you know it was Vince behind this. don't go to strip clubs or your fired. come on Vince let the homies have fun.

Hbk came in and took the spotlight from them got all the women

@@ricksanchez2425 HBGay went to Chippendales

@@madhatter8508 Always the self-hating 🏳️‍🌈 🌈 homosexual that comes out with the lame, hack corny AF attempt at a diss joke..

Really is 😆

Hes been non stop since 2 days after, think he just dove in to help with the grieving process.

Nash’s son passed recently? Damn I must’ve missed that I guess.

Oh hell. Is 2022 just hitting random pages in the book of death or fucking what?

I'd have to guess this was 94-95. Because that was the only time Nash and Taker were both faces at the same time, meaning Nash was world champ and Undertaker was donning his his black and purple ring attire, which I would agree probably jarring to see at the time. I could understand why Vince wouldn't want either of them being at strip clubs, and with how kayfabe Taker is known to be, it's actually surprising he would do this.

@@KennyKakes1 This was their "off the clock" time, they weren't kayfabe in these brief moments. It makes sense why Vince would think like this though, he had Ted Di Biase live like a millionaire just because that was a good look for him in Vince's mind.

@@KennyKakes1 there's no way taker was wearing his purple and black at the strip club lol, he was probably just dressed like we imagine attitude era American badass taker being dressed

Nobody under 18 would believe grownups talking about undertaker being seen at a strip club

@@thebigbop5866 Back in the old days, wrestlers were supposed to be in character during any public appearance, that's why Taker only started doing interviews very recently by the way. During the territory days, back when most people thought wrestling was a real sport, seeing a heel being a nice person on the street or a babyface being nasty would be like seeing the man behind the curtain in the wizard of oz. Obviously I don't think any adult ever believed the Undertaker character to be real, but Taker always had a very old school mentality so he tried his best not to break character in public and to not do things that may ruin the fantasy for the kids at least. Some few wrestlers still do this today, as is the case with MJF for example.

Didn’t see the full vid but this is about strip clubs and ur talking about ur mom

Your mother liked stripped clubs?

She had a point, though. At least go to the ones that she didn't work at.

@@jeremyc9593 nice

100% Its that never tell the top salesman in the office what to do. that guy can do whatever he wants.

100 false he could absolutely tell taker what to do and taker would listen !

@@mickanvonfootscraymarket5520 lies taker listened and was loyal to Vince he literally said it all the time recently he did whatever Vince wanted or asked of em that’s why he stayed in character for over 20 years

@@litodat233 Sure bud 🙄 Taker would totally listen to Vince on what he could do with his personal time.👌👌🤣🤣

​@@litodat233Yet here he was in a strip club after being told not to. The very story you are commenting under contradicts you. He was loyal but that don't mean he wasn't afraid to tell vince how it is.

Why?

@@TL2354 Because it’s just slightly hypocritical for someone to tell you to quit going to strip joints when they just got done either banging a paralegal or writing a check to keep a previously banged paralegal quiet.

You hit the nail right in the head with that one. Wouldn't be surprised if Pat Patterson was his sometimes butt buddy

@@zlinedavid There are 30 years between Vince bitching about strip clubs and Vince writing checks to paralegals. I'm not saying Vince wasn't cheating on Linda way back then, but he didn't have the money to pay off women like that

@@madhatter8508 just stop Mr America ... what's good for you people is good for us too so stop making excuses for Your Heroes while telling us peasants we need to be kept in our places

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Sunny: I know you want me.

Lmaoooo😂😂

When his baby gravy hits the air and dies. “Restttt in Peacceeeee.”

Then Paul Heyman would pop up out of the shadows saying anything in his voice. Giving strippers PTSD and shit.

When the bell tolls...knuckle children.

*We can tell that you never have........ You misspelled it...*

You son of a bitch! I'm challenging you at Christmas Chaos for the intergalactic super cup championship belt. You have between now and sundown to answer!

Thats a pretty random group. I don't think qny of them were ever involved in a feud with each other during the time they'd all be there.

@@JackgarPrime totally random group. I think they all shared a common interest in getting the hell out of Davis, CA.

What is this show you speak of? I'm interested

@@jonbourgoin182 Ride Along. On the network (peacock if you're US based)

To be fare, Vince tried to hold on to kayfabe until it became impossible

To be fair, Vince is the one who killed kayfabe the night after the Montreal screwjob when he declared on his own show that wrestling is unequivocally fake.

The one on Ellice Avenue 😂

Sincity wasn’t it?

Go Bombers!

I think I was bombers before they turned it into sin city. They had free pizza and strippers lol

Ditto..

Yea I knew wrestling was scripted aka kayfabe or fake when I was 12 or 14 and I kept telling my friend who was 17 or 18 at the time that wrestling was scripted fake, I also told him savio Vega was Kwang the wrestler but he kept calling me dumb and he was indenial that wrestling was a work and scripted.

I knew it wasn't real at 8 years old & still loved every second of it & still do to this very day. Only hardcore naive marks ever had any kind of issue being able to tell the difference between real life & scripted TV lol.

