@UltimateNoMercy This looks like a cluster, and displaying that many Spirit Meters clutters up the screen. Increasing to 6-8 wrestlers is more reasonable. More wrestlers at once without making it too much of a cluster, and you can adjust the Spirit Meters to fit without cluttering up the screen.
@maskedreviewer May I suggest changing the color of highlighted text to match Royal Rumble on the Genesis? The Genesis version has better contrast between highlighted text and non-highlighted text. If needed, I can provide you with the addresses in memory and hex values to feed to Claude.
@Hoangg07228 @Zara_588 The question doesn't state if anyone left the room, but assuming everyone is still in the room, that would make 11. 5 living people, 5 dead people, and the killer.
@TKOGrp@WWE To all the people giving these three shit for releasing talent, lay off. It wasn't their decision. They don't have any say over who gets hired or fired.
@MissouriYinzer@DMcIntyreWWE If a random person came up to you at a hotel and started recording/photographing you without asking, you wouldn't like it. It's rude and inconsiderate. WWE Superstars don't like it either, and I don't blame them. People need to learn what boundaries are.
@TazMancc@DMcIntyreWWE WWE stars are no different in that they want their space just like we do. Just because they're famous doesn't mean fans can invade their personal space. I'm not the problem. The problem is people who feel entitled to a photo/video wherever and whenever. It don't work like that.
@RustySchacklefo@DMcIntyreWWE@kingmotivatorh How about letting me invade your personal space and see how you like it? Better yet, how about you go to a hotel, invade a random person's space, and see how they like it? WWE Superstars are no different. Fans shouldn't be invading their personal space. That's just rude.
@AntiZiyonism@DMcIntyreWWE Fans didn't pay to see Drew at the hotel. Drew was staying at the hotel and fans ambushed him and shoved cameras in his face without asking. That's just rude. People need to learn boundaries. Unless it's a meet and greet, fans shouldn't be getting all up in his personal space.
@HappyT1meHarry@DMcIntyreWWE You're missing the point. The purpose of the meet & greet was to meet fans, sign autographs, and take photos with them. The hotel wasn't the place for that. Drew was there with his family, in private, and fans bombarded him and shoved cameras in his face without asking. Not cool.
@DMcIntyreWWE The number of comments from entitled pricks who think they're owed a photo/video are disgusting. Just because WWE Superstars are famous, doesn't make it okay to bombard them at the hotel and shove cameras in their faces. They deserve the right to privacy just like anyone else.
@ForeverRed29@cena17thszn Do you know John Cena personally to say what he's like? And how would you like it if someone followed you around while you were shopping and filmed you without your permission? Celebrities deserve the right to be out in public without people up their ass, just like anyone else.
@cena17thszn LOL "I'm famous!" I had to google MoDeen, as I had never heard of him. Apparently, he's a Kick streamer with a history of filming public confrontations. This interaction with John Cena was filmed in 2019. I give Cena credit for handling this in a calm and respectful manner.
@AngkarYearZero@wHaCkEdJW@cena17thszn Because John Cena is famous doesn't mean he has to accept people filming him without permission and invading his personal space. Celebrities are human beings, too. They deserve as much of a right as we do to be out in public without being filmed or photographed the entire time.
@PiperRockelle Okay... but a talent agency represents you and posts on your behalf. Surely, you have a contract with them where they're receiving a commission on your earnings.
@CarlHigbie It's crystal clear from the other angle we've seen that the SUV doesn't touch the ICE agent. The "woah" and him losing control of his camera was just his reaction to the vehicle getting too close to him.
@romanhotell@veizau It's a marketing scheme by Piper's team to recruit more young women for their pimp agency. They're hoping young women will see the posts about what Piper is purportedly making with the help of her agency, and that they'll wanna sign. More women they can make money off of.
@veizau Piper wishes she made $1 million in an hour. The numbers were inflated. Piper and her team were called out for posting a faked statement where whoever edited it forgot to remove a dollar sign. The post was deleted and a new statement was posted with another million added. π€£