That would be a surprise on par with or surpassing that of the return of the Hardys at WM33. Never say never but, I reckon Phil Brooks is happy to leave those CM Punk memories behind him.
I mean, when I'm singing it, I have to begin by stating "and during the few moments we have left, we wanna .. talk right down to Earth, in a language that everybody here .. can easily understand" - feels a crime not to, so I get you
Neon lights .. (SIERRA) .. Noble prize(-HOTEL-)then a mirror speaks .. (INDIA) .. the reflection lies(-ECHO) .. you won't have to .. (LIMA) .. follow me(-DELTA) .. only you (SHIELD.) can set me free ..
I think I got mine for between $150-$200. I think that's what the prices were for the Superdome in New Orleans (WrestleMania XXX) as well. MetLife Stadium (WrestleMania 29) was a bit more expensive though, as it was based near New York City where things tend to be more pricey than most other places in the US
Memonade wait thats it? I thought it would be more. Im going to my first WWE Wrestlemania next year when it comes to my home town of LA. Which will also be my first WWE event. Hopefully Corona is gone by then
Highly unlikely, at least that's the impression I get from Punk; that said: "never say never" in WWE. Though if I had to pick a surprise No. 30 for the 2020 Royal Rumble, given recent rumours, I'd go with another highly rated superstar (channel your inner Tony Chimel) being the likelier candidate.
Was quite cringe during this period too. Feel as though WrestleMania prior to the 25th anniversary was an event that held this impeccable reputation. Very few Manias have held up to that reputation since 2008. Shows have gone on too long and their long-term storytelling has either been absent and the narratives fallen in quality altogether.
@@Memonade You are right. It was pretty cringe here but at least they still had some good rivalries and storylines (mostly with the ones with CM Punk). To me the current era of WWE from around 2014 to now is way more cringe to the point where it bores me to death to even watch the Top 10 RAW moments every week
@@mixwb I would have to agree with you too. I had made up my mind to quit watching after WrestleMania 27, but then they gave Christian the World Heavyweight Championship and that brilliant feud with Randy Orton began soon after. And of course, Punk dropped the pipe bomb. Their biggest problem, I'm afraid, is their unwillingness to take risks, and if they do, not to go back on those by doing something to return things to a prior status quo. As such things have seemed stuck for the most part to 5 years ago; same main events, same recycled stories. NXT has been the only saving grace during this period, allowing the likes of the 4 Horsewomen to emerge, and the Shinsuke Nakamuras to surface, and the Drew McIntyres to resurface - that's not including those in NXT today that provide for excellent stories. Thankfully they're still there rather than lost in the shuffle of Raw and SmackDown!'s mediocrities.
@@Memonade NXT is the best thing going today no doubt. One major problem I think they have is if they are trying to be kid friendly then don't go and show blood, sexual references, swearing, etc. Either make a show for adults or a show for kids.
@@mixwb Absolutely. And I think they have made that decision clear; catering to a younger demographic. Whereas they've either taken the older generation that grew up during the Monday Night War/Attitude and/or Ruthless Aggression Eras for granted or we have simply stuck by our loyalties to WWE's brand despite our grievances. And I'm okay with them not producing a show heavy on profanity or sexual references and what have you, so long as the narratives are compelling, and that to me has been the key missing ingredient. Either the work put out by the storytellers has been underwhelming or the stories themselves have not been interesting (e.g. the Lana/Lashley/Rusev program).
Hmm, could have been much better - just something about the whole build up to the match as well that felt off. They should have had Jericho win the Royal Rumble and build from there. Rather than have him meander upon his return and then also get beat like everyone else in the Elimination Chamber match a month prior. Sorry not beat, given their 'smart booking decision' of finding a way to get him out of the match without suffering an elimination. Just another example of their poor storytelling planning and execution.
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Cult of personality is a really catchy song. I can't get it out of my head.
This was the first wrestlemania match i ever watched on TV📺.
From entrance to result.
Sweet memories ❤️
Time flies.
Never knew that, he writes CXM while he's kneeling.
Arsao Tome what does it mean
CM is his initial
the “x” is most probably a straight edge kinda thing.
That's called perfect timing
Relive the memories today ☺️😊
Hopefully they make some new ones on the weekend of April 10, 11, 2021.
@@Memonade yeah
Imagine he returned in WrestleMania 37
Almost 7 years after he left
That would be a surprise on par with or surpassing that of the return of the Hardys at WM33. Never say never but, I reckon Phil Brooks is happy to leave those CM Punk memories behind him.
