Stevie needs to realise he is more than enough. He is a very smart guy. He’s kind caring to Fans , an extravert. He has an enormous amount of wrestling experience. He’s a veteran. He’s well liked and respected by a lot of his peers and has worked in every company. He’s a solid worker and is very successful in everything he does. That to me is a role model and a adaptable legend. Stevie if you’re reading this ,you’re a legend brother. Much respect. 😊
I agree but the extrovert thing is a bit random, doesn't really fit and is also a blatant lie. He literally says in this episode that he's an introvert...
So glad the YT algorithm led me to this channel! I had no idea Stevie had a show. I've been living on the west coast for over a decade, and Stevie reminds me of so many of the cool guys I knew back in Philly. Great show!
KYV = know your value. Most workplaces have a narcissist bully who will test you. It's good to calmly speak up and let them know you are not the one. Once you are identified as the victim, others will treat you accordingly. Once you stand up most of the time they realize you are not an easy target and they move on. It helps to study narcissism and know some sort of martial art, just to give you confidence. Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Muay Thai helped my confidence a lot!!! You always hear about the Steiner brothers ribbing other guys except notice nobody ever played a rib on Stevie Ray or Booker T.
@@hopeflorence6748 Nah I actually think that was Orton's fault. Kennedy did everything right. It was Orton who over-rotated instead of taking it flat-back.
@@One.Zero.One101 I wasn’t saying Orton wasn’t at fault here. I’m was saying that Orton didn’t cry & dramatize as much as Hogan when the was “paralyzed” by the Undertaker
Stevie is, hands down, the most honest wrestler right now. Always enjoyed his work - the one thing he has over a lot of wrestler pod-casters right now is that he is genuine and tells it as it is...really, really enjoying this podcast much, much more than I ever expected to. Thanks Stevie and thank YOU James...congrats on d'new arrival.
02:21:35 Randy Orton was named on that Signature Pharmacy list in 2007 and he infamously wasn't suspended, but the other 10 people (including Kennedy) were.
I remember that. Somehow randy mentioned something like it was a mistake and it was a year ago that happened. Or something like that. I clearly remember that part lol😂
@@gerardovega4641I think the justification was that he'd already been suspended for a wellness violation during the period he was buying from them. I think.
They couldn't suspend him, because per company rules at the time, they'd have had to fire him. He'd already been suspended twice, allegedly for drugs and treatment of a female performer.
This dude and Maven putting out some of the best wrestling content on YT. Unreal, keep up the hard work Stevie, never a fan to don't miss an episode. You rock dude
Man, Stevie, I just love your show. You really seem like a genuinely cool dude and you have great stories and insight into wrasslin'. You and James have great rapport and it's just such an enjoyable listen/watch
You're quickly becoming my favorite wrestling channel. I love the long format and how you break it down by category within the video. Your ring construction vid is one of the coolest wrestling podcasts I've heard in 15+ years of listening.
Retro gaming is still pretty big as well. Stevie should spend some time talking about his experience with the retro consoles through out his life. Stevie was an adult through all of that, where as I think a majority of his viewer were probably fairly young during the 90's. He could better explain the culture of those days. I would love to pitch him ideas, and can't wait for the channel to drop!
Been watching a ton of clips and episodes over the past few days, and Richards is just as respectable of a fella as I assumed he was as a child watching him. Good mind for the business.
Needed this today! Man, I had hundreds of hours into my NFL 2K5 franchise. Remember the unlockable Darts minigame for your "Crib" in that game?! And the custom soundtracks
I had 100s of hours in franchise myself! I'm about to have a bunch more with the 2k24 mod, if you haven't seen it you should check it out, brings a whole new life to the game, as if it needed it lol it's crazy!!!!!!!!!!
It unconscionable. Stevie has always been a favorite of mine, way before I saw how honest, cool, and well spoken he was in shoots. This is who you’d want showing young people how to operate, and his humbleness puts him all the way over.
Probably better this way anyway, now be doesn't have to worry about stepping on anybody's toes, the analysis portion of these podcasts clearly benefits from that.
