Keith Lee is reportedly "all in" on the teachings of Darius J. Wright, a self-proclaimed "consciousness explorer" who believes the Egyptian pyramids were created using "laser technology."
"Whatever this is with Keith Lee, it's not some gimmick. When I this summer talked about how the belief was that he had retired – I didn’t say it then because I didn’t have a lot of details but I was basically told about this. That being that whatever this AYDA is, whoever this Darius J. Wright is, I mean, I was basically told Keith is all in on this. He is all in... It’s not a gimmick. He’s deeply into this and that appears to be at least his foreseeable future."
(Source: Wrestling Observer Live)
Keith Lee resurfaces to promote a man who believes the Egyptian pyramids were built with 'laser technology'
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Daniel Radcliffe says he decided to do Guns Akimbo (2019) after reading this scene, where his character has to figure out how to use the bathroom with guns permanently attached to his hands.
“When I got to about page 10 of the script and there was this scene where my character Miles with his new gun-attachment hands has to work out and try to go to the bathroom,” Radcliffe told TheWrap.
That was the moment that convinced him the movie was fully committing to its bizarre premise.
“That was the moment that I was like, ‘You’re fully exploring the premise, I’m in!’”
I wanna do an indie show in a biker bar where buckcherry plays throughout every match New Jack Style and we have girls dancing in cages like old school TNA, and every wrestler has to take 3 shots of Jack Daniel’s in a row before they enter the ring.
These are truly the vibes we need in indie wrestling.