JIM ROSS: WWE had no choice but to implement a dress code

[@mrsunshine6936]

All WWE wrestlers are independent contractors, not employees. Therefore they shouldn’t have been able to enforce a dress code.

[@buckiemohawk3643]

its effing stupid, most just adhere a little to it but the whole thing was just dumb af.

[@dcb_75]

True - you dress according to the requirements of the job. If it requires safety gear, you need to wear it but the company can't specify a brand or anything like that. Since this wasn't when they were on tv, wwe really had no say.

[@mr.x9566]

👍🏽 "it's not in my contract".

[@joemckim1183]

@@dcb_75 And you have people who get like 4 or 5 hours of sleep the night before who also have to find time to get in a workout and drive 200 miles to be doing all of that while basically in a suit.

[@boltbrady]

True, but just like you don’t “have” to dress up, they don’t “have“ to book you.

[@TheBigExclusive]

I disagree. Wrestlers showing up in their own dress adds to the personality and mystique of the wrestler. Stone Cold Steve Austin showing up in jeans and boots and a vest enhanced his "redn3ck" persona.

[@ConstanceOhara]

Yup I agree.... Let them wear whatever they want. If it's that big a deal how they are perceived then there should be rules on how they treat the fans too...

[@GhostWalker-tl5sy]

I agree, for some characters it’d actually look phony for them to dress nice

[@phillysfinest215]

It’s all a work

[@zanderotn8212]

It would be nice if wrestlers dressed according to their mystique. The reality is that a lot of wrestlers looked like S during traveling and this is what Jim Ross is talking about. I agree with Ross on this one.

[@seantaylor424]

Edge and Molly made a good point about travel accommodations also improving public perception. I don't think business casual clothing is going to make any of the wrestlers look better if they're still driving their own cars or getting cheap airline travel. Ric Flair was also given money to spend on the suits, travel and fine-dining, so I wouldn't say he's a shining endorsement of a mandated dress code.

[@ConstanceOhara]

Yes and isn't flair bankrupt now??

[@derekwilliams1066]

I have to agree with Molly Holly. If you want to force your INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS to dress a certain way to look "more successful," then the company should be willing to shell out a little more money for individual LUXURY rental cars and first class airline accommodations. But I see how it is - Vince is all A-OK with making the talent spend their own money on nicer clothes, but he's unwilling to spend a little of his own to get them better travel accommodations.

[@boltbrady]

@@derekwilliams1066 Vince was also willing to feature them on his television platform to have them in the six to seven figure neighborhood in the first place.

[@michaelclark587]

​@boltbrady Vince also liked screwing people over for his own amusement.

[@truthiscensored]

Wearing suits go against certain Wrestler Character Image like Stonecold and Taker, and Kane.

[@gobblox38]

To be fair, Undertaker used to wear a funeral suit as his gimmick.

[@thatboybear]

Until he was Corporate Kane, but that was part of the gimmick.

[@SignificantTest]

This is about control and hypocrisy. If you're on TV ok dress nice. But if I'm slogging through an airport or on a 10 hour road trip f you I'm dressing comfortable. Times like that I really wish the wrestlers HAD formed a union and stuck it to corporate.

[@ConstanceOhara]

Agree!!!

[@hartiwanger9176]

Hogan made sure that didn't happen.

[@Tim85-y2q]

The thing is not every wrestlers image is the same. Some guys look like a million bucks dresses up. Others just look odd because that's not who they're supposed to be.

[@epicproportionsmediaproduc6697]

It used to be that not every wrestler's image is not the same. Not so much with today's 'cookie cutter' personas.

[@piscinaiv7937]

Molly and Edge griping about the chintzy rental car and coach travel had valid points. I'm guessing there was no additional 'clothing allowance' budgeted--funny when the extra cost was on the independent contractor it was "all for it" but when travel cost on the company came into play...

[@stacymirba1433]

I noticed that JR spent rambled on for 12 minutes about talent their own money on expensive clothing for themselves but ignored how the company couldn't spend money for first class accommodations, airfare, and rental cars. That sure is strange.

[@chrishollister80]

Even in another company, JR will always be a WWE shill. I often lose respect for JR, this is yet another example as to why.

[@SkiddMark777]

I noticed he's a millionaire and you're not

[@Rj-pw7zs]

Forcing them to waste money on clothes they don't want just for "image" is ridiculous.