@@BrentonTheLegend Agreed. Some podcasters are clearly trying to get a job or are still under legends contract so they walk on eggshells when discussing taboo subjects. I feel there is much more freedom in Stevie's analysis.
Another great video guys. Stevie thank you for all of these great behind the scenes stories. I actually enjoy hearing these more than watching most matches today.
NFL 2k5 was and still is the best football game. They’re were the first to do the first person view by years and the presentation with espn highlights and Chris berman was awesome. Whole heartedly am with Stevie on that.
The single most boring midget wrestler in history. An actual charisma vacuum. He could be in there with Hogan, Flair and Piper and he would drag the whole thing into an abyss of depressive torture.
When I was a young man I wanted to be a professional wrestler. I'm glad I didn't pursue that. Seems like most wrestlers are insecure, ego maniacs that are always looking for a reason to be offended.
I'm a addict myself and have been since I was 16, I'm now 42. My beast has always been pain pills.My father was ultra abusive and afterwards he would feed me oxycotin 80s and at a young age I found out what withdrawal was. Now fast forward and here I am very tired of the same thing every time I run out of medicine. Everyday I pray that I can get all the way clean and find out what it's like to live a sober life of some kind. After years of the brutal beatings I took my body is really busted up and the pain never goes away but at this point I'm only taking things to help me with my mental pain. This is the first time I ever let this out for anyone to see but the one thing I want to stand out about what I'm writing is that I am still here. I never gave up and fought to still be here today so to anyone reading this looking for hope, not giving up is a huge victory in the battle of addiction keep swinging. You can't win the game if you give up in the 8th inning. Hang in there and you just might hit the game winning home run.
hey bud, the sickness is so bad, but its really nice to not have to bag chase everyday. If you can manage to just get through the initial wd's, kratom really helps with the sluggishness and such afterwards. I wish you all the best.
Really like Stevie. He's such a genuine and insightful guy. That wwe environment sounds like the most toxic environment ever. They all sound like a bunch of immature, overly sensitive bullies.
I can definitely say from my 7 years of experience in the indie locker room, a lot of egos in wrestling. You sit by and watch wrestlers arguing with each over who should go over or who should take what moves instead of meeting in the middle and figuring out what works for the match and presentation out there for the fans watching.
I always try to leave shows early, because if I stay to the end I have to keep track of every hand I shook for fear of missing one and offending somebody. If I leave early, I only had to get every hand that saw me leave.
Stevie ur AWESOME keep up the good work James ur AWESOME also really good work that y'all do Stevie could've been used better n WWE n TNA but n WWE I think Stevie could've been one of the top top guys but they didn't give him the chance Stevie knew how to wrestle n a good talker Stevie to us U still made it n still LOVED ALWAYS keep givin us that good content THANK YOU ALWAYS can't wait til the next one Thank You James
After finishing up the rest of the video, as a non-wrestler I would absolutely subscribe to a Stevie Richards led wrestling coaching Patreon just for the fact that I really enjoy learning how wrestling works
My cents why this "High school cafeteria mentality" worked and also how Vince treated the wrestlers: Most wrestlers hadn't a "Plan B". So they wanted to keep their jobs. So they took the humilation and jumped through all that weird loops of backstage politics. Because I agree with James. As an adult I should have enough dignity and proper mentality to devicide and think different. It's chils play among adults and that's the most weird thing about WWE politics, starting by it's (former) boss.
Raven and Stevie taught me all about wrestling politics and lingos.. I can understand everything clearer when I watch videos… then I remember them two were “boys”
So Stevie can’t even mention AEW in any capacity whatsoever? Man that’s brutal…Stevie should just perform all the “what went wrong” moves on the co-host Great episode!
Smackdown 2 was great because I would literally end up making most of the wrestlers into RTC members in the "create a superstar" feature by just changing the clothes.
