As we previously reported here on eWn, WWE has surpassed 100 million subscribers on YouTube.
Taking to Twitter, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, credited for the milestone, celebrated WWE’s success. He wrote,
“100 MILLION YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS! Only the 10th channel globally to ever do so! Helluva milestone that deserves the well earned flowers of recognition. Hyped to see this growth, and much more exciting and expansive work is ahead of us. Congratulations to our hardworking superstars, staff, and crew. The jabroni beating, pie eating, trail blazing, eyebrow raising, downin’ Teremanas at the pubs, sayin’ f**k off you crybabies with a hundred million subs. ~ the people’s champ #directoroftheboard @wwe @TKOGrp”
100 MILLION YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS! 👏🏾👏🏾
Only the 10th channel globally to ever do so! Helluva milestone that deserves the well earned flowers of recognition 💐🌍
Hyped to see this growth, and much more exciting and expansive work is ahead of us.
Congratulations to our… pic.twitter.com/tkaYFAaaCq
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) March 8, 2024
Grayson Waller took a shot at Randy Orton on Twitter, writing,
“It’s been a weird few days, I’ve started hearing voices in my head. They keep saying “Randy Orton is overrated”
It’s been a weird few days, I’ve started hearing voices in my head.
They keep saying “Randy Orton is overrated”— Grayson Waller (@GraysonWWE) March 8, 2024
And finally, A&E released a preview for Sunday’s episode of “Biography: WWE Legends” featuring the late WWE Hall of Famer Scott Hall. You can watch the clip below:
WWE Surpasses 100 Million Subscribers on YouTube, Celebrated by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
In a major milestone for the world of professional wrestling, WWE has surpassed 100 million subscribers on YouTube. This achievement places WWE among an elite group of only ten channels globally to reach this impressive number of subscribers. The news was met with excitement and celebration, with one of WWE’s biggest stars, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, taking to Twitter to acknowledge the accomplishment.
The Rock, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time, expressed his excitement and pride in WWE’s success. He tweeted, “100 MILLION YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS! Only the 10th channel globally to ever do so! Helluva milestone that deserves the well-earned flowers of recognition.”
The Rock also expressed his anticipation for the future, stating, “Hyped to see this growth, and much more exciting and expansive work is ahead of us.” He congratulated the hardworking superstars, staff, and crew who have contributed to WWE’s success. The Rock’s tweet showcased his trademark charisma and humor, as he referred to himself as “the people’s champ” and included his popular catchphrases.
This achievement is a testament to WWE’s enduring popularity and its ability to engage and entertain fans worldwide. With a rich history spanning several decades, WWE has consistently produced captivating storylines, larger-than-life characters, and thrilling in-ring action. The company’s presence on YouTube has allowed fans to access a wide range of content, including highlights from matches, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage.
In addition to WWE’s milestone on YouTube, there have been other notable events in the wrestling world. Grayson Waller, a rising star in WWE, took a shot at veteran wrestler Randy Orton on Twitter. Waller tweeted, “It’s been a weird few days, I’ve started hearing voices in my head. They keep saying ‘Randy Orton is overrated.'” This playful jab highlights the ongoing rivalries and banter that make professional wrestling so entertaining for fans.
Furthermore, A&E released a preview for an upcoming episode of “Biography: WWE Legends” featuring the late WWE Hall of Famer Scott Hall. The preview offers a glimpse into Hall’s illustrious career and his impact on the wrestling industry. This documentary series provides fans with an in-depth look at the lives and careers of legendary wrestlers, offering a behind-the-scenes perspective on their journeys to stardom.
The combination of WWE’s milestone on YouTube, the playful banter between wrestlers on social media, and the release of captivating documentaries showcases the enduring popularity and cultural significance of professional wrestling. As fans continue to engage with WWE’s content on various platforms, the industry will undoubtedly continue to evolve and captivate audiences around the world.