Is WWE More Popular Now Than In The Attitude Era? | NXT Review 

as well as the fanbase, crazy seeing just how diverse the fanbase is for wwe when they show shots of the fans at live events, yeah definitely waaay popular now.

True, but they still have a long way to go. Bianca, Iyo, Bayley & Rhea should all be wrestling for the men's titles. We'll never see it happen and we all know why.

​@@atticus8659why? Sorry new fan here :)

@@maudebrunelle872 Because the sponsors and the majority of fans have this misconception that women wrestling men somehow promotes domestic violence.

@@atticus8659 thank you for your answer! Since we live in a world full of dumb people I get it, but it is unfortunate!

Only a complete moron would state this. And no I didn’t as we just looked at it.

Tell that to your 1.5 ratings. It's worse than it was from 93 to 95

I may be wring but I believe that's 40 did about 300,000 more each night than 17

@@daleleathers6202 yeah but who knows who watched live or taped. With streaming it's not apples to apples vs the ppv format. I appreciate the attempt though. I doubt streaming is reliable for people who replayed it or anything like that. In my case I usually watch with a friend who comes over and we binge it from noon to the start of night two.

I haven't seen a wrestling shirt in a long time. Are you overseas or something?

@@danday9697 nah bro Ohio but I see bloodline shirts just in the mall and stuff. No less common than band tees

@@peterkefalos7430 band tees are really that common today either lol. Except by rappers oddly enough

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What?

​@@Psycho-Crusher693 ♫ It's a safety dance, It's a safety dance ♫ ;)

That's a great comparison 😮😮😮

Now imagine a time when two companies were highly popular

Excellent point. Proof there’s room for two strong companies back then, but could that happen today?

@@SteveAndLarson hopefully, but I think we can all agree that aew isn't in the same stratosphere as wcw was

Ok grandpa let’s get you back to bed

@@peterkefalos7430old timer forgot his meds

I think nostalgia plays a bit into love for the Attitude Era and people often forget a lot of the bad. This era from both a in ring and storyline wise is better overall than the Attitude Era. But the Attitude Era from a popularity standpoint is hard to top in the modern era.

@@lawrencemowersiii7114 I’m not even arguing one way or the other on this but to bring up ratings data from 30 years ago is wildly disingenuous. How many RU-vid, Hulu, and Tik Tok views did WWF do in 1998?

​@@SteveAndLarson🎉🎉🎉🎉

Well if you're gonna go that route than t.v. ratinngs dont mean much. Most people dont watch t.v. like that anymore due to the amount of streaming services and platforms. Back then more ratings equaled = more money, so if they are making more money now with more merchandise sold and wwe becoming more popular and more cultural in the world i would say wwe now already passed the attitude era, but dont confused i still prefer the attitude era ( entertainment wise)

When you realize people don't consume things the same way in 2024 than in 2000, come talk to me. Who watches every TV show live ? Look at what is a platinum artist today, a box office record, and compare (adjusted for inflation), you'll be surprised. Attention is more split, people can be a wrestling fan without watchin live because they have the choice. Reality is theres probably more wrestling fans today than in the attitude era, if not then explain to me all the sold out shows outside of the US ? sold out house shows in the US ? Yall hidin behind tv ratings to avoid the fact you're just old and nostalgic 😂

​@terencecaron2922 rather be old and nostalgic than some whiny entitled bih from this Era like yourself. If you're bringing back attitude era wrestlers around to pop ratings then yes it's better.. goofy

​@@eyegotthefifesheepseems like the pot calling the kettle black right here

What a strange metric to go by

People during the attitude era similarly couldn't tell you names aside from Austin, The Rock and a few others

He must be terrible at the game