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While speaking to Alfred Konuwa, Hulk Hogan was asked why he sometimes gets booed during public appearances and if he plans to fix his image for the people who don’t like him and if he has a way to handle them.
>“Well, it’s kind of weird, because a lot of people forget that professional wrestling is a work. And so, I’ve seen The Rock in Vegas. I love him to death. I’ve seen The Rock in Vegas, I’ve seen The Rock in LA, and they booed him out of the building. Hulk Hogan goes to LA, they boo him out of the building and everybody, bam, what is it? 3.2 billion interactions or something? Just crazy numbers.
>A lot of people have advice and a lot of people have opinions about why I got booed or stuff that I should fix or not fix. But then I’ll go to New York or I’ll go to Chicago and they’ll cheer me out of the building, and I should probably turn to those same people that gave me advice before and ask them, ‘What do I do about people cheering me now?'”
> “So, I’m so used to being cheered or booed, it’s kind of like if you don’t get a reaction, there’s a serious, serious problem.
>A lot of the haters are going to hate, brother. And at the end of the day, I switched gears a couple of times, like the nWo. I switched gears with my lifestyle, I switched gears with what I believe in. There’s always going to be somebody that jumps in there.
>So, I’m so used to it, that if they weren’t nipping at my heels, I wouldn’t feel alive or wouldn’t even feel relative. So I’m really kind of used to it. My whole career has been like this.”
>“Well, it’s kind of weird, because a lot of people forget that professional wrestling is a work. And so, I’ve seen The Rock in Vegas. I love him to death. I’ve seen The Rock in Vegas, I’ve seen The Rock in LA, and they booed him out of the building. Hulk Hogan goes to LA, they boo him out of the building and everybody, bam, what is it? 3.2 billion interactions or something? Just crazy numbers.
>A lot of people have advice and a lot of people have opinions about why I got booed or stuff that I should fix or not fix. But then I’ll go to New York or I’ll go to Chicago and they’ll cheer me out of the building, and I should probably turn to those same people that gave me advice before and ask them, ‘What do I do about people cheering me now?'”
> “So, I’m so used to being cheered or booed, it’s kind of like if you don’t get a reaction, there’s a serious, serious problem.
>A lot of the haters are going to hate, brother. And at the end of the day, I switched gears a couple of times, like the nWo. I switched gears with my lifestyle, I switched gears with what I believe in. There’s always going to be somebody that jumps in there.
>So, I’m so used to it, that if they weren’t nipping at my heels, I wouldn’t feel alive or wouldn’t even feel relative. So I’m really kind of used to it. My whole career has been like this.”
