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Old 05-03-2013, 07:13 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Lock Jaw View Post
I don't really see them as "out of touch", it is just that what is "mainstream pop culture" these days generally sucks.
The Fandango thing is a good example. It became "cool" accidentally. Now look at everything WWE has done with it since. From the first promo the week after to the videos they produced. It's like they got really excited about being "hip" and then actually TRIED and it was awkward.
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