RVD didnt hold back when giving his thoughts on the nationwide No Kings Day protests during his One of a Kind livestream. As thousands took to the streets across Los Angeles and beyond, the wrestling legend addressed the growing unrest and violencecalling it dangerous, unlawful, and deeply personal.
The conversation turned heavy as RVD talked about the atmosphere across the country. He urged fans to stay safe and acknowledged how volatile things have become.
He then dug deeper into mob mentality and the kind of impulsive energy that often drives riots, admitting he couldve easily been pulled into something like that as a teen.
Reflecting on his younger self, he added:
But he didnt mince words about what happens now in a world with cameras everywhere:
RVDs message wasnt about silencing protestit was about knowing the line between protest and crime, and understanding the price of crossing it.
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