[@tombennett1673]

JR never had a problem with anything the guy who signed his checque said and did

[@Tim85-y2q]

And still doesn't.

[@charlesharris7865]

horse shit take. there are plenty of videos with JR disagreeing with Vince on numerous occasions.

[@captainxcast]

He’s a bootlicker

[@thatboybear]

It’s less about shilling for Vince than it is shilling for that old school mentality Vince and the like represent. He’s disagreed with Vince on several things on this podcast, especially with talent and angle bookings, but there’s certain stuff he’s just to entrenched in his ways about to see differently.

[@mikegeiler2347]

Having your wrestlers show up in business casual will NOT improve the image of your product with the general public. You still put on tights and play fight. They will still look down on you if they aren’t fans.

[@TheBigExclusive]

You guys expect wrestlers like Rikishi to wear a suit? Lmao

[@Tim85-y2q]

That's what always seemed stupid about this to me. Having a dress code is one thing but with a bunch of wrestlers with abnormal proportions, tattoos, weird gimmick hairstyles etc. business casual just makes them look more out of place. If anything they should be expected to dress in line with whatever image they're trying to put across.

[@cb3648]

@@Tim85-y2q Mick Foley having to do this would be hilarious.

[@lilhellasmoke]

Rikishi is actullay very stylish, have you seen his fits from the 90s??

[@kentuckyrex]

​@@cb3648 ah, don't tell me you don't remember Corporate Dude! He had the frosted hair, some fake teeth. He really cleaned up for that gimmick. I'm sure Mick would go all in.

[@Hustle9848]

I absolutely HATE that places of employment, schools, etc. feel as if they have the ability to dictate how people spend their money and things they CAN and CAN NOT do outside of work, school etc.

[@michaelshelton5488]

Much like Kevin Nash, JR never had a problem with the dress code

[@deangelobailey5863]

That dress code was a great worker, always like a night off being booked with him.

[@thatboybear]

@@deangelobailey5863😂 Now that was funny.

[@ryanvannice7878]

I thought the wrestlers were independent contractors. While i agree with the thinking, i disagree that the company had any authority over dress.

[@ithinkaboutthings9052]

I remember Flair and so many of the other guys taking immense pride in sporting a Rolex and a Haliburton and a big car. Granted, some went overboard and did not save a dime. But we all make choices.

[@MrNexor-cj8gs]

I would have shown up in a tuxedo, complete with waistcoat and pocket square.

[@mr.x9566]

And a top hat, cane and monocle 🧐 👌🏼

[@GenX6887]

Just like Howard Finkle always used to wear. And it would've made sense for Ted Dibiase to wear a tux too.

[@aaronpoliwoda8054]

I’d show up in the suit from Dumb and Dumber.

[@truthiscensored]

Personally I think they was copying the NBA Dress Code. Wouldn't be surprised if the same Investors were part of both

[@thatboybear]

That NBA bs was bull and hella questionable. I’m not wholly convinced there wasn’t an underlying racial component

[@tagz3924]

@@thatboybearit was definitely racial after Allen iverson the nba wanted to move away from that type of image because they notice other players like LeBron and and Kevin Garnett dressing the same

[@oaoa3953]

Id be mad as hell. Jim Ross trying to sell horseshit as ice cream

[@CatsClaw44]

I love how WWE and promoters wanted wrestlers to pretend that they doing well instead of paying them according to their talents and ability and allowing them to ACTUALLY do well. A lot of those guys would have dressed well in their own if they were actually taken of by the company.

[@joemckim1183]

The dress code is kind of dumb. They're professional wrestlers and not bankers. I don't care if a pro wrestler shows up to the event in casual clothing if I'm a fan. Especially when the wrestlers character isn't that kind of a character.

[@Flynntastica]

As JR gets older it is easy to see how much of a boot licker he's always been. Completely ignores the Steve Austin comparison. Looking at him now defending all the AEW issues now.

[@Little88Mac]

I would want proof that the talent wearing suits/dressing better actually increased their value. Did they garner endorsements they previously didnt before the dress code?

[@mikegeiler2347]

I guarantee not a single one. Nor did anyone “mainstream” change their opinion of wrestling because of it.

