John Cena revealed true emotions behind ‘you’ll be able to’t see me’ jokes throughout Logan Paul interview
John Cena, the WWE-superstar-turned-actor, revealed on a Logan Paul podcast what his true emotions are in regards to the jokes that nobody can ‘see him’.
Cena has not too long ago returned to the WWE ‘full-time’ for one last run within the firm, lastly enjoying a villainous heel for the primary time in his profession.
This has included the wrestler chastising kids, criticising WWE followers, and even slamming the years lengthy joke that he’s ‘invisible’.
This all circles again to a gimmick Cena picked up early in his wrestling profession through which he would wave his hand in entrance of his face and taunt his opponent saying, ‘you’ll be able to’t see me’.
The taunt ultimately led to a now widespread meme through which folks joke that Cena is invisible as a result of they ‘can’t see him’.
Whereas the taunt itself has a stunning origin, Cena’s WWE character slamming the jokes can even come as a large shock to those that watched Cena’s look on Logan Paul’s podcast Impaulsive.
Paul, who himself is now a full-time WWE wrestler, interviewed Cena and made a number of jokes about how he was ‘invisible’ of their interview.
Podcast co-host Mike Majlak revealed within the episode that they had been ‘so nervous’ about making these jibes, and requested if the wrestler ever will get sick of individuals joking he’s invisible.
Whereas Cena acknowledged he’s shocked by the gimmick’s ‘endurance’, he went on to say: “It’s nice.”
He added: “Dude I’ve a superpower. I’m f***ing for actual insivisble… It’s f***ing superior.”
The interview, which got here out a yr in the past, doesn’t now fairly align together with his present WWE character.
Cena has been the epitome of a great man in WWE for his whole 20+ yr profession, however his profession has taken one other course.
He got here out two weeks in the past to raucous boos, with Netflix having to censor chants of ‘f**ok you Cena’.
The wrestler started lambasting the gang, ultimately saying: “You steal my time, you may have made me your fricking toy, I’m an object to you.
“You’ve got made me the butt of a silly invisible joke for 15 years and you continue to suppose it’s humorous. It’s not humorous. It’s pathetic.”
One fan posted it to Twitter, saying: “Cena sh*tting on the invisible jokes is probably essentially the most villain shit he may probably say.”
One other fan replied saying: “Who’s speaking, why is there nobody within the ring? Why am I scared?”
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