During a recent edition of the “Out of Character” podcast, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins commented on his connection with the fans these days.
Additionally, Rollins opined on the fans who chant “What?,” and more.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On his connection with the fans: “They’re having fun, and that’s the name of the game. I feel like it’s really been that way for a couple of years with our audiences. I thought there was a period of time when some of the crowds we’d go to, and I’d be like, ‘Man, you sure you wanted to come to the show? You spend a lot of money to come to the show. You sure you came to have a good time?’ But lately, probably since we came back from the pandemic, people are not taking it for granted anymore because for a year-and-a-half, we didn’t get to do that, you know? We didn’t know if we were ever going to be able to do it again.”
On when fans chant “What?”: “They’re saying ‘What?’ in segments that they’re bored by what you’re saying. [If] they start signing my song in parts of the show I’m not in, then we can have a different conversation. Right now, they’re partying with me, and want my opponent to get very upset about it.”
On riding the wave of his career: “I’m gonna ride this wave for as long as I can. There are elements of [my past WWE characters] in this, but how it all came to be, I have no real explanation. That’s the beauty of art — it just evolves, and it becomes something different every day.”