[@Little88Mac]

​@mikegeiler2347 comparing it to other athletes in sports when they make far higher guarantees and everything is taken care of by the team is hilarious. Also, the imagine of "real" sports athletes vs how the general public views wrestlers. No one cares if wrestlers wear suits in public unless it's like an appearance on a news or media program where it can actually make sense

[@piltonbadger9897]

Not all WWE wrestlers are successful though? I can't imagine the mid-card and jobbers are making 7 figures+ a year.

[@boltbrady]

That’s like saying “not all NFL players are successful“. And it’s harder to get into WWE than it is the NFL. If you are in WWE, you have reached the pinnacle of sports entertainment no matter where you are on the card.

[@piltonbadger9897]

@@boltbrady Bro the average NFL salary varies between $2.5 million and $8.9 million. Mid card wrestlers start at $250k... Brock Lesnar earned $12 million for his contract with WWE.

[@boltbrady]

@@piltonbadger9897 Slacks and dress shirt will run you about $50; that’s what I wear to work. I’ll be generous and say someone wants to “ball out“ and say it’s $100. If dressing professional (like most jobs require) is what’s breaking these guys’ banks, there’s money management issues.

[@boltbrady]

@@piltonbadger9897 Slacks and a dress shirt run $50 (that’s what I wear to work every day), but I’ll be generous and say you have to “dress the part” and it runs $100. These guys are still making six figures and were asked to dress just like the rest of the workforce. If that’s what’s breaking the bank, there’s money management issues.

[@AlexBrovo]

Well Jim, if you ever hit a gym, you’d understand not all of them have showers so jumping right into a suit doesn’t make sense

[@SkiddMark777]

Well Alex, I'm pretty sure these guys are hitting gyms that are not meant for poor people😂

[@johnliberty3647]

I would quit a high paying job if someone tried to control my footwear. Let me wear clean jeans and a polo shirt with sneakers or find someone else. Since I got out of the military I decided I needed to wear easy comfy clothes. Polo shirts are a great balance. As easy as a tee shirt with a touch of class. Jeans can be warm or cool depending on the thickness of the denim. When it’s cold out I ain’t wearing dress pants. As far as shoes.. most important is the footwear. Dressing your feet to look pretty can have life long health effects. I don’t need your job I can grow my own food and enough surplus to cover property taxes.

[@boltbrady]

@@johnliberty3647 Footwear is the directive that’s going to drive such a decision? Lol right.

[@johnliberty3647]

You will see what I mean as you age. Poor footwear can lead to life in one of those funky senior citizen scooters. Take care of your feet

[@boltbrady]

@@johnliberty3647 I agree, but there’s THOUSANDS of dress shoe options. Hardly anything to quit a six or seven figure salary job over.

[@NYCNY92]

What if someone told JR to lose weight for a better appearance

[@kscod6108]

That would be a big deal because it affects him. The dress code was not because it didn't affect him.

[@RingsideLogic]

Dressing up for a 9-5 shift is one thing. Dressing up when your talent is on the road 300 days a year while having to workout to maintain size and work through injury is a different story. If the company is going to make them travel so much, at least let them be comfortable.

[@leoh1191]

But you didn't answer the question..did stone cold wear a suit

[@mayomonkey-gen1]

My favorite part of Hulk Hogan, Macho Man, Ultimate Warrior, Roddy Piper, Road Warriors etc. was how they all were always in slacks and dress shirts. I don't know if I could of taken them serious as a revenue driven athlete.

[@ericcombs4007]

piper hogan and savage didn't wear slacks and dress shirts savage was usually in blue jeans and cowboy boots watch and interview he did back in the 80s on any today show piper was usually in his leather jacket and blue jeans hogan same blue jeans and boots and if hogan did dress up the sleeves were always cut off the suit

[@mayomonkey-gen1]

@@ericcombs4007 do you understand sarcasm?

[@pip7967]

Big cars Flipflops, golds t shirt, zubas... im listening... as someone with no sense of fashion.

[@EddieJay_1312]

I HATE! Dressing up for anything! I dress down and I dress baggy. That would have been a pain in the azz "Business casual" 🤦🏻‍♂️🤮

[@darkdragonsoul99]

How exactly can you enforce jackshit with independent contractors ?

[@basedpatriarch]

Fines

[@darkdragonsoul99]

@@basedpatriarch if there wasn't already a dress clause in the contract how are you going to enforce the fine?

