Yeah.

Like, I never expect it to go viral.

I started recording because you're supposed to.

It- it's for people to see.

But I ne- I didn't expect it to go viral, so I think that's the foundation of me, that I think everyone is important.

I think every single one of you in here is important, and, uh, I, I never look at it as a sea of people, and then unironically, now there's a sea of people.

But, but I still try to see the individuals.

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I think that's where you've gotten to where you are because of just being so genuine.

Yeah, and you know what? I didn't try to go viral at all.

I was posting like it was my resume because that's what WWE looks at.

You know, what shows you at, what you're going to be doing, how are you performing, how are you selling, taking moves, doing moves, whatever.

So I just started posting like that.

And then out of nowhere, you know, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

And it's been a crazy, crazy ride.

I really want to see this promo you did in front of everyone.

What brings you to this moment right now? Did you start five years ago, 10 years ago? When did you first go viral? And then how long before that were you in the wrestling business?

So I started loving processing since I was four.

And I heard John Cena say in a recent interview, here's my business card.

And it was him with holding up a man-made championship that he made himself.

I have a picture of me when I was four years old, holding up a skateboard, like it's a WWE championship.

This is the only thing I've loved my entire life.

Nothing else brings my attention.

I really want to see this promo you did in front of everyone.