Who said WWE is for the sophomore?
By suchi60
@suchi60 (912)
India
July 16, 2009 12:13pm CST
My two daughters run back from school to catch all the action of their favorite WWE superstars, John Cena, Jeff Hardy, Ashley, and god knows who all. Ask them about what they learnt at school that day at that time, and you'll be lucky to get a response. These kids are so addicted to their favorite show that they hardly have the time to study or eat. Get any closer to them, and you'll be lucky to escape a punch. Kids, whether they're boys or girls, are not the same they used to be.
1 response
@kanthutherocker (29)
• India
16 Jul 09
Its hard in today's generation to discard kids from watching whatever they want to.I am a 21 year old and a WWE fan myself.My mother says not to watch WWE.But,I pretend as if I don't listen to her and it continues week after week.As a grown up,I know what the limits are.But,kids don't usually know that.
WWE as a product is all about wrestling.With all the discussions about kids banned from watching,WWE has changed.Its not bloody anymore and the fights are edited to an extent that everyone can watch.However,it still encourages negative aspects in children.
