Hearing all these stories about him helping others and lifting him up, Bray really did sound like the second coming of the Undertaker. Not just in his gimmick, but in the way he handled himself and others. It really feels like he could have taken on the mantle of the benevolent locker room leader and top guy willing to help others get over...
😢I remember watching Bray playing around on the spinning chair and was smiling too myself... he was definitely a big kid at heart... Bray/Windham just left a mark on you...I remember working on a home project where I made my own lantern...when I was done I held it up like Bray did then posted about it with his picture holding up his lantern...I truly loved his character and hearing all these wonderful stories just makes you wish he was still here continuing to leave his mark on those he came across...he is missed ❤
Same here, it was around 4am I was in my room was about to go to sleep I look at my phone and I get a notification from wrestlelamia and it was a youtube video saying Bray had passed away. I'll never forget how many tears I cried for him 😭😭😭😭 R.I.P Windham Rotunda
I literally took the day off work and just sat in silence all day. I’ve been a fan of bray since I met him at a house show in 2013. It was my 10th birthday and he was hosting meet and greets with other superstars that night, he signed my Hawaiian shirt that looked just like the one he had (it definitely doesn’t fit me now lol, but I’m never getting rid of it) and I told him it was my birthday and I wanted to be just like him when I was older, he kneeled down to me and wished me a happy birthday and said “that sounds like a great idea little man, make me a promise me that you stick with it, you got the whole world in your hands kid, I believe in you.” And I know it seems like he’s just saying what he needs to, but I still think about it daily, im actually about to start training in the ring, all because of him, I want to do the creepy, supernatural, storytelling wrestling. He’s been my favorite ever since then and I have an entire character developed about a lost firefly that idolized the words of the red, looking to reignite his flame in a new style, hopefully I’ll be able to carry on his name and make sure nobody forgets the name bray wyatt
Damn, I missed all the Bray Wyatt years because I was locked up. Rotunda was a world class person and performer and I never knew how loved he was. RIP Bray
@Simon you continue to be the only reason many of us sub here, your humanity, positivity, and empathy are world class Sir. This was an amazing watch and never heard of 1/2 of these.
I don't think a wrestler's death has ever hit me as hard as Bray Wyatt. It still hits me. I was watching Raw clips with my girlfriend, and when the opening note of Shatter hit, tears still start, and after that VHS I was just no good. You know he's sitting with Brodie right now, watching them carry on the story and legacy.
Well if you think about it if he was still alive maybe bo wouldn't have get the opprotunity to shine in the wrestling world. We all know how the fiend and bray were the fan favorites in the world. I miss him so much, but maybe this is the way of the world to light the way for bo to shine. I'm sure bray would have also wanted that
Took me several months to be able to watch wrestling again after Brody died finally got back into it and then Bray died aside from watching clips from you guys and a couple other random channels haven't been able to watch wrestling since Miss the hell out of him
my favorite memory was the day I met him at summerslam axxess in LA. The wyatt family were in full character, but you could tell everyone was having a blast even in the hot blazing sun. I look at that picture from time to time and still can't believe I met them, took a picture and honored with autographs
It's ben almost a year, and I"m still wrapping my head round the fact that Bray is no longer with us. I was beyond shocked when that news first broke. RIP Bray, you were a legend before his time
I was lucky enough to have 10th row floor seats at the Rumble when Bray and LA Knight had their match. Some people weren't thrilled with the "Pitch Black" theme, but it was cool to see them try something so visually different. Knowing now that it would be Brays last PPV match, I hope everyone that was there that night, appreciates what we all got to be a part of. Never before and never again - 1 of 1 - RIP Bray.
There will never be another Windham Rotunda. Bray Wyatt, despite the booking WWE gave him, is truly one of the greatest on-screen characters of all time and the man himself was an amazing soul. Nothing but love and respect to a true legend.
I remember meeting Bray at Wizcon, he had travel issues and showed up after the convention had closed the doors. The line moved slowly, because Bray wanted to make everyone feel special and he did.
