Maybe because it was a blatant attempt to recreate something that was not scripted? Did the R-Truth thing happen after punk? If so, that's kind of like The Miz going, "And that's the bottom line because The Miz said so". Just because it worked once for Stone Cold doesn't mean it'll work again for The Miz. I think if R-Truth did it first it would have had a similar effect.
I tried to find the promo but all I found was a video package of him and John Cena where he's telling the fans to shut up and how his rapping and dancing didn't make them like him. He wasn't breaking character from what I saw, nor was he doing a shoot, just turning heel. Again, I only saw a small part of that promo because I couldn't find the full one. If you can point me to it then I'll gladly watch it.
What feelings? You're asking questions about things you don't know about and then when people explain it to you, you're trying to disagree. What sense does that make? You say you don't watch wrestling but now you know who thought what about specific events and who had what opinions?I've read about that shyt here and it wasn't unanimous - at all. As far as who I am? A poster just like you with an opinion that just happens to differ from yours.
Actually my opinion would hold more weight since I don't watch wrestling and have no preconceived notions about any of them which means I can actually judge Punk with no bias. And you didn't really explain it. You threw out your point of view, I logically rebutted it, and you got pissy asking why I was talking about things I knew nothing about when in reality, I'm unbiased, so my opinion > yours.
Just looked you up. Greatest hits include arguing that no one actually likes Nas's Illmatic and claiming that black people are below you.
Just looked you up. Greatest hits include arguing that no one actually likes Nas's Illmatic and claiming that black people are below you.
So yes, since we disagree, confirming that you're stupid does make me feel better.
