A 16-time Champion in WWE, John Cena has always been known for his stardom and popularity. Over the years, Cena developed himself as one of the top names in the industry. However, in the past years, Cena also became an internet and meme sensation because of his ‘self-created super-power.’

During an interview from five years ago, Cena would cite that same reason as one of the most impactful moves in the world of wrestling.

Which wrestling move did John Cena refer to as the most “impactful” move in wrestling?

Always known for his wit and humor, Cena would use it to answer a few questions during a 5-year-old interview with WIRED. As the video neared its end, a question would pop up asking the most dangerous move in wrestling. And The Leader of Cenation had a witty response ready for it.

He said, “They are all dangerous. I think the most impactful one ever designed is the move that I have created. That I did not think would catch on. Simply where you wave your hand infront of your face and say, ‘You can’t see me.'”

Cena further continued, “Now, I know out there the wrestling purists are going to pull their hair out but think of this my friends, has there been another performer to wave his hand infront of his face? And be given an actual superpower? Think. This has made me invisible. Top that. Anyone.”

Although, not technically a wrestling move but a taunt, this particular ‘self-created superpower’ helped Cena to rise to massive popularity on the internet as well, and gave him enough reasons to believe it was one of the most impactful moves in wrestling.

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However, how did it originate?

How did John Cena originate his ‘You can’t see me’ taunt?

Over the years, Cena has made a significant impact in the world of wrestling with his gimmick and signature taunts. Out of all his most popular taunts, his ‘You can’t see me’ stuck with the fans the most. Speaking on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon once, he revealed the origin of it.

He said it was from something done in a 50 cent video, and his brother dared him to do it on WWE TV and Cena added his own twist to it.

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