K100Talks...Rotten Tomatoes controversy, Nolan/Odyssey, WWE social media success (w/ brief Konnan run in!)

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**Konnan** (4:31)
I don't want to invest the amount of time it takes to go to a movie, because movies these days are two and a half, three hours long.
I want to make sure that I'm going to see something that's worth my two and a half, three hours. Wrestling is the same way for me. I don't want to invest two hours, or two hours and 15, 20 minutes sitting down watching shows. I could take 20, 30 minutes of my time and just watch it on the socials, the highlights. And it's plenty for me. Tons of fans are doing that, which is why the WWE maintains its decent attendance.
Just because not a lot of people watch the show, but people are watching that content all over the place. Their highlights on ESPN, they're on Twitter, they're on Facebook, they're on Instagram, they're on YouTube, they're on everything.

**Disco** (5:14)
Here's what I did Saturday night.

**Konnan** (5:17)
When you compare AEW's footprints on those platforms, it's minuscule. Nobody's watching the short form content on AEW and the numbers that they're watching the WWE product. So, what happens is that they can't draw people to their shows because literally the only people that watch their shows are their hardcore fans that watch it every week and have photographic memory, know everything that's going on, they don't need to see highlight packages to recap the shows because they know all the angles. That's their audience. WWE knows that there's people all over the place watching other content and they try to fill you in and keep you engaged by explaining the shit that's been going on the show that you missed. Yeah. Which is why they still draw. They draw decent houses. Their houses are down because the product's been subpar, but they still draw a considerable amount of people to these shows.
So what were you going to say?