Kit Wilson

Uh, but that wasn't really vibing.

And then backstage, if people made comments, they were kind of saying, this was, this was good.

That was funny.

And people kind of resonate with it or click with them.

So then I tried it again the next week and the next week.

And again, it just, it's funny how these things naturally form when you get kind of live feedback for them.

Yeah.

Yeah, it really is.

And I'm always trying, you know, and I think we all are, but you want to put your own mark on something.

You want to make sure the thing almost belongs to you.

So a lot of the time with like a move set, I'm trying to,

my own version of things it's very rare that i want to try and do something someone's done before but it but it is hard and i guess i'm just thankful that i'm up here we've seen this before we've seen this dom does a version of that yeah and maybe i'll have to one day that's like the nate diaz uh flex off yeah which i guess he's copied nate diaz mine's more of an original you know we can discuss about who's more of a genius i don't know maybe we'll get there but yeah there's some similarities and i know a lot of people do a double buy

Yeah, very different way.

Toxic masculinity.

He's getting it.

Yeah, Scott, we can name all the toxic guys in the roster.

It's fine.

We can get there.

But yeah, mix the two together, and I feel like it's also subtly telling a story of my character and showing that in a subtle, subconscious way of, you know, there's something strong here, but there's something kind of fun and kind of playful here.

Yeah.