All I remember about HHH in the Attitude Era is getting clowned on by Rock and Austin+being booked like a super villain the first half of 2000 where he was being booked to go over everyone. Cornette said it best. He was a solid worker but was never the draw. Never the guy who you could singularly depend on to make waves. He was the guy you had work with the draw. Main event guy (or was booked as such at least) but a B player who required to be working with an A to get the most out of him. A supplementary talent. I feel like HHH didn’t really get the chance to feel like a bigger star until Ruthless Aggression when the Rock’s and Austin’s of the world were out of the picture.