When I heard of his passing, it really hit me differently. I don't know exactly why, maybe because he wasn't much older than me or because I had always loved his work and everything you heard around him (although much of it only came out afterwards). He really was one of a kind. At the time, I had only started watching wrestling again. I'd stopped in 2018 or so, because of how bad some of the stories (if there were any) had gotten. I know, WWE isn't the only promotion, but I also didn't wanna get into a new one. Plus, I had less time. Then the pandemic came and I spent my time on other stuff, and the whole thing with McMahon didn't really make me wanna start watching again. I kept an eye on a few people I'd been a fan of, watched their matches and dipped into your news at times, but nothing more. But a few weeks before Bray died, I'd seen a couple of people talk about how for weeks and months the product had been much better with Triple H having more influence. And the rumors came up that Bray was about to return, so I started watching again, because I didn't wanna miss that. Then the news hit. I was devastated. But the tribute they (and the fans!) gave him on the next episode, was really, really good. I cried, but they handled it just about right. I'll never forget the image of Erick and Braun hugging and crying, while the fans chanted "he had the whole world in his hands". And these days, we can see his legacy finally getting the recognition it deserved, and I'm very much looking forward to what's next with the Wyatt Sick6. Plus I love that his brother gets to continue what he started.
I've been a wrestling & horror fan all my life. The Fiend relit a fire hit me I hadn't felt for wrestling since the Road Warriors in the 80's. 😢 I am man enough to admit I wept through this entire video.
I think honestly of all the celebrity that I've seen, I don't think anyone's will break my heart more than Bray's, so much so I dressed up as him this past halloween (Mix between nxt days and eater of worlds.) It was emotional for me cause I felt like Windahm's spirit was there with me, giving me the energy to embody him.
I grew up watching wrestling with my grandparents all through the 90s. My grandma passed away in 2004 and my grandpa followed in 2006. I continued watching but around 2009 I just couldn't stick with it. The product had become to stale for me to have any interest. In 2013 I had caught wind of the Wyatt family and I tuned in when the early vignettes had made their way to the main roster ahead of their debut and I was immediately hooked. Hell, they became the only reason I watched despite the fact that their first target was Kane, and he was my 2nd favorite wrestler of all time behind Bret. Anyway, the Wyatt family, and eventually Bray and then the Fiend kept me engaged with WWE. They were the only reason I was able to continue enjoying something I had shared with my late grandparents for so many years. In 2021 when they fired him, I stopped watching. I tried to get into AEW and did for a little bit but the level of interest was nothing compared to what Windham allowed me to have for all those years. Then in mid to late 2022 I heard about Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" being played in the darkened arenas and I heard about the first QR code and I knew. I knew it was him. The return at Extreme Rules is one of my favorite moments in the history of wrestling. I knew we were all in for such a special run and I was so happy that Windham was back to keep telling his story. When he passed away in August of 2023 I knew in my heart I would never be able to watch professional wrestling again. The man who had single handedly kept me interested for nearly a decade was gone and I knew that something I had shared with my late grandparents as a child would no longer be part of my life. It broke my heart. When I heard about the Bray documentary on Peacock, I purchased a one month subscription just to watch it. While watching I smiled, and teared up, and enjoyed rewatching his career as I'd done so many times via youtube over the years. Then the documentary wrapped up....and the lantern illuminated again. My heart dropped as I imagined what it might mean. Then I heard about "Night bird" playing in darkened arenas and I heard about a new QR code. Once again, I knew... Bray was an artist and even in death he's allowed me to be a wrestling fan a little bit longer. I can't even begin to explain my gratitude to Windham, Taylor, and all of the Wyatt Sick6 for letting me be a fan a little bit longer and continue to be engaged in something I shared with my grandparents for all those years.
#5 You do the right thing, because it's the right thing to do. You don't do it so you can get a pat on the back, or praise for it. Not telling anyone about this act just proves that Bray was a genuinely good selfless and humble person.
Bray Wyatt as a character was truly one-of-a-kind. A unique blend of charisma and psychopathy, and one of the most creative minds in the business. However, Windham Rotunda the man was truly a remarkable human being. I'm surprised this story was not mentioned in this countdown, but an autistic child was beaten up at school, and his Bray Wyatt shirt was cut up by the attacking bully. The boy's mother posted about it, and when Windham (as Bray Wyatt) saw this, he told the mother to DM him her child's shirt size and where to send it. Truly selfless!