I have to laugh at how fucking smart, self aware, intelligent, and humble Stevie Richards is. I mean he was in the wrong era. He was so real when everyone was being fake back then…. I just love Stevie
I very much enjoy these kinds of videos. I'm a former wrestler and referee on the KY independent circuit. Glad I never made it to the WWF. Cause I would've been there at the time maybe when Stevie was there and I would've hated it. I worked from 1996 to 2013.
I was in Crowley Louisiana an 11 years old, and I got to shake one of the Fantastics hands. I never forgot how weird that weak handshake was. I later heard about the handshake. I heard it's between wrestler's. I have shaken two maybe 3 men's hands that didn't grab my hand. I usually get my fingers cracked when I shake a guys hand.
Another great episode Stevie. Locker room etiquette or rules has always been odd to me. It can be cool or laid back, but can also be a real mind**** because there are so many things you can get heat for that's beyond ridiculous to me. Side note, it's ridiculous to me (if true), that you can't or not allowed to mention AEW on your show. Anyway keep up the great work and looking forward to many "future episodes."
About a union in wrestling, people like poor Daffney desperately needed a union. Look what she did to herself because she didn't have one watching out for her.
I would love to know if you had any idea why your entrance song as Steven Richards “I’ll Show You” and Kronik’s entrance song both sound like Love Dump by Static X. I noticed there a lot of sound alike songs used as entrance themes especially during that era.
I do draw a line at being humble and putting oneself down. They are not the same. And though I get you not wanting to make it seem like it was about you being right, nothing justifies somebody kicking you out of your chair. I'm not saying you live up to the ideal of a perfect person (nobody can or should have to), but you never deserved that. Ever. I kind of feel bad for Dean Malenko for not feeling secure enough to tell you in another way, but he had no right to treat you like that. Period. Also, I am so happy that you didn't "get very far" there. The world is a much better place with you being as you are now. The world is temporary. Love is forever.
Id like the new channel to be shoot ibterview style with stevie running through his career month by month, but its actually big shows career that stevie is recalling, leading to a video game play through channel
As a nod to his enjoyment of Family Guy, we need to find someone who will do a parody of Family Guy’s “the freakin FCC” and make an homage to “the freakin RTC”
Stevie I love your positive demeanor I think it's what the internet needs because you come with it everyday . I think it's inevitable you have to do a tech Channel I mean so much goes into the show with software audio engineering plus your love for modding . I'm sure 60% of your time goes into the engineering aspect of this show, so why not make this show also about that? But I digress, that's my vote love you Stevie and James love the show thank you
I always thought Rob Conway's being “fired” the way he was “fired” was so baffling. Now, I can piece it together that since he went against the writer's opinion on his gimmick, he basically fired himself.
Stevie, I'd very much like to see your takes on the nfl mate. I've been a big fan of that since the late 80s, and it would be great to hear you talk some gridiorn.
Stevie had me rolling when he said my family found out it was fake when I was winning matches lol
His sense of humor is awesome dude. Would like to shake his hand one day
@@chadcovey1626💯
@@chadcovey1626 Hes very approachable and friendly to fans.
Stevie needs to realise he is more than enough. He is a very smart guy. He’s kind caring to Fans , an extravert. He has an enormous amount of wrestling experience. He’s a veteran. He’s well liked and respected by a lot of his peers and has worked in every company.
He’s a solid worker and is very successful in everything he does. That to me is a role model and a adaptable legend.
Stevie if you’re reading this ,you’re a legend brother. Much respect. 😊
Good heart too
@@simplyhuman2213 big time. He’s a really nice guy.
I agree but the extrovert thing is a bit random, doesn't really fit and is also a blatant lie. He literally says in this episode that he's an introvert...
@@SomeGuy-mt4hq it wasn’t a lie. If he’s an introvert so be it. The point I was trying to make is he’s genuinely a very nice guy.
We love you Stevie . We support you dude.
Hearing JBL back down immediately when someone actually accepted his invitation to fight is peak JBL 😂
I like that James is bringing us perspective from two totally different eras...makes for a well rounded set of podcasts...
