sit in the corner

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

Made Alexa Bliss look like a fool. Surprised she didn't go into victim mode after that. Can't stand her annoying ass.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

Alexa would definitely answer Soulja Boy’s DMs

 

[Chris Cool]

@all the wrestling fans acting like soulja tryna use this to be relevant. nikka said a general statement that ain't have shyt to do with them. They're the ones grasping for attention.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Wrote about it. like to read it? here it go

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

Wrote about it. like to read it? here it go

I didn't know you wrote for them

 

[MartyMcFly]

I didn't know you wrote for them

Yeah for almost two months now. Featured column twice a week.

 

[julesocean]

Pure ether.

 

[Superkick Party]

Wrote about it. like to read it? here it go

I forgot all about that Rick Ross cameo where he dapped up Rock outta nowhere on raw