New Black WWE Writer Kenice Mobley: "They Did Not Require Me To Know Anything About Wrestling”

[krackdagawd]

 

[THEREALBRAND]

So a Coli poster exposed this

"its not about race!!!!"

the girl on the bottom is one of the other black women that got hired at the same time as Kenice in early June who the IWC unsuccessfully attempted to cancel before this latest situation by the way

Oh no, the IWC pissed off Milk Dud Papi

 

[Kang Deezy]

This writer was extremely immature. She has no one to blame but herself.

 

[AMcV'88]

First off, as mediocre as AEW is, it's still better than WWE

stopped reading right there..
c'mon now, theres no need to lie. most of the people who watch AEW don't even believe that.

 

[TRIPLE M]

She did herself in
You can’t make a mockery of your company with lack of awareness and also admit you’re only doing it for the money and saying it on a podcast

 

[GunRanger]

 

[Hey_zeus]

Why doesn't the E pay for a select few of retired wrestlers to take writing classes? Bridge the gap a bit with writing team

 

[Mook]

She did herself in
You can’t make a mockery of your company with lack of awareness and also admit you’re only doing it for the money and saying it on a podcast

She wasn't funny about it either.

 

[DANJ!]

You just contradicted yourself.

You just admit that it's better for people in the business, who actually do know the shyt to be the ones writing the show.

Well, look at the best bookers, they were "fans".

Guys like Cornette, Heyman, Rhodes, Jarrett, Watts, etc. . .were all wrestling fans before they got in the business.

They didn't just walk off the street and decide they were going to write wrestling.

How is that a contradiction? That's what I'm referring to... people who didn't just show up and start making creative decisions because they watched it on TV. All those people you named actually had to become part of the business and get a better understanding of it than "I want the guys i like to win". They were able to write actual storylines, think of characters, build feuds... not "I want the guys I like to win", which is what it usually boils down to with most "fans" who think a better show is one where their favorites are winning whether it even makes sense or not. Totally different things.

 

[The Amerikkkan Idol]

And how do you write wrestling for WWE?

What is so complex about wrestling storylines and the themes used within them that are different from everyday life? We're talking about a company that signed off on and aired giving birth to a hand necrophilia and Carlito running into a wall amongst other things.

How do you write rap for Def Jam Records?

What is so complex about talking over a beat and themes of street life?

We're talking about a company that had the Beastie Boys singing about "brass monkeys"

See how ridiculous that sounds?

stopped reading right there..
c'mon now, theres no need to lie. most of the people who watch AEW don't even believe that.

I do and I do.

AEW is mediocre, but I'm not actively angered by it's stupidity the way I am when I used to watch WWE

They're just amateurish.

WWE is an actively offensively bad

How is that a contradiction? That's what I'm referring to... people who didn't just show up and start making creative decisions because they watched it on TV. All those people you named actually had to become part of the business and get a better understanding of it than "I want the guys i like to win". They were able to write actual storylines, think of characters, build feuds... not "I want the guys I like to win", which is what it usually boils down to with most "fans" who think a better show is one where their favorites are winning whether it even makes sense or not. Totally different things.

But those guys were all fans first, right?

They weren't comedy writers who had never watched wrestling before.

That's my point.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

How do you write rap for Def Jam Records?

What is so complex about talking over a beat and themes of street life?

We're talking about a company that had the Beastie Boys singing about "brass monkeys"

See how ridiculous that sounds?




I do and I do.

AEW is mediocre, but I'm not actively angered by it's stupidity the way I am when I used to watch WWE

They're just amateurish.

WWE is an actively offensively bad




But those guys were all fans first, right?

They weren't comedy writers who had never watched wrestling before.

That's my point.

I was asking you how do you write wrestling? As you like typing so much thinking you would give examples of intricacies and nuances and your deflected answer and example is early days of hip-hop and a song from 35 years ago about an alcoholic drink and partying/having a good time.

 

[Metal Face]

A Coli poster really got someone from WWE fired

 

[John Reena]

She got herself fired. U don’t get on a media platform and talk about your employer and ya fellow employees like that. That’s common sense.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

That podcast excerpt was so bad. It just showed a total lack of awareness. Even if you know zero about a company you’re going into, you keep that to yourself, not actually verbalize it. And she did it in almost a bragging way. Anyone would get fired for that.

 

[FunkDoc1112]

She got herself fired. U don’t get on a media platform and talk about your employer and ya fellow employees like that. That’s common sense.

Write, like you don't even know the name of one of their world champions?