@@Memonade just listing to his song makes me want to do a speech
lol
I mean, when I'm singing it, I have to begin by stating "and during the few moments we have left, we wanna .. talk right down to Earth, in a language that everybody here .. can easily understand" - feels a crime not to, so I get you
THAT WAS AWESOME 👏👏👏👏
He is, the Cult of Personality
like Mussolini, Kennedy, Joseph Stalin and Gandhi
@@Memonade that song is so damn good
@@Memonade ohhh I Am the Cult Of Personality
PREPARE FOR NOV 25
Best forever ❣️
awesome camera work.
awesome comment - thank you!
The only thing i wish to see before i die is shield entrance with cm punk and a mix of both theme's
Neon lights .. (SIERRA) .. Noble prize(-HOTEL-)then a mirror speaks .. (INDIA) .. the reflection lies(-ECHO) .. you won't have to .. (LIMA) .. follow me(-DELTA) .. only you (SHIELD.) can set me free ..
Lol the music cut off cause of the pyro
WM 28, one of the Best WrestleMania
jericho had no chance
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁😁😁
how much does the ticket cost
I think I got mine for between $150-$200. I think that's what the prices were for the Superdome in New Orleans (WrestleMania XXX) as well. MetLife Stadium (WrestleMania 29) was a bit more expensive though, as it was based near New York City where things tend to be more pricey than most other places in the US
+Fahadmemonable metlife was brand new at that point, giants and jets games cost more than other football games at that time
@@Memonade expensive? Dude I living in Turkey and It cost 1200 TL. Because your money is more valuable
Memonade wait thats it? I thought it would be more. Im going to my first WWE Wrestlemania next year when it comes to my home town of LA. Which will also be my first WWE event. Hopefully Corona is gone by then
Who watch WWE backstage
Just when they think they have the answers, he changes the culture.
@@Memonade RR 2020
Entrance no. 30
Highly unlikely, at least that's the impression I get from Punk; that said: "never say never" in WWE. Though if I had to pick a surprise No. 30 for the 2020 Royal Rumble, given recent rumours, I'd go with another highly rated superstar (channel your inner Tony Chimel) being the likelier candidate.
I was there
Before wwe became cringe
Was quite cringe during this period too. Feel as though WrestleMania prior to the 25th anniversary was an event that held this impeccable reputation. Very few Manias have held up to that reputation since 2008. Shows have gone on too long and their long-term storytelling has either been absent and the narratives fallen in quality altogether.
@@Memonade You are right. It was pretty cringe here but at least they still had some good rivalries and storylines (mostly with the ones with CM Punk).
To me the current era of WWE from around 2014 to now is way more cringe to the point where it bores me to death to even watch the Top 10 RAW moments every week
@@mixwb I would have to agree with you too. I had made up my mind to quit watching after WrestleMania 27, but then they gave Christian the World Heavyweight Championship and that brilliant feud with Randy Orton began soon after. And of course, Punk dropped the pipe bomb.
Their biggest problem, I'm afraid, is their unwillingness to take risks, and if they do, not to go back on those by doing something to return things to a prior status quo. As such things have seemed stuck for the most part to 5 years ago; same main events, same recycled stories. NXT has been the only saving grace during this period, allowing the likes of the 4 Horsewomen to emerge, and the Shinsuke Nakamuras to surface, and the Drew McIntyres to resurface - that's not including those in NXT today that provide for excellent stories. Thankfully they're still there rather than lost in the shuffle of Raw and SmackDown!'s mediocrities.
@@Memonade NXT is the best thing going today no doubt.
One major problem I think they have is if they are trying to be kid friendly then don't go and show blood, sexual references, swearing, etc.
Either make a show for adults or a show for kids.
@@mixwb Absolutely. And I think they have made that decision clear; catering to a younger demographic. Whereas they've either taken the older generation that grew up during the Monday Night War/Attitude and/or Ruthless Aggression Eras for granted or we have simply stuck by our loyalties to WWE's brand despite our grievances. And I'm okay with them not producing a show heavy on profanity or sexual references and what have you, so long as the narratives are compelling, and that to me has been the key missing ingredient. Either the work put out by the storytellers has been underwhelming or the stories themselves have not been interesting (e.g. the Lana/Lashley/Rusev program).
u just continusly screamed not say a word just screaming like a woman
Yeah I like to channel a little straight fire when I see fireworks, it brings out my inner Becky Lynch
Dissapointing match
Hmm, could have been much better - just something about the whole build up to the match as well that felt off. They should have had Jericho win the Royal Rumble and build from there. Rather than have him meander upon his return and then also get beat like everyone else in the Elimination Chamber match a month prior. Sorry not beat, given their 'smart booking decision' of finding a way to get him out of the match without suffering an elimination. Just another example of their poor storytelling planning and execution.