WWE most hated brand ever is #wwesmackdown with the 🚀 rocket always going up WWE takes crap on it and makes it crash yet Smackdown has made careers better and produced the best superstars to ever wrestle here’s my hot take on why Smackdown beats Raw and how it lasted longer than WCW and even TNA

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What a messed up movie I see why Keanu Reeves went to play John Wick and Shadow the Hedgehog. This film maybe worse than the last Matrix film #KnockKnock

Dead Meat does kill counts I do triggered movies these are films that trigger me today’s episode is about Rob Zombies Devils Rejects and the 3 films that’s connected.

I grew up watching wrestling and I remember the Owen Hart incident and when Chyna died but I have a hot take subscribe to my channel to keep this a series #Chyna #OwenHart #HartFamily #WWE #VinceMchahon#HHH #HBK

First half of this got technical difficulties if this episode gets views and I get subs I’ll try to post it but overall this is the best Final Destination film of all time !!!

Cedric Alexander debut may hit hard but when it happens will we care and I talk about JDFromNY206 hot takes on AEW

Is LeBron James using the media to his advantage? We analyze his latest interactions with Stephen A. Smith and discuss the implications. Plus, is Bronny James being held back by his father's legacy? We present a bold theory on how he can forge his own path. Join the conversation!

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