Jey Uso shared a message to his fans on social media asking them not to touch him if they see him in public.
Harassment of WWE stars have been running rampant lately, with some much-obsessed fans even sending fan mail directly to their homes, or even visiting homes themselves in hopes of meeting them.
“Please don’t walk up and poke me or touch me,” the former WWE World Heavyweight champion wrote. “How many strangers poke y’all ass in a day?? Bout 38 for me…”
Superstars such as Rhea Ripley, CM Punk, AJ Lee, and others have recently voiced concerns over worrying fan behavior in public.
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No one should have to ask people not to touch them in public.
38 people poked his ass? In a row???
@Luke–Since no time frame is given, my guess is that he forgot it was his birthday and Samoans, being Samoans, do birthday ass pokes instead of ass slaps/spanks.
No one got the reference?
@Luke–Noooooooooooow I got it. Bravo sir!
@Luke.
And he wasn’t even supposed to be there that day.
There we go, that’s better.
I just realized something. The last word in the first row is cut off. If I’m right and the part missing is “…tting”, this suddenly makes more sense. I really can’t get behind anyone doing that…