Mick Foley was a recent guest on the “Hot Ones” series on YouTube and revealed that his Cameo videos don’t feature the original Mankind mask.
The WWE Hall of Famer says he uses a knockoff that was made in Thailand. He said,
“For my Cameo videos, I wear a knockoff that was made in Thailand, and for the life of me, I can’t really tell the difference. When I contacted the young man from Thailand, he thought I was trying to get him in trouble, but I want you to make me a mask man [laughs]. The young man did a nice job.”
AEW wrestler Swerve Strickland recently released a music video for his AEW theme song “Big Pressure.” The video, which you can see below, features Prince Nana doing his signature dance near the AEW production trucks:
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Mick Foley, the WWE Hall of Famer, recently appeared on the popular YouTube series “Hot Ones” and made an interesting revelation about his Cameo videos. Foley disclosed that the Mankind mask he wears in his Cameo videos is actually a knockoff made in Thailand, rather than the original mask.
During the interview, Foley shared that he couldn’t tell the difference between the knockoff mask and the original one. When he contacted the young man from Thailand who made the mask, the man initially thought Foley was trying to get him in trouble. However, Foley clarified that he wanted the young man to make him a mask, and he was pleased with the result.
In addition to Foley’s appearance on “Hot Ones,” AEW wrestler Swerve Strickland recently released a music video for his AEW theme song called “Big Pressure.” The video features Prince Nana, who is known for his signature dance moves, near the AEW production trucks. Fans of AEW can watch the music video on YouTube.
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Whether it’s learning about Mick Foley’s knockoff Mankind mask or enjoying Swerve Strickland’s music video, wrestling fans have plenty of exciting content to explore.