It was the same as Santa Claus. It all depended on if the people around you choose to keep the magic going or to smarten you up but by 12 people should have been able to tell atleast the 80s and 90s onwards. In the late 70s or early 80s a jobber did a dateline type interview exposing it was fake and showing the moves to the journalist and people were shocked lmao.

@@wolf7el356 I mostly agree but with cases like The Undertaker….it does help in the moment while watching a match to not have that engagement with the real life person. Think of Steve Austin in 98 and 99….if we saw him constantly hugging people backstage on social media or wishing people happy birthday who he was feuding with, it’s just a little harder to suspend disbelief while watching him on the Tv screen being a cold hearted badass . Taker being Taker 24/7 made him an enigma.

The best feeling as a wrestling fan is when you realize it's a work, but it doesn't matter because you still love it. Only then can you fully understand kayfabe.

that he wants to see a live body instead of a dead one?

This was back in the early mid 90s, not as many people would have recognized Taker without before the Monday night wars, internet, mainstream video games, cable tvs hey day etc etc. I think it made sense back in the good ol territory days when you had a small concentrated fan base but when Diesel and Taker were together in WWE nobody knew who they really were mainstream wise. If anything one person out of the 100 would recognize them, then tell the other 99 “oh those guys wrestle in the WWF”, then the mob mentality sets in and 99 people who had no idea who you were 39 seconds ago now want your autograph

@@Boody617 Even though business was down in the mid 90s, you realize they still had millions of people watching the shows every week, right? It wasn’t as big as it was in the 80s or what it would become in the attitude era, but trust me, in the mid 90s, people knew who the Undertaker was.

U think adult fans thought the undertaker wasn’t just a man?

Taker was awesome at maintaining the overall “tone” of kayfabe even while in public, at airports, etc. Him sitting there wearing all black and being lowkey is actually very on brand lol

Why are you assuming it's true? 😂😂😂

Agreed....

that is a scary thought

of course

No sensitive crowds either stopping heels from being heels.

Nowadays afaik they just go straight to their hotels, which has pros and cons, it's likely this generation will live longer lives than the last one and buck the trend of wrestlers dying young, but at the same time they have much fewer stories to tell than these crazy bastards. It's that old question, do you wanna shine bright and burn out fast or do you wanna be a dim glow that burns for longer? To many people it's a simple question cause death is so tragic but i'd argue many of the wrestlers who died at 60 lived more in that time than many people who last till they're 100

@@liquidsnake6879 You may argue because they're going so fast with stupid spot fests and flips, they might burnout faster.

Lmao

That used to be online, just saying.

Este guey.. he ain't that old eh.. he's like 60 cavrone.

@@HBK970 grandpa age

Imagine seeing Howard Finkle and Mean Gene

@@RedfishCarolina well that just sounds like a hell of a time!

When I tell you I know EXACTLY what you mean, i MEAN i KNOW exactly what you mean... and share the same "connection/ appreciation" with Ozzie Smith. Seen him in a New Balance store in St Louis near the Boston Market I was catering for. Literally every single person in the store asked him for a selfie or an autograph- except me. I only said to him, in passing, "I admire your patience, that's gotta get overwhelming man", and he just smiled n nodded. 2 weeks later, I ran into him outside Busch Stadium after a Cardinals game with my then 4 year old son, Mason. Ozzie noticed my kid asking for autographs etc, just being a kid at a game basically, and took the time to come over, nudged me to get my attention in a "watch this" kinda nonchalant way, and made sure he walked right into my sons attention span which of course triggered the "OH MY GOD , THAT'S OZZIE SMITH! THE WIZARD!" Look of worship in my son's eyes as he asked for an autograph. But the only words he could mumble, totally overcome with excitement, was "Ozzie you're like...a rock star". Ozzie just smiled n said "you know who's REALLY a rock star? Your daddy. Because he knows that rock stars are really still just normal people", winks at me after finishing his autograph. As he walks past he says to me "These moments make those moments well worth it kid. You're doing great" and walked away. Chills bro.

Awesome story that's for sharing.

@@DaileyShorts big deal. Lame

True, the drag shows are brought to the 9 year olds in school now

This a clip from a few weeks back or did u just think he wasn't that bothered and was more concerned about scott halls passing

What I wanted for Xmas and also mom past away. 😳

Depends on the year though because in 95 they were both faces

My grandad worked a lot of security in Blackpool in the 70's and 80's apparently people would literally try and fight Giant Haystacks people believed it was real.

Very true I thought it was real, until there was a program called "secrets of pro wrestling exposed" on sky one back in '99/'00

Yes Taker and Nash tall asf Taker 6'10 Nash 7'0

Taker is 6ft7 . Nash is 6ft9 . Those are the REAL heights.

​@@__JASON__. Finally someone with sense.

​@@__JASON__.Taker 6'7?😂😂maybe now but at his prime he was 6'9 and Nash claim he was 6'11 st his prime

@@Odjeisk no, taker was 6'7 back then. Today he would be around 6'6

Yeah and now Brett has become a bitter old man🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

​@@WillsonT011 Yeah well some of that was earned.

​@@Hillthugsta yep,people hold 20 year gripes over petty shit. If someone kicked me in the head and cost me millions and if the business killed my brother I would be bitter as well.