[@basedpatriarch]

@@darkdragonsoul99 they screwed them out of entire video game royalties.

[@basedpatriarch]

@@darkdragonsoul99 look at just fining independent contractors.

[@crucifixmegabuster95]

I always appreciated athletes and wrestlers showing up in a nice suit or a nice polo something professional. Hell even if a guy showed up in a lethal jacket or something. Create a aura

[@garyrucker5754]

It doesn’t increase the value if you take away from the kayfabe aspect of their character: I.e. Austin, Taker, Shawn. If those guys are showing up in suits, how do you buy their gimmicks if they don’t coincide with each other? It just doesn’t make sense and was away of cleaning up the image of WWE; not the talent. At least be honest about it JR.

[@mikekling7144]

This didn't last 😂

[@ijdgaf323]

Says the guy who was on tv every week wearing a cowboy hat, who was sitting next to a grown man wearing a crown.

[@terrypetering4764]

What didn't help was the stories I heard about the late Adrian Adonis. There were claims that he lived the Adorable gimic 24/7. Everywhere he went.

[@JSmithRecords]

I understand both perspectives, but honestly if you're making 6 (some of them 7) figures, you should have no problem wearing some dam slacks and dress shirt for a few hours.

[@EscapeTheRules]

Wives of wrestlers thanking them for the dress code because it "made their husbands look more successful" sounds so shallow and vain.

[@brentmccaleb431]

Taking pride in how good your spouse looks isn't vain, it's vain to focus Solely on looks

[@ConstanceOhara]

I don't believe that shit

[@Tim85-y2q]

It sounds made up is what it sounds.

[@NYCNY92]

@@brentmccaleb431 meanwhile their husbands are on tv being busted open ! Please shut the hell up! There profession doesn’t require this. It’s like asking a doctor to dress like wrestler

[@1776Sledge]

I agree with a dress code policy. It's all intended to make the company look good.

[@basedpatriarch]

But they aren't good.

[@seansines]

And what does shitting on someone’s head do for the companies image?

[@turdferguson2839]

JR really shouldn't be talking about looks and judging people based on their looks because he would be unemployed if he was judged on his looks. Andre the giant rode in the back of a van on a bean bag chair and he did pretty well, does anyone remember what car Hulk or the Rock drove to the arena?

[@NYCNY92]

He’s ridiculous he would eat Vince shit at this pointv

[@NYCNY92]

He’s ridiculous he would eat Vince shit at this point

[@nachoman]

total bullshit. couldn't give 2 shits what i see a wrestler wearing at an airport.

[@rondoughhowell6442]

Well this is how somethings are in the corporate world ,and also professional sports teams and college teams have to do the samething especially teams like the Yankees so it is what it is

[@abandoandahellcat]

So you have to pretend to be successful. WWE went full-Rtard. Vince is a billionaire he can wear whatever but there are plenty of wrestlers not making alot of money so what’s the point in dressing up ?

[@ithinkaboutthings9052]

I don’t think anyone in current WWE is making less than $175K and McMahon was not a “billionaire” at the relevant time. There are a whole bunch of working people in America earning a third of what the talent were paid that somehow manage to show up for work at a call center or other office setting away from customers view. They can handle going business casual. You have to understand that I am part of the last generation that dressed in what today’s business world calls business casual just to fly across the country for a vacation or something.

[@mikeg2491]

@@ithinkaboutthings9052This is how I feel when I hear marks whining about wrestlers and no health insurance. There are millions of people like myself who buy our own health plan and make way less than what wrestlers do yet we make do. Not having a perk provided by a boss doesn’t mean it’s not obtainable.

[@refrigeraterjomes]

@@mikeg2491 Thanks to people like Rick Rude, wrestlers are barred from most insurance companies.

[@danielwilson9724]

I guarantee that somebody like Undertaker would NEVER be made to wear a suit as he shouldn't, could u imagine?? 🤣

[@michaelshelton5488]

He wore suits, complete with a purple tie. 🤣

[@danielwilson9724]

@@michaelshelton5488 I'd have to see that shit lol

[@tritchie6272]

If I understood what I've heard correctly,he helped encourage some of the guys to dress better.

[@michaelshelton5488]

@@danielwilson9724 That was literally his character for a while. Black suit, with a black wide brimmed hat, purple tie, and purple gloves

[@michaelshelton5488]

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[@JoeGamer81]

The wrestlers were right about this one. JR is even using the Cadillac as an example of what success looks like, but balks at WWE providing better accommodations for talent.