So glad the YT algorithm led me to this channel! I had no idea Stevie had a show. I've been living on the west coast for over a decade, and Stevie reminds me of so many of the cool guys I knew back in Philly. Great show!
That’s so crazy because he reminds me of many guys I’ve met in the west coast at skateparks 🙏 I mean that with complete love and respect btw
This was a great episode, you guys have been on a row lately....Stevie unlike so many other veterans, isn't afraid to get real and tell it like it is
Wasn't it Scott Steiner that said he would only show up for a piss test, it Triple H did, too? 😂
This is easily the best wrestling podcast with an English cohost named James.
Stevie appreciates his James unlike Rene
lol
Favorite podcast of the week. Love the length of stevies show
The #1 English James
Stevie appreciates his James is the difference between Rene & his James
KYV = know your value. Most workplaces have a narcissist bully who will test you. It's good to calmly speak up and let them know you are not the one. Once you are identified as the victim, others will treat you accordingly. Once you stand up most of the time they realize you are not an easy target and they move on. It helps to study narcissism and know some sort of martial art, just to give you confidence. Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Muay Thai helped my confidence a lot!!! You always hear about the Steiner brothers ribbing other guys except notice nobody ever played a rib on Stevie Ray or Booker T.
They didn’t prank those guys because they had political power, you have no clue how the world works outside of soyboy bJJ
Orton's account of what happened with Kennedy sounds a lot like Hogan being "paralyzed" by the Undertaker.
@MGPW i agree with you. The video shows Orton had a more legit complaint than Hogan
@@hopeflorence6748 Nah I actually think that was Orton's fault. Kennedy did everything right. It was Orton who over-rotated instead of taking it flat-back.
@@One.Zero.One101 I wasn’t saying Orton wasn’t at fault here. I’m was saying that Orton didn’t cry & dramatize as much as Hogan when the was “paralyzed” by the Undertaker
Stevie is, hands down, the most honest wrestler right now. Always enjoyed his work - the one thing he has over a lot of wrestler pod-casters right now is that he is genuine and tells it as it is...really, really enjoying this podcast much, much more than I ever expected to. Thanks Stevie and thank YOU James...congrats on d'new arrival.
Stevie’s audio is so good dude is giving it his all for the show
This podcast is everything that Café De Rene wasn't. Well produced,professional and entertaining.
I've been a fan of Stevie for years and it's great to know that he's a solid person after following his podcast.💯💪🏾
We definitely need a HCTP season mode with Stevie playing as himself.
He’s the world champion with 93 overall on mine
I totally get where Stevie is coming from about not being comfortable around others, feeling like I don’t belong or fit in anywhere.
Same here unfortunately
It’s fine.
Fitting in is boring.
You’re no sheep, so be a shepherd.
@@planexshifterPawns can NEVER be players.
@@The_Shining_wizardBest get used to it. Gets worse.
I've felt the same way my whole life!
02:21:35 Randy Orton was named on that Signature Pharmacy list in 2007 and he infamously wasn't suspended, but the other 10 people (including Kennedy) were.
I remember that. Somehow randy mentioned something like it was a mistake and it was a year ago that happened. Or something like that. I clearly remember that part lol😂
@@gerardovega4641I think the justification was that he'd already been suspended for a wellness violation during the period he was buying from them. I think.
They couldn't suspend him, because per company rules at the time, they'd have had to fire him. He'd already been suspended twice, allegedly for drugs and treatment of a female performer.
Another great episode Big Stevie Cool.
Perfect timing to finish out the workday
Lol same though but with a workout 😅
Exactly
This dude and Maven putting out some of the best wrestling content on YT. Unreal, keep up the hard work Stevie, never a fan to don't miss an episode. You rock dude
I’m really digging these 2+ hours long videos. Great stuff, fellas.
Man, Stevie, I just love your show. You really seem like a genuinely cool dude and you have great stories and insight into wrasslin'. You and James have great rapport and it's just such an enjoyable listen/watch
You're quickly becoming my favorite wrestling channel. I love the long format and how you break it down by category within the video. Your ring construction vid is one of the coolest wrestling podcasts I've heard in 15+ years of listening.