So I met Bray years ago by accident. The WWE did a live event in the state I live in and me and my buddies went and after we went to a bar to shoot pool and drink. Well I was playing by myself and a man sat coins on the table and asked to join me. I realized that the man was Bray. We play 3 games of pool and I will always say that he was a just a funny and genuine guy. I lost two out of three of those pool matches
My favorite story is when an older lady saw him in the toy aisle somewhere and asked if he knew about wrestling figures for her grandson (or something similar) and he pulled his toy and said “yes ma’am that’s me) and helped her.
"The toes you step on on your way to the top are connected to the asses you kiss when you fall down" Bray sounded like a man to help lift everyone up the ladder of success. Not the kind of guy to elevate himself by stepping on others.
So many wrestlers are terrible people off-screen. Bray was a perfect example of the wrestler that is a great guy in real life. When the Wyatt Family debuted I was not a fan, but Luke Harper pulled me into their twisted story. Both of these men were great guys off-stage but played sickos on TV. Isn't that how it should be? I miss both of these guys. I hope they are sitting together watching some great matches.
Man oh man. I’m going through a rough patch in my life right now and when I heard bray passed, I was legit certain I was dreaming. I told myself that this has to be a sick joke. Unfortunately I and I’m sure other people as well has not woken up from this nightmare.
There's no way someone named husky Harris could ever be an ahole sounds like the nicest wrestler alive 💯😂 rip Bray Wyatt the only other person besides Taker and now uncle howdy that could make all the spooky stuff seem real and interesting may Bo Dallas carry on his legacy to even further greatness💯
no.11 vince macmahon was a complete assclown who never got bray and undercut him at any chance he got. bray got super over, job him out. gets over again, job him out. continues to be over, keep jobbing.
I get the frustration, it sux!! Especially knowing Vince would never book Taker that way. But at the same time, Bray is a multiple time world champion and beloved by the wrestling community. When you have the respect and accolades Bray has gotten, wins and losses truly do not matter. He reached the mountain top in wrestling, that so many people dream of reaching, and nothing can take that away. However, there’s one thing I’m furious about when it comes to WWE treatment of Bray (and all their talent, but particularly Bray) it’s the fact that they required them to get the vaccs. If you recall, the reports would always say the cause was an “unnamed heart condition”, and to this day they still have not named it. But I’d be willing to bet anything that I know the name of it, myocarditis. And it wasn’t so much caused by the virus, but instead the supposed remedy.
I'll never understand this world's obsession with Bray Wyatt. I'm sure he was a nice guy, but some of you just oversell the hell out of him. Second coming of the Undertaker? It's like, tell me you know nothing about wrestling without telling me you know nothing about wrestling.
Not the time nor the place. Not a fan, that's fine, tottle on and stop venting your frustration. I bet their are plenty of artists, musicians, actors, and wrestlers you don't like as much as other and we don't like as much as you. There's no need to for such frustration. Relax and enjoy what you do!
@@madslocodemente Oh get over it, you could have tottled on without comment just as easy but it’s always more fun to start a fight with someone who might not agree with you isn’t it?
@@Grizz1497 it's not that I have a problem with. It's your attitude. Take some time to think and just reflect on your behaviour. Is the frustration necessarily due to this and me, or something else. Work on it. Hope it all gets better for you. Have a nice day.
Love how you all completely ignored the fact he cheated on his wife with JoJo for several months & she knew he was married. Funny how people do things unfaithful & are idolized for it
Hearing all these stories about him helping others and lifting him up, Bray really did sound like the second coming of the Undertaker. Not just in his gimmick, but in the way he handled himself and others. It really feels like he could have taken on the mantle of the benevolent locker room leader and top guy willing to help others get over...
That's an insult to Bray, Undertaker cut the worst promos and outside the ring sounds like an absolute dunce.
@@kingryanidas17what you talking about Willis?!?!
My heart broke when I heard the news of his passing. There will never be another kind soul and creative mind like Bray Wyatt.
Cried like a baby when I got home after hearing the news
Simon, your love for people really shines in these tribute videos. You're one of the good ones.
