Some WWE fans couldnt wait for Unreals second season to premiere on Netflix. That being said, other fans werent too thrilled about the fact that the Netflix show now has merchandise.
WWE saw pushback online after releasing merchandise tied to season two of Unreal, the companys Netflix reality series. The rollouts post on Instagram quickly drew attention in the comments, where fans focused less on the show and more on the merch itself.
One comment read, Who the F*CK is buying merch for this show? Another user echoed that reaction, writing, Ok whos buying this. The responses stacked up as the post stayed live, with fans openly questioning the demand for products connected to the series.
Other comments focused on the execution. One user wrote, wow yall put 0 effort into that merch my lord. Another suggested the design could work with changes, saying, just this image would absolutely SLAP can you get rid of the show title.
The reaction showed a clear disconnect between the release and fan interest. While Unreal continues as part of WWEs Netflix push, the early response to its season two merchandise suggested fans were not sold on turning the show into something they would wear.
The second season of Unreal revealed a lot of information for fans. Season 3 is also already on the way. Only time will tell what WWE pulls off next in terms of merchandise, but this drop for Unreal season two didnt hit a home run with a lot of fans.
Whats your take on WWE Unreal on Netflix? Do you think this merchandise is appealing? Let us know what you think in the comments section!
