Side note, cause this cone got me thinking:
The rigid language of this company is actually a verifiable reason to why it continues to not catch on to younger audiences. The way of communicating in the world to later generations has been changing for decades, and at this point being so... WWE about how people talk is why most people aren't really liked. If you can't sound comfortable, you have to at least sound on-trend.
It's why there is a clear vibe difference on NXT with promos. Because some of the people seen as good at promos in NXT aren't actually good at the promo part, but they sound like normal people in this current era and that goes miles for believability. "This contest has spilled out into the WWE Universe" Is not a sentence that someone flipping through is gonna hear and want to see more of. It's alienating.
