And in this trial, they were asking him some embarrassing questions.

It's not mine, because mine isn't that size, but we were discussing the length of Hulk Hogan's.

Seriously? So, you...

No, seriously, I do not have a 10-inch penis. No, I do not. Seriously.

Fair enough.

How do you ever in life end up in court having a question like that and then just being like, no, I don't. I don't. I wish I did. Like, how does that happen to you? Especially in his age.

Today I'm talking about the death of Hulk Hogan. It's been a couple of weeks since I made a video on this channel. I've kind of been waiting for something that would inspire me to really get the juices going. And unfortunately, it was the death of this guy because Hulk Hogan's death, it divided people online in a way that it just blew my mind. And I think it was obvious that I was sort of out of the loop of everything that, you know, people had against Hulk Hogan by this point. Because I just remembered him as like the first wrestler I ever seen on TV. I mean, he was a bit before my time. But again, he was the entry point for most people to wrestling. He was that larger than life character that transcended wrestling into the mainstream like mohammed ali did for boxing or mike titan did for boxing yes wrestling existed before hul kogan but for most people he is the reason they found out about wrestling i must have been six years old when i was watching stuff like this yeah and hulk just just, he didn't look like anyone else. He didn't sound like anyone else. And he just captured your imagination as a kid. I've seen they started restocking these after his death. And like, these are the things that like, as a six year old, I wanted. I wanted the action figure. I wanted the wrestling ring. This was the coolest thing ever as a kid. And of course, I massively lost touch with the Hulk Hogan story as you get older and you gravitate into other

things. And I guess I just didn't realize how much damage this legend of wrestling had done. It was

legacy. And my initial feelings was like sad because obviously I didn't really understand the full

context, but also I still have that image of who he was in my head and the last show he did in the

WWE he got booed badly it's just not good that, is it?

I mean, you're supposed to be a legend.

And, like, he goes on and, like, try and give the fans praise,

and they're not fucking having it, like.

And the WWE is tag teamed up with Netflix,

the greatest tag team partner of all time.

So what's you going to do when the WWE?

It's terrible, man.

Just to think how this guy used to be worshipped,

and that is his final ever performance before his death,

and he's just booed, like he's hated.

And I guess my immediate question question which is why I wanted to

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