There is a decade-long running gag that John Cena is invisible. Fans always mention this fact without fail. This gag has been so popular that even the man himself admits he has the power.
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John Cena recently had an interview with ‘Chris Van Vliet’ for the promotion of his movie, F9. Chris addressed the elephant in the room and stated that the number one comment about the interview will be ‘Why is Chris talking to a blank background’? Cena agreed and said,
“I somehow, through almost two decades of involvement with the WWE, have genuinely developed a superpower. I’m invisible bro. Like that’s pretty, that’s pretty decent.”
It was entertaining for the fans to see Cena actually acknowledging the fact that this joke exists.
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You can’t see John Cena
The gag started around the time Cena began to use the ‘You Can’t See Me’ taunt in WWE. The line and the hand gesture became so popular that people still remember and joke about it to this day.
When depression strikes, I feel invisible like John Cena pic.twitter.com/QY5IJFpznf
— 🎙 Super Marcey 🎙 12 Years Of Podcasting (@supermarcey) June 13, 2021
Just call John Cena the Invisible hand because we can’t see him
— ᭙𝓲ꪶꪶ ☠︎︎ (@HeelBalor) June 14, 2021
The age doesn’t matter. If you have seen John Cena do the taunt, you know the joke.
me watching me watching
John cena at John cena at
the age of 10 the age of 21 pic.twitter.com/eftxmiEhW5— 👑Adam Goldberg👑 (@adamgoldberg28) June 13, 2021
Cena’s appreciation for Roman Reigns
During the interview, Cena lauded the current performers for their hard work during the pandemic era with no audience. He stated,
“I think that this time without an audience has allowed performers like let’s say Roman Reigns for example, to unobstructively mold his character. If you send Roman Reigns from city to city to city with paying audience after paying audience, there may be some audiences that don’t even care what he wants, what he has to say.
They just want to boo him or cheer him or whatever. — I think Roman Reigns has absolutely needed this time and in it, he has developed himself his personality found out who he is so now when he goes back to live audiences they’re not confused.”
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