Stone Cold vs. Mr. McMahon gave fans an archetype fight: the Rebel against the Ruler.
Everyone has had a boss. Everyone has wanted to push back. WWE built a story around a feeling the audience already had.
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The Undertaker understood something most brands miss.
Showing up less can make people want you more.
When something is rare, people pay attention the moment it appears. Hermès runs the same play.
Stone Cold vs. Mr. McMahon gave fans an archetype fight: the Rebel against the Ruler.
Everyone has had a boss. Everyone has wanted to push back. WWE built a story around a feeling the audience already had.
#WWE#EverythingIsMarketing
@DuffJuice30 Whole time he didn’t even need confirmation Flip said it lol. He saw it, it’s on camera 😂. “So when you called me a sucka….did you call me a sucka?!!??””
@BreyThaBarbie@JoeBudden I think it can be great. It’s up @JoeBudden avenue and something he’s passionate about. However, he gotta be more of himself in that lane. If you’re going to jump in there, do it with the intangibles you were given. Don’t try to out crime doc the crime docs that already exist.
@thisiskenzo_@FlicksByEd@CalebFromX We disagree there. I dont believe sitting at a memorial for a victim of police brutality and then laughing at a joke about him later is “nitpicking” . As I said, it’s disingenuous.
@thisiskenzo_@FlicksByEd@CalebFromX I think that brings us back to the original point of him laughing at a George Floyd joke. I would hate to think we’re comparing George Floyd jokes to pedophilia jokes. If those two things are equivalent to you in humor then hey, to each his own.
@FlicksByEd@CalebFromX That’s a fair point. I would suggest that next time, maybe not laugh at that particular joke or proclaim that he doesn’t “need to prove to people he cares”. It comes across disingenuous.