WWE's Gingerbread Man DESTROYED AEW Dynamite | TV Ratings

WWE's Gingerbread Man DESTROYS AEW Dynamite | TV Ratings #WWE #AEW #allelitewrestling #tonykhan #smackdown 🗣️🔥NEW SPECIAL OUT NOW! | drybarcomedy.com/alfredk 🤝🏾JOIN | 🎁Get a FREE PWB Sticker! | SOCIALS Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | Linktree | Forbes | 0:00 Intro 0:59 WWE SmackDown ratings surge for the Gingerbread Man 3:08 The real reason the Gingerbread Man is a ratings draw 4:49 Kevin Nash buries WWE and TKO 5:14 AEW Dynamite caters to white culture 7:33 WWE hires women writes as the IWC freaks out The Gingerbread man is a Draw, and It's a dark day in the lives of wrestling adults most likely to run up in a Black church and start spraying. The IWC's vocal minority, and sexless majority, wanted no part of the otherwise fun-loving buildup to the Gingerbread Man's funeral, and guess what? SmackDown pulled double-digit increases in total viewership and the key demo in what is supposed to be an era of artificially low ratings in wrestling. For all we know, the real Nielsen numbers could be closer to 1.7 or maybe even 2 milly for the F'n Gingerbread Man. All the traditionalist, inside-the-box virgins and veterans got cooked by that cookie, which is the closest they'll ever be to anybody's cookies. Today, we're going to talk about the Gingerbread draw, why it worked and why hiring writers who know nothing about wrestling is a good thing? Subscribe in Swahili. SmackDown this past Friday drew 1.279 million viewers with a 0.29 rating in 18-49. Total viewership was up 11%, while 18-49 surged 16%. Amid AEW's Darby Downfall, Dave Meltzer and the All Elite PR team flooded social media with the weak narrative that Nielsen's ratings system changed again. Yeah, THAT'S why Dynamite's viewership sunk to 590,000, not because AEW took their world title off its biggest draw and gave it to a teenage Stunt Goth. Not because Ronda Rousey and Toni Storm aren't around. Not because most of AEW's top Black talent has disappeared in favor of white excellence in its main event scene. It's the system, not the product. I swear. Tell that to S