Retro gaming is still pretty big as well. Stevie should spend some time talking about his experience with the retro consoles through out his life. Stevie was an adult through all of that, where as I think a majority of his viewer were probably fairly young during the 90's. He could better explain the culture of those days. I would love to pitch him ideas, and can't wait for the channel to drop!
My new favourite podcast, sorry show about wrestling on UA-cam. Stevie's analysis and his and James banter is excellent. Keep up the good work lads.
Been watching a ton of clips and episodes over the past few days, and Richards is just as respectable of a fella as I assumed he was as a child watching him. Good mind for the business.
I love this podcast... something about Stevie and James is so relaxing and real.... Cheers fellas from Ottawa Canada
I like the scrolling at the start. Show gets better every week. Keep up the great work.
Always great to see when someone keeps it real. Good on ya', Stevie.
Needed this today! Man, I had hundreds of hours into my NFL 2K5 franchise. Remember the unlockable Darts minigame for your "Crib" in that game?! And the custom soundtracks
I had 100s of hours in franchise myself! I'm about to have a bunch more with the 2k24 mod, if you haven't seen it you should check it out, brings a whole new life to the game, as if it needed it lol it's crazy!!!!!!!!!!
Sad to see Steve is persona non grata in WWE & AEW
It unconscionable. Stevie has always been a favorite of mine, way before I saw how honest, cool, and well spoken he was in shoots. This is who you’d want showing young people how to operate, and his humbleness puts him all the way over.
Probably better this way anyway, now be doesn't have to worry about stepping on anybody's toes, the analysis portion of these podcasts clearly benefits from that.
@@BrentonTheLegend Agreed. Some podcasters are clearly trying to get a job or are still under legends contract so they walk on eggshells when discussing taboo subjects. I feel there is much more freedom in Stevie's analysis.
Doc Stevie and James! Two of my favorite fellas! I am really looking forward to this week's verbal adventure. And of course love you both.
Another great video guys. Stevie thank you for all of these great behind the scenes stories. I actually enjoy hearing these more than watching most matches today.
Haven't watched or listened to a Stevie-hosted show since the days of The Conspiracy Horrsemen! Love his insight!
NFL 2k5 was and still is the best football game. They’re were the first to do the first person view by years and the presentation with espn highlights and Chris berman was awesome. Whole heartedly am with Stevie on that.
Man just hearing the story about the 4'10" Dean Malenko kicking Stevie out of a chair made my blood boil lol
The single most boring midget wrestler in history. An actual charisma vacuum. He could be in there with Hogan, Flair and Piper and he would drag the whole thing into an abyss of depressive torture.
this show is great! thanks guys! always makes my night better after getting home from a shit day at work!
When I was a young man I wanted to be a professional wrestler. I'm glad I didn't pursue that. Seems like most wrestlers are insecure, ego maniacs that are always looking for a reason to be offended.
It may take me a few days to get through (life, eh?) but I always appreciate some time with Dr Stevie!
Excellent episode. Somehow the show just keeps getting better.
I'm a addict myself and have been since I was 16, I'm now 42. My beast has always been pain pills.My father was ultra abusive and afterwards he would feed me oxycotin 80s and at a young age I found out what withdrawal was. Now fast forward and here I am very tired of the same thing every time I run out of medicine. Everyday I pray that I can get all the way clean and find out what it's like to live a sober life of some kind. After years of the brutal beatings I took my body is really busted up and the pain never goes away but at this point I'm only taking things to help me with my mental pain. This is the first time I ever let this out for anyone to see but the one thing I want to stand out about what I'm writing is that I am still here. I never gave up and fought to still be here today so to anyone reading this looking for hope, not giving up is a huge victory in the battle of addiction keep swinging. You can't win the game if you give up in the 8th inning. Hang in there and you just might hit the game winning home run.
hey bud, the sickness is so bad, but its really nice to not have to bag chase everyday. If you can manage to just get through the initial wd's, kratom really helps with the sluggishness and such afterwards. I wish you all the best.