😢I remember watching Bray playing around on the spinning chair and was smiling too myself... he was definitely a big kid at heart...
Bray/Windham just left a mark on you...I remember working on a home project where I made my own lantern...when I was done I held it up like Bray did then posted about it with his picture holding up his lantern...I truly loved his character and hearing all these wonderful stories just makes you wish he was still here continuing to leave his mark on those he came across...he is missed ❤
I’ll never forget where I was and how gutted I felt when I read triple h’s tweet. RIP Bray❤
Same here, it was around 4am I was in my room was about to go to sleep I look at my phone and I get a notification from wrestlelamia and it was a youtube video saying Bray had passed away. I'll never forget how many tears I cried for him 😭😭😭😭 R.I.P Windham Rotunda
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I literally took the day off work and just sat in silence all day. I’ve been a fan of bray since I met him at a house show in 2013. It was my 10th birthday and he was hosting meet and greets with other superstars that night, he signed my Hawaiian shirt that looked just like the one he had (it definitely doesn’t fit me now lol, but I’m never getting rid of it) and I told him it was my birthday and I wanted to be just like him when I was older, he kneeled down to me and wished me a happy birthday and said “that sounds like a great idea little man, make me a promise me that you stick with it, you got the whole world in your hands kid, I believe in you.” And I know it seems like he’s just saying what he needs to, but I still think about it daily, im actually about to start training in the ring, all because of him, I want to do the creepy, supernatural, storytelling wrestling. He’s been my favorite ever since then and I have an entire character developed about a lost firefly that idolized the words of the red, looking to reignite his flame in a new style, hopefully I’ll be able to carry on his name and make sure nobody forgets the name bray wyatt
Man miss bray great video Simon this shows how kind and thoughtful bray was rip bray never be forgotten
Wyatt got me into wrestling 😢 Rest In Peace
Damn, I missed all the Bray Wyatt years because I was locked up. Rotunda was a world class person and performer and I never knew how loved he was. RIP Bray
@Simon you continue to be the only reason many of us sub here, your humanity, positivity, and empathy are world class Sir. This was an amazing watch and never heard of 1/2 of these.
I don't think a wrestler's death has ever hit me as hard as Bray Wyatt. It still hits me. I was watching Raw clips with my girlfriend, and when the opening note of Shatter hit, tears still start, and after that VHS I was just no good. You know he's sitting with Brodie right now, watching them carry on the story and legacy.
Rest in peace Bray Wyatt, Wish him and Bo Dallas would’ve been working in the Wyatt sicks together.
Well if you think about it if he was still alive maybe bo wouldn't have get the opprotunity to shine in the wrestling world. We all know how the fiend and bray were the fan favorites in the world. I miss him so much, but maybe this is the way of the world to light the way for bo to shine. I'm sure bray would have also wanted that
@@shahrbanooShadpoori sadly true, Bo wouldn’t have gotten this push if it wasn’t for his death and Bray giving him the spotlight.
@@shahrbanooShadpooriI know windham is looking down at taylor saying “you did it brother, it’s your time to lead the fireflies now, I’m proud of you”
Took me several months to be able to watch wrestling again after Brody died finally got back into it and then Bray died aside from watching clips from you guys and a couple other random channels haven't been able to watch wrestling since Miss the hell out of him
That detective gimmick sounds hilarious! "We're back in business!" 😂🤣
this mans brilliance was unlimited
Bray Wyatt was the most captivating man in wrestling and he will always be my favorite
my favorite memory was the day I met him at summerslam axxess in LA. The wyatt family were in full character, but you could tell everyone was having a blast even in the hot blazing sun. I look at that picture from time to time and still can't believe I met them, took a picture and honored with autographs
Damn man it’s been how long now and STILL I tear up when thinking about him and when hearing those last 2 entries of the list. Man I miss him🕊️
RIP Bray. Wrestling will never be the same. Also ngl I still fight back the tears hearing how great of a person he is
Miss you so damn much, Bray 😢😢
He was on track to being a Legend. Truly a man with a big heart and brilliant mind
Hands down a legend!
It's ben almost a year, and I"m still wrapping my head round the fact that Bray is no longer with us. I was beyond shocked when that news first broke. RIP Bray, you were a legend before his time
Bray got me back into wrestling after so many years. His ability to craft a story and an atmosphere was second to none.
