How WWE Navigated Censorship in the Attitude Era in EVERY Country!

Join Bruce Prichard and Conrad Thompson as they dive deep into the challenges WWE faced in navigating censorship in the Attitude Era in EVERY country. The parents television council came after Vince McMahon and the WWF during this period including specific examples of Jim ross and Chris Jericho lines from the Monday Night Raw Program. From the infamous "Attitude" logo to controversial storylines and characters, the Attitude Era was known for pushing the boundaries and sparking debate. But how did WWE manage to navigate the ever-changing landscape of censorship laws and regulations around the world?

In this fascinating clip from the WWE era in the 2000s, Bruce and Conrad explore the many challenges that WWE faced when trying to air its programming in different countries. From dealing with language barriers to navigating cultural differences, they reveal the secrets behind how WWE managed to adapt its content for global audiences without sacrificing its unique brand of entertainment.

If you're a fan of WWE history or just curious about the inner workings of the wrestling industry, this clip is a must-watch. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful discussions on all things WWE with Bruce Prichard and Conrad Thompson

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[RedRaptor]

The product was toned down somewhat in 2000 from say like 98 and 99 specifically. Funny thing is the year 2000 for the WWF was the best year financially for the company. It was also the best year in terms of in ring wresting content IMHO.

[larrystilltheeman]

WWF! I still say WWF first. Old school people say WWF. New people say WWE. Sue me!

[fitfighter]

Hi Bruce isn't your Brother Love Character patent and protected because in Memphis Wrestling there's a character named Reverend Ash Taylor who is using virtually your exact Brother Love like and image ok they changed it up and modernized his look but come that's you he's even using a very similar voice

[themusicfan]

Yeah the problem was not tsn they receive tone of complaint on the content