It’s the best thing in WWE right now and mark my works they’ll fuck it up.
Bray was at his peak when he beat AJ and Cena, only to succumb to his short reign ended by lame ass Orton. I guarantee you the fiend will become a joke somehow in the next 6-8 months.
If he doesn’t, great, because I love his character, but I’m not optimistic at all
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We see this theme played out by music artists and movies all the time. Entire albums are sometimes based on an alter ego or character. It makes sense, actually.
I feel that Bray is the best he’s ever been at making people feel uncertain, uncomfortable, and unsettled. His gimmick is meant to creep you out in general.
Bray was at his peak when he beat AJ and Cena, only to succumb to his short reign ended by lame ass Orton. I guarantee you the fiend will become a joke somehow in the next 6-8 months.
If he doesn’t, great, because I love his character, but I’m not optimistic at all
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I love ya Grevious, but as much I do, I have to disagree. Of course we know what bray looks like, but that doesn’t mean he can’t wear a mask. He has an alter ego, another side of himself, a dark and sinister side, worse than usual.Sorry Profile...
I'll use my words...
I personally think the "Mr Rogers meets Slipknot Reject" gimmick
is incredibly pathetic & I don't understand why everyone seems to
like it.
Sure its giving Bray a chance to show his "range" but that's about
the only positive I can say about it.
Also "The fiend" mask is painfully generic & there is no point to
Bray wearing a mask because we already know what is underneath.
So basically...
We see this theme played out by music artists and movies all the time. Entire albums are sometimes based on an alter ego or character. It makes sense, actually.
I feel that Bray is the best he’s ever been at making people feel uncertain, uncomfortable, and unsettled. His gimmick is meant to creep you out in general.
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