Hello and welcome to the AEW Rampage preview. I'm Anna Wilborn from WhatCulture joined by

one of the deadly boys, Michael Sidjwick from WhatCulture to look ahead to tonight's episode

of AEW Rampage. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make

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week complete, with the legal quiz, of course, on a wrestling culture. As I said, join

by Michael Sidjwick, go ahead to Rampage tonight. And you know what that means? No Rampage

Rampage Rampage for you this week, right? Because people were very nasty to us on social

media, yes, they said. So you're going to get punished for that sort of thing. Do AEW

fans hate us now for purely giving our subjective take on an objectively bad episode of Dynamite

on Wednesday? It would certainly appear that way. I got a little telling off some Twitter

followers for saying that just because I think it sure was bad. Because I tweeted to

the effect, and I'm going to repeat this rant. Hopefully the magnif fans will still forgive

me at this point. I tweeted something to the effect of sometimes the pop culture you consume

and like, will be bad or people will think it's bad. Please accept this without being

a enormous weird baby about it. It's incredibly childish, tribalistic behaviour to not be

gay. It's one thing to say, I disagree with what you say about the thing I like. It's

another thing to like wrap yourself in knots to perform mental gymnastics to be borderline

abusive when someone says this, you are under no obligation to follow or sometimes like

that actually seek you out. They don't follow you. They're just because they don't want

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