Really like Stevie. He's such a genuine and insightful guy. That wwe environment sounds like the most toxic environment ever. They all sound like a bunch of immature, overly sensitive bullies.
I can definitely say from my 7 years of experience in the indie locker room, a lot of egos in wrestling. You sit by and watch wrestlers arguing with each over who should go over or who should take what moves instead of meeting in the middle and figuring out what works for the match and presentation out there for the fans watching.
i attended the hazleton pa show, as a green indy worker. stevie has a excellent memory.. i have the most respect for him.
This is a dual edge episode. It's a great episode but now I hate all the top guys .
Damn I love this show the chemistry with Stevie and James is brilliant
This has to be up there with STW, drive through/experience and 83 weeks
I always try to leave shows early, because if I stay to the end I have to keep track of every hand I shook for fear of missing one and offending somebody. If I leave early, I only had to get every hand that saw me leave.
@StevieRichardsShow 🎯Best episode yet!! Great stuff guys!
Stevie ur AWESOME keep up the good work James ur AWESOME also really good work that y'all do Stevie could've been used better n WWE n TNA but n WWE I think Stevie could've been one of the top top guys but they didn't give him the chance Stevie knew how to wrestle n a good talker Stevie to us U still made it n still LOVED ALWAYS keep givin us that good content THANK YOU ALWAYS can't wait til the next one Thank You James
Hell Yeah, love me some deeps cuts and juicy gossip. Need more episodes like this lol.
"In a future episode....."
It'll make a nice t-shirt one day. Keep up the great work 😊
Why Files shout out. Nice. Always pulling for you Steve; since 1994.
great show, well researched and balanced
After finishing up the rest of the video, as a non-wrestler I would absolutely subscribe to a Stevie Richards led wrestling coaching Patreon just for the fact that I really enjoy learning how wrestling works
My cents why this "High school cafeteria mentality" worked and also how Vince treated the wrestlers: Most wrestlers hadn't a "Plan B". So they wanted to keep their jobs. So they took the humilation and jumped through all that weird loops of backstage politics. Because I agree with James. As an adult I should have enough dignity and proper mentality to devicide and think different.
It's chils play among adults and that's the most weird thing about WWE politics, starting by it's (former) boss.
Shout out to Stevie for creating a successful podcast.
Raven and Stevie taught me all about wrestling politics and lingos.. I can understand everything clearer when I watch videos… then I remember them two were “boys”
So Stevie can’t even mention AEW in any capacity whatsoever? Man that’s brutal…Stevie should just perform all the “what went wrong” moves on the co-host
Great episode!
As always, great intro, great production
Smackdown 2 was great because I would literally end up making most of the wrestlers into RTC members in the "create a superstar" feature by just changing the clothes.
I have to laugh at how fucking smart, self aware, intelligent, and humble Stevie Richards is. I mean he was in the wrong era. He was so real when everyone was being fake back then…. I just love Stevie
I very much enjoy these kinds of videos. I'm a former wrestler and referee on the KY independent circuit. Glad I never made it to the WWF. Cause I would've been there at the time maybe when Stevie was there and I would've hated it. I worked from 1996 to 2013.
Stevie is the man 🤘
Do you think that if Randy let go of the headlock that Kennedy might have lost the correct grip due to the jersey?
You should dub "I'll show you!" into the into. :)
Showing us the show that is.
The Stevie Richards I'll SHOW You!
Mr. Whitesox!!!😂 where's that rtc outfit😂😂
I was in Crowley Louisiana an 11 years old, and I got to shake one of the Fantastics hands. I never forgot how weird that weak handshake was. I later heard about the handshake. I heard it's between wrestler's. I have shaken two maybe 3 men's hands that didn't grab my hand. I usually get my fingers cracked when I shake a guys hand.
I would absolutely love to see the other theme song come back - I still listen to that song weekly.
Stevie, fellow Why Files fan! Hecklefish!
This was the best episode yet. Thanks, guys. Cheers from Sweden.
