Chris Van Vliet

But like, don't say it on commentary.

I'm not calling myself that.

I'm not that character anymore.

And that's kind of who Chris Jericho's been.

He's been about, David Bowie is his main inspiration.

And you look at David Bowie, every record, it's completely, every album, I should say, completely different version of himself.

It's interesting that Chris Jericho is going back to something that he knows works, especially coming off of The Learning Tree, which I think Chris Jericho kind of hinted at in this most recent promo that he cut on Dynamite, where like, not everything works.

And like, there've been some stinkers out there.

And I think that's what he's referencing.

The list was great.

And the list is so over.

Like, you can make a real strong argument

that the list was like one of the things that's like one of his best gimmicks, especially like, oh man, the Kevin Owens thing.

Oh, so good.

The festival of friendship.

How come my name's on this?

And then he lifts up the list, the big reveal, the list of KO.

So good.

I'd like to see where this goes with Jericho because I don't know if it's a new gimmick every single week.

And I don't even know if he could do that.