Lovely video about a lovely man. Nice one Simon.
Man I’m going to miss bray! There were so much story to tell…
I was never a fan of his work but it seems like the guy himself was amazing. A real tragedy what happened to a, by all accounts, amazing dude
I was lucky enough to have 10th row floor seats at the Rumble when Bray and LA Knight had their match. Some people weren't thrilled with the "Pitch Black" theme, but it was cool to see them try something so visually different. Knowing now that it would be Brays last PPV match, I hope everyone that was there that night, appreciates what we all got to be a part of.
Never before and never again - 1 of 1 - RIP Bray.
He will forever be missed. His work in the ring, his promos, all the stories, he was a true gift to the wrestling world
There will never be another Windham Rotunda.
Bray Wyatt, despite the booking WWE gave him, is truly one of the greatest on-screen characters of all time and the man himself was an amazing soul.
Nothing but love and respect to a true legend.
Too soon is an understatement. However, He is FOREVER. He's got the whole world in his hands.
What a great wrestler but even greater human being we love and miss you bray
Being there when becky told that story was amazing, where she did the promo was right by my own seat
I remember meeting Bray at Wizcon, he had travel issues and showed up after the convention had closed the doors. The line moved slowly, because Bray wanted to make everyone feel special and he did.
When I heard of his passing, it really hit me differently. I don't know exactly why, maybe because he wasn't much older than me or because I had always loved his work and everything you heard around him (although much of it only came out afterwards). He really was one of a kind.
At the time, I had only started watching wrestling again. I'd stopped in 2018 or so, because of how bad some of the stories (if there were any) had gotten. I know, WWE isn't the only promotion, but I also didn't wanna get into a new one. Plus, I had less time. Then the pandemic came and I spent my time on other stuff, and the whole thing with McMahon didn't really make me wanna start watching again. I kept an eye on a few people I'd been a fan of, watched their matches and dipped into your news at times, but nothing more.
But a few weeks before Bray died, I'd seen a couple of people talk about how for weeks and months the product had been much better with Triple H having more influence. And the rumors came up that Bray was about to return, so I started watching again, because I didn't wanna miss that. Then the news hit. I was devastated. But the tribute they (and the fans!) gave him on the next episode, was really, really good. I cried, but they handled it just about right. I'll never forget the image of Erick and Braun hugging and crying, while the fans chanted "he had the whole world in his hands".
And these days, we can see his legacy finally getting the recognition it deserved, and I'm very much looking forward to what's next with the Wyatt Sick6. Plus I love that his brother gets to continue what he started.
I've been a wrestling & horror fan all my life. The Fiend relit a fire hit me I hadn't felt for wrestling since the Road Warriors in the 80's. 😢 I am man enough to admit I wept through this entire video.
Truly lovely
I think honestly of all the celebrity that I've seen, I don't think anyone's will break my heart more than Bray's, so much so I dressed up as him this past halloween (Mix between nxt days and eater of worlds.) It was emotional for me cause I felt like Windahm's spirit was there with me, giving me the energy to embody him.
celebrity deaths*
I grew up watching wrestling with my grandparents all through the 90s. My grandma passed away in 2004 and my grandpa followed in 2006. I continued watching but around 2009 I just couldn't stick with it. The product had become to stale for me to have any interest.
In 2013 I had caught wind of the Wyatt family and I tuned in when the early vignettes had made their way to the main roster ahead of their debut and I was immediately hooked. Hell, they became the only reason I watched despite the fact that their first target was Kane, and he was my 2nd favorite wrestler of all time behind Bret.
Anyway, the Wyatt family, and eventually Bray and then the Fiend kept me engaged with WWE. They were the only reason I was able to continue enjoying something I had shared with my late grandparents for so many years.
In 2021 when they fired him, I stopped watching. I tried to get into AEW and did for a little bit but the level of interest was nothing compared to what Windham allowed me to have for all those years.
Then in mid to late 2022 I heard about Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" being played in the darkened arenas and I heard about the first QR code and I knew. I knew it was him. The return at Extreme Rules is one of my favorite moments in the history of wrestling. I knew we were all in for such a special run and I was so happy that Windham was back to keep telling his story.
