>>5763517Back in the 80s and 90s you could have a sizeable number of people who were interested in a wide variety of things at a casual level. As the 2000s and 2010s went on that changed, the vast majority of people are now only into the pre-approved mainstream things while any niche interest has lost 80% of its audience, but is kept afloat by an increasing number of superspender whales. Wrestling is like this. Those people will be pretty weird by nature. The ones invested enough to be turned off WWE and invest everything in an alternative are now double selected to be obsessive autistic weirdos. A category that lines up perfectly with being a fag or tranny
