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and freaking wrestling all kind of combining and you know making this big amalgamation of like is it real is it not you know it is a lot and there is something to be i think it's the reason why aw was so good that first year and a half because you had one little tidy two-hour program to watch on wednesday nights and everything was crammed on there it's a reason why early nxt was so good it's a lot to keep up with which can make it somewhat exhausting as a fan but um know me personally i'm good with it I kind of like it. You know, when they first started like pulling back the curtain hardcore and like, you know, showing all the behind the scenes stuff, like obviously the content was great, but you're just kind of like, damn, like, you know, kayfabe is, you know, 100% dead. But now I think they've done it in a way like, you know, worth, yeah, it's new kayfabe, right? Like it's like reality TV, right? It's super produced, but it's like in a way that makes it feel like it's real life. And I think they've had to make that adjustment. There's no way that they can just keep like, oh, you have to look, Live your gimmick and like work your gimmick. They need social media. They need these guys to be on their platforms, being themselves, um instead of like you know trying to like just work a gimmick all the time. so The Rock nailed it when he snapped back at ah Dave LaGreca from Busted Open Radio ah this week. He was highly critical of The Rock and his role, or lack thereof, in the the Mania build.