When he passed away in August of 2023 I knew in my heart I would never be able to watch professional wrestling again. The man who had single handedly kept me interested for nearly a decade was gone and I knew that something I had shared with my late grandparents as a child would no longer be part of my life. It broke my heart.
When I heard about the Bray documentary on Peacock, I purchased a one month subscription just to watch it. While watching I smiled, and teared up, and enjoyed rewatching his career as I'd done so many times via youtube over the years. Then the documentary wrapped up....and the lantern illuminated again. My heart dropped as I imagined what it might mean.
Then I heard about "Night bird" playing in darkened arenas and I heard about a new QR code. Once again, I knew...
Bray was an artist and even in death he's allowed me to be a wrestling fan a little bit longer. I can't even begin to explain my gratitude to Windham, Taylor, and all of the Wyatt Sick6 for letting me be a fan a little bit longer and continue to be engaged in something I shared with my grandparents for all those years.
RIP Bray Wyatt
Gone but never ever forgotten
Wyatt family, shield, evolution, that 8 month span was the best it got in WWE. come fight me you know you were hyped
#5
You do the right thing, because it's the right thing to do. You don't do it so you can get a pat on the back, or praise for it. Not telling anyone about this act just proves that Bray was a genuinely good selfless and humble person.
Simon tryna be slick with that "power of positivity" line 🤣
Ok…who’s cuttin onions around here 🥹
Rest in peace Bray…thank you!!
LONG LIVE BRAY 🕊️
His death still hurts!! Don’t think it will ever feel real! A true hero!!
There's only 2 wrestler deaths that have legitimately shaken me and they're almost 20 years apart. Eddie Guerrero's and Bray's. 😢
The reason for my name and why I enjoy horror and shock vaule
RIP Bray 🙏🏽🙏🏽
One time, WWE was in Lafayette, la ,he went on local morning new show and in character whole time, his cult leader character
I got to hear Becky tell her story about the table that night after Raw. It was just after his passing. Such a sweet moment.
Bray Wyatt as a character was truly one-of-a-kind. A unique blend of charisma and psychopathy, and one of the most creative minds in the business. However, Windham Rotunda the man was truly a remarkable human being. I'm surprised this story was not mentioned in this countdown, but an autistic child was beaten up at school, and his Bray Wyatt shirt was cut up by the attacking bully. The boy's mother posted about it, and when Windham (as Bray Wyatt) saw this, he told the mother to DM him her child's shirt size and where to send it. Truly selfless!
So I met Bray years ago by accident. The WWE did a live event in the state I live in and me and my buddies went and after we went to a bar to shoot pool and drink. Well I was playing by myself and a man sat coins on the table and asked to join me. I realized that the man was Bray. We play 3 games of pool and I will always say that he was a just a funny and genuine guy. I lost two out of three of those pool matches
Okay I am just going to go and cry now....
What an unselfish, humble person
My favorite story is when an older lady saw him in the toy aisle somewhere and asked if he knew about wrestling figures for her grandson (or something similar) and he pulled his toy and said “yes ma’am that’s me) and helped her.
Legend
After Bray died Last August its still a Hard Pill to Swallow, He was such a Creative Mind and a Joy to Watch. Rest Easy Bray
there's still a small part of me that's in denial. Already almost been a whole year (next month).
Rip Bray.
RIP bray wyatt u are missed
I miss him.
9:22 crazy twin peaks references damn
I named my snake after him, he was honestly someone to look up to even if he was only a few years older than me,
Bray and Shad ... we didn't deserve them but they were solid!
Good afternoon y'all
Rip Bray Wyatt 😢
"The toes you step on on your way to the top are connected to the asses you kiss when you fall down"
Bray sounded like a man to help lift everyone up the ladder of success. Not the kind of guy to elevate himself by stepping on others.
True great who never got to reach his full potential. Taken far to soon.
audio sounds crazy here lol
I'm not crying, you're crying.
Brays death shook me because he wasn't that much older than I am. Go hug your loved ones. You never know when it can all be taken away.