[@rancidcrawfish]

You can tell who the fry cooks are in the comments. Business casual doesn't mean you have to wear a suit ffs

[@Kaihatdiemacht]

Success was evident except when success was denied purposely for decades. I currently work in a career where I'm required to appear in clothing I can barely afford.

[@dcb_75]

You know what might have worked a little better? Telling the people dressing like slobs to stop dressing like slobs and let the rest dress however. Easy for management to say when most of them are not on the road all week. This was trying to look corporate - you know it was a dumb idea when even the fans look at it and go "huh? You want them to dress how? Why?"

[@mikeg2491]

I didn’t know this was a thing and find it ridiculous. You’re correct, just wear a good pair of clean tennis shoes, jeans and a t shirt when traveling that’s not slobbish. Not even NBA ball players are wearing suits on the plane even though they traditionally have to dress for formal events where cameras are around.

[@wingedhussar1453]

Its eqsoer to make q policy for all them checking out and telling one guy

[@dcb_75]

@@wingedhussar1453 no, it is easier for management. I've seen it in a ton of places - everyone gets punished because 1 person does something wrong but management is too scared to call them out so they use the "if there is one, there will be others" mindset to do stuff like this. Deal with the person directly, don't share the blame and punishment.

[@fm2773]

Tim Duncan never liked dressing up much either, he was mainly a jeans guy and casual!! I hate when companies enforce a “certain” dress code and force you into wearing what they want! No thanks, all money isn’t good money!! I’ll turn down certain jobs if the dress code is too restrictive, and especially if they aren’t providing and paying for said clothes that they want you to wear.

[@carl0maldonado46]

I will say I probably feel more bad for the female talent. I can’t imagine just dressing up nicely with heels and finishing up their make up that takes 10 or more minutes. Just to arrive at arena or be on a plane.

[@clachapelle]

JIM IS MISSING THE POINT OF MAKING RULES FOR "INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS", NORMAL INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS WOULD TELL YOU TO SCREW OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DaveGriffin-nr3nx]

Yeah and you will get released by vince

[@ChrisJohnson-x1x]

Cody has 3 attire's like a video game character. Suit, ring attite, and his come to the rescue attire (draw-string hoodie and jogging pants).

[@wingedhussar1453]

Triple h wants disciplone back. This isbdef a triple h thing. He really cares gor the bussines and wants his wrestlers to look the part

[@danielrierson6683]

Every time I wear a nice suit people always assume I’m a ric fair fan😂😂😂

[@AspirantVeeVee]

you want to upgrade the image of your talent, then upgrade the talent, give them the money to do the things you want them to do rather than giving them another expense.

[@ea9-g5y]

Think about how different the wrestling business would have been been when in 1984 or 85 Vince McMahon wanted to do Saturday nights event, so NBC said oh OK so all of your performers are in the actors guild, right? We can't have these guys on on a regular basis if they're not on the actors guild? I mean they need that for their health insurance don't they? Imagine there could be no unless all of the guys perform were in SAG. That may have actually saved wrestling.

[@ea9-g5y]

I can't believe it's 2025 and nobody has voice to text that works. It's all crap.

[@axelfoley2061]

I don't agree with a dress code. They worked them guys almost to death back then. Let em show up in a tee shirt and flip flops if they are comfortable in it. Vince made a killing off them guys.

[@SteeleWars]

Odd how JR still kisses Vince’s boot.

[@Guitarist888]

4:14 is Conrad alright? What’s with the rocking back and forth like he’s anxious?

[@brianblueskye9715]

I respect this idea and agree that it will increase your value, both professionally and personally. But I don’t think pro wrestling is the proper profession to institute something like this.

[@Filmation77]

A lot of modern Hollywood Actors slog around, as compared to OLD hollywood where you had to be dressed up to even take out the trash. I personally as a fan didnt care because they're not Hollywood performers, they're rough and Tumble professional wrestlers

[@josecasarez6318]

Well hello wwe,maybe after wrestling 300 + days a year they dont give a f#$@ abiut dressing lol 😂😂😂🎉

[@MatthewKonvict]

I love JR but I do believe for specifically evolution it was Triple H maybe not the rest of the roster but I have no doubt you’re not seeing Randy or Dave in gym shorts for a reason.