I knew u was a cool-ass dude!!!! LOVE ME some star trek!!! Keep it up fellas! 🖖🖖✌️
Another great episode Stevie. Locker room etiquette or rules has always been odd to me. It can be cool or laid back, but can also be a real mind**** because there are so many things you can get heat for that's beyond ridiculous to me. Side note, it's ridiculous to me (if true), that you can't or not allowed to mention AEW on your show. Anyway keep up the great work and looking forward to many "future episodes."
“The business is hard enough without people making it harder” as a british indie wrestler “trying to make it” i can 100% agree
I really enjoy what all of you are doing to make this show better each and every week when it comes to the production values.
About a union in wrestling, people like poor Daffney desperately needed a union. Look what she did to herself because she didn't have one watching out for her.
I would love to know if you had any idea why your entrance song as Steven Richards “I’ll Show You” and Kronik’s entrance song both sound like Love Dump by Static X. I noticed there a lot of sound alike songs used as entrance themes especially during that era.
Remember, remember the 5th of November. The thing I remember the most about V for Vendetta.
Who remembers Stevie's original podcast where he used his shoot name? I remember Zack Ryder was a guest (2011)
I'd love to find that
This was another great episode
A Stevie Richards Gaming episode (non-wrestling games) should be interesting too!
I do draw a line at being humble and putting oneself down. They are not the same.
And though I get you not wanting to make it seem like it was about you being right, nothing justifies somebody kicking you out of your chair. I'm not saying you live up to the ideal of a perfect person (nobody can or should have to), but you never deserved that. Ever. I kind of feel bad for Dean Malenko for not feeling secure enough to tell you in another way, but he had no right to treat you like that. Period.
Also, I am so happy that you didn't "get very far" there. The world is a much better place with you being as you are now. The world is temporary. Love is forever.
“I dont fit in, im different” ….same Stevie, same
I haven't seen what Foley said about Vince. When was it recorded and what was the context? He didn't seem shy about calling out undertaker and trump
Id like the new channel to be shoot ibterview style with stevie running through his career month by month, but its actually big shows career that stevie is recalling, leading to a video game play through channel
I'm a little late to the party, but Maven sent me here and I really like this new format. Subscribed!
You know, I love this sport, but Christ is it filled with some overgrown Toddlers. Some of these dudes live in a teenaged fantasy.
I think maybe the type of people that get in it and stay may not always be the most mentally stable people. Sort of like politics.
So would these days be like, going from surviving lockeroom BS to surviving lockeroom…apathy?!🤔
Stevie streaming a WWE2k MyRise playthrough as himself would be primo entertainment.
I cant wait until you guys start interviewing people.
As a nod to his enjoyment of Family Guy, we need to find someone who will do a parody of Family Guy’s “the freakin FCC” and make an homage to “the freakin RTC”
I love the why files I think stevie should do content like that
Stevie I love your positive demeanor I think it's what the internet needs because you come with it everyday . I think it's inevitable you have to do a tech Channel I mean so much goes into the show with software audio engineering plus your love for modding . I'm sure 60% of your time goes into the engineering aspect of this show, so why not make this show also about that? But I digress, that's my vote love you Stevie and James love the show thank you
30 minutes in.....I got quite the buzz already 😂
I was going through my old stuff at moms house and I found the bWo Stevie figure! Took it home and put it on my bookshelf.
Great show boys
Nice shotout to the solomonster! Im a big fan his content, along with jdfromny206
Gaming seems to make the most sense for the other channel but you mentioned paranormal content Stevie and I would love to see that too. 👻
Stevie if you read this.
👊 Mad respect to living the dream.
💪
I always thought Rob Conway's being “fired” the way he was “fired” was so baffling. Now, I can piece it together that since he went against the writer's opinion on his gimmick, he basically fired himself.
A fellow Why Files guy i like it Stevie
Stevie, I'd very much like to see your takes on the nfl mate. I've been a big fan of that since the late 80s, and it would be great to hear you talk some gridiorn.