Philly Mike retweeted
There are otherwise decent people that are so wrapped up in this bullshit that they cant process or accept the fact that hes actively taunting and laughing in their face
he can say or do *anything* and they will still vote for him
its actually surreal
Philly Mike retweeted
I got this joke when I was 8.
The internet revealed to me that there are now 20 years old who don’t get it.
Philly Mike retweeted
Lil’ Wayne was quite literally the best rapper alive at one point. If you started listening to hip hop in 2010 you won’t understand. If you’ve never downloaded a mixtape off DatPiff I don’t care about your opinion.
Philly Mike retweeted
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I’m going to keep X just so it’s there in case, but I’m going to be less active on here as I don’t see value anymore.
No promoter has booked me through Twitter & a majority of the 💩 I see posted isn’t marketing its drama & complaining.
Find me more active on IG/FB
Philly Mike retweeted
Seems like there are more kids at Gorillaz gigs than ever before.
photo by RAD Chris on TikTok
Forth Worth, TX
There’s not a single person with a real legitimate backbone in them left in that company. This is the kind of shit bunch of your fav rebel wrestlers would take a stand on, instead they’ve all gone corporate
Philly Mike retweeted
i’ve ever understood having legitimate beef with someone over their opinions on wrestling. is ts all you got?
Philly Mike retweeted
If you think the “pants spot” sucks or if you think the “pants spot” is great, you’re right either way
Imagine if everyone only loved one genre of music ?
Philly Mike retweeted
I work for WWE but watch a lot of wrestling worldwide. This goes for all wrestlers in all companies. I have worked in Wrestling for 42 years. An observation. We are portraying trained pro fighters with instincts ( even comedy bouts). If you don’t win you would make less money in the story we’re telling. Every TV bout , if there’s a pin, the cameras focus in. Please pin and kick out like your life and career depend on it. In story, it does. I’ve also been a part of knowing most talent since the 2000’s in many companies. As time goes by younger talent copy their favourite of film. I recently watch AJ Styles v Amazing Red from the early 2000’s. I see how many people copied them. What I saw was every pin was aggressively applied and shoulders covered and stacked. Every kick out they kicked out like their life depended on it. Something has been lost in the last 20 + years. Let’s not insult the intelligence of our audience who are giving us their precious time. In a fight scene in a movie ( which is what wrestling is) we know the punches don’t really hit but if we saw that we would eventually stop watching it. Your audience and fans deserve better. If you can’t be uncomfortable for a few seconds being stacked up in a pin, maybe this isn’t for you.


