Even thou alot like the Wyatt 6 I feel without Bray it shouldn't be done
Rip Bray 🙏
The more i hear about Bray the more im convinced he had ADHD. The empathy, creativity, sensitivity and being calm in a crisis.
❤❤❤
So many wrestlers are terrible people off-screen. Bray was a perfect example of the wrestler that is a great guy in real life. When the Wyatt Family debuted I was not a fan, but Luke Harper pulled me into their twisted story. Both of these men were great guys off-stage but played sickos on TV. Isn't that how it should be? I miss both of these guys. I hope they are sitting together watching some great matches.
Man oh man. I’m going through a rough patch in my life right now and when I heard bray passed, I was legit certain I was dreaming. I told myself that this has to be a sick joke. Unfortunately I and I’m sure other people as well has not woken up from this nightmare.
Hope things pick up for you soon.
Long live bray forever man 🕊️💙
There's no way someone named husky Harris could ever be an ahole sounds like the nicest wrestler alive 💯😂 rip Bray Wyatt the only other person besides Taker and now uncle howdy that could make all the spooky stuff seem real and interesting may Bo Dallas carry on his legacy to even further greatness💯
I would label this too soon or too late
Bray Wyatt was a great man and will be missed ❤ ⭕️ 🐇
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Does Simon sound bored or tired or is it just me he’s usually so upbeat
Why does it sound like it's not Simon Miller?? 🤨
Follow the Buzzards
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We lost him too soon
The AI version of Simon Miller just doesn't hit the same as the real thing.
It's not AI, FFS; he's talking like a real person because of the subject matter...
Losing bray was a huge loss for us all, wasn't it?
Blue pants thought she retired! No normal person watches anything apart from WWE these days I’m afraid
Yeah Tom definitely didn't design the mask, bud.
no.11 vince macmahon was a complete assclown who never got bray and undercut him at any chance he got. bray got super over, job him out. gets over again, job him out. continues to be over, keep jobbing.
I get the frustration, it sux!! Especially knowing Vince would never book Taker that way. But at the same time, Bray is a multiple time world champion and beloved by the wrestling community. When you have the respect and accolades Bray has gotten, wins and losses truly do not matter. He reached the mountain top in wrestling, that so many people dream of reaching, and nothing can take that away.
However, there’s one thing I’m furious about when it comes to WWE treatment of Bray (and all their talent, but particularly Bray) it’s the fact that they required them to get the vaccs. If you recall, the reports would always say the cause was an “unnamed heart condition”, and to this day they still have not named it. But I’d be willing to bet anything that I know the name of it, myocarditis. And it wasn’t so much caused by the virus, but instead the supposed remedy.
I'll never understand this world's obsession with Bray Wyatt. I'm sure he was a nice guy, but some of you just oversell the hell out of him. Second coming of the Undertaker? It's like, tell me you know nothing about wrestling without telling me you know nothing about wrestling.
Not the time nor the place. Not a fan, that's fine, tottle on and stop venting your frustration. I bet their are plenty of artists, musicians, actors, and wrestlers you don't like as much as other and we don't like as much as you. There's no need to for such frustration. Relax and enjoy what you do!
@@madslocodemente Oh get over it, you could have tottled on without comment just as easy but it’s always more fun to start a fight with someone who might not agree with you isn’t it?
@Grizz1497 you are very childish. Grow up.
@@madslocodemente Bray Wyatt was overrated. Get over it.
@@Grizz1497 it's not that I have a problem with. It's your attitude. Take some time to think and just reflect on your behaviour. Is the frustration necessarily due to this and me, or something else. Work on it. Hope it all gets better for you. Have a nice day.
Why did we lose Bray, yet trump still lingers on?
Love how you all completely ignored the fact he cheated on his wife with JoJo for several months & she knew he was married. Funny how people do things unfaithful & are idolized for it
Ok Saint Lahey, show us how to be immaculately virtuous 🙄
Oh, simple person. I don’t think that’s what people admire about him
@@jordan9419Exactly. Keep ignoring facts
@@arnoldvelasquez6473You just don't care. Sad. At least I have principles, you believe in anarchy
Never the time, nor the place, to attack people who have passed away.
Shouldn’t have watching this one while at work. 🥲😭