[@dionruffin3996]

They get paid enough to wear suits

[@SkiddMark777]

Good on them for implementing it.

[@azapro911]

The WWF had their most successful era when they let their talent roster be individuals and dress how they wanted to. Suddenly it had to come back because Vince wanted everyone to look like stock brokers? Pfft.

[@GeorgeSquare]

how many times does JR want to mention wives shopping in a 10-minute video

[@sddingo6538]

Perception is everything. I think the dress code was good. Look like a star get treated like a star and people pay money to see stars 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@SuperDrJeckyl]

JR is wrong here. People don't care what they are wearing to the arena. Put on a good product and nobody cares.

[@danielrierson6683]

But would the guys sell more merchandise wearing their own stuff?

[@MrMoanyPants]

i will listen to JR but this is one those times i have to disagree with him. Wearing a suit doesnt make them look successful at all, it just makes them look all the same like theres nothing special about any of them, at least in their own stuff you'd get to see a part of them.

[@1980redkremlin]

Did he answer Jericho's question? Was Austin given an exemption??

[@jarrodwhite2053]

Compete to dress up but their still at the bottom of the list and don't make the same as Stone Cold , JR trying to ignore the fact even if a wrestler does follow the dress code their value to the company doesn't mean nothing

[@shadowlord5574]

They wanted the talent to dress up for image at the same time they was paying for ridiculous implants for the woman wrestlers.

[@kencarr2190]

Dam jr realy all about the wifes he just keeps going on about the wifes were happy the dam wides dont work for you

[@porchtalk1054]

Difference is the NFL guys are getting a pension.

[@blankblank1921]

Don't get me wrong I love Jim Ross as much as everybody else does but doesn't he work for another company? So why is he always talking about the WWE??

[@phillysfinest215]

They had to buy wrestling attire and casual attire wow they should get paid 1 mill annually

[@JamesMMcCann]

Zubaz was owned by Animal in part, wasn't it?

[@StrikeBuster-b2b]

If you don't like it you can always go work somewhere else.

[@tritchie6272]

So basically they were being asked to look and act Professional?

[@ithinkaboutthings9052]

Lol. Yep. Imagine a boss telling people to project a certain image in a business that is almost 100% about projecting an image.

[@mikegeiler2347]

⁠@@ithinkaboutthings9052seeing the undertaker in business casual ruins whatever image he’s trying to project on TV

[@Viewmaster147]

No, they wanted professional wrestlers to dress like politicians.

[@wingedhussar1453]

​@@ithinkaboutthings9052to mcuh for some people to do lol

[@ithinkaboutthings9052]

@@mikegeiler2347 Really? Just how many folks would see him in slacks, nice shirt and shoes? That’s not his look in front of the camera.

[@gobblox38]

I don't get this dress code. If the company enforced a dress code according to a gimmick, then sure. Have a "high class" character start dressed up while traveling. If the character is trailer park trash, make them wear pajama pants and a wife beater. If the character is a working class stiff, blue jeans and boots.

[@garethcullen9604]

Tears are streaming down my face lol😂

[@Wolversquall]

Cena did t follow the dress code

[@fauxbro1983]

Mankind in a pressed 3 piece suit would breK kayfabe

[@danferrazbr]

lol WWE so petty as a company

[@gfunkjunkie16]

So what about undertaker and kane

[@kencarr2190]

Yea how can you have a dress code for independent contractors

[@justaguy5770]

Are the women expected to dress business casual or are they able to wear underwear?

[@ProtomanButCallMeBlues]

They're not employees

[@100thedarkdestroyer]

it made the babyfaces look like a bunch of corporate sellouts.

[@harman950]

Increase their value? Did you increase their pay as well?

[@Christophermanastasi]

Such garbage. Dictating what an independent contractor has to wear out of sight of the audience and not in the performance of their job is just nuts. Carny garbage… it just reeks of McMahon and co. Just wanting to have the image of big-time content creators… and not the carny clowns they were. It’s like there isn’t a labor law they didn’t break.

[@TheHannibalTV]

🤠

[@championxx1621]

Looks like Conrad is losing some weight, good for him

[@ninohiggs6339]

Hugh Hefner wore a Robe....

[@sinceresaracen2874]

JR change your bedsheets because you’ve shit the bed on this one