People watch WWE for the first time and their reactions are priceless (Video)

These people watched the WWE product for the first time and they had some rather interesting reactions

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We as professional wrestling fans are considered a pretty unique breed. For as much as we all love the product, for better or worse, there are millions others around the globe that just don’t get it. They’ll criticize not only WWE, but also us in general for actually giving it all the time of day in our lives. Hell, I’ve been a professional wrestling fan for 28 years and I’ve heard all the criticisms.

Normally these people have at least sampled the product before and then formed their harsh opinions on the business and the people who enjoy it on a regular basis. But then you have others who have never even sampled it just a little bit. It really makes you wonder what would happen if these folks actually did sit down and have a look at what’s going on in the world of WWE.

Thankfully, the people at Buzzfeed decided to try a little experiment by having a few folks sit down and actually take in some WWE moments, and their reactions were simply hilarious and priceless.

That was funny, yes, but there were some moments that were shown there that even had the biggest wrestling fans in the world questioning our loyalty at some point or another. For example, the first time I saw Mae Young giving birth to the hand I thought to myself, “My God, what am I doing with my life?!” And when they rolled with the Triple H-Katie Vick angle, that made me walk right out of the room and grab the first bit of alcohol I could find.

But to their credit, they did show these people a lot of the athleticism that’s involved with what goes on in a wrestling ring, and you can quickly see that it opened their eyes a lot to what happens out there on a regular basis.

They might not become full-time wrestling fans like a lot of us, but their opinions may have been changed just the slightest after watching some of these clips.

(h/t Buzzfeed)