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I always felt like creating lists was the best way to accomplish your goals. I decided to make my own list of grails that I hope to cop over the course of the next year. Of course, in video form.

Yeah, the thumbnail may seem a little corny, but this is my way of hopefully changing the conversation around pro wrestling and fashion.

Both polarizing in their own ways, the worlds are both are more interrelated than it may seem. Many perceive fashion to be facetious rather than expressive. Many also look at pro wrestling as gaudy, rather than artistic. 

Yet, Supreme and WWE both have rabid cult followings that any outsiders would not understand. There’s an appeal to both. Yet, in today’s age, influencers from each are both impacting each other and other cultures. It’s why you see Shane McMahon wearing Air Jordans, or Kendall Jenner wearing a vintage NWO t-shirt.

(This is me doing my best impression of a YouTuber)

Is Bret “The Hitman” Hart the Greatest of All-Time??

I’m starting a video series where we breakdown the careers of some of the WWE’s most notable stars. To start, we’re going to take a look at one of the most accomplished in-ring performers of the 90s, Bret Hart.

He had an amazing career in the WWE that came to a very sour end, and his career was cut short due to a freak accident while wrestling in WCW in 1999. Many consider him to be one of the greatest, but never THE greatest. Why is that?