Every game must be approached with the mindset that it is the audience's first time experiencing the event to ensure high energy and joy are consistently delivered.

“I mean, she always said every game is someone's first game. And so that's the mindset that she's helped instill in all of us that we think every day, every game is someone's first game.”

The Sidemen make an effort to do things for their fans.

“you see look the side men doing bits for the people you know how we do man every day different shit”

He considers staying to interact with fans after shows to be a vital practice for creating core memories.

“I hope it is a core memory. I hope people do have something that they remember.”

He thinks that if a venue cannot accommodate a traditional meet and greet due to size, the podcast should organize a free giveaway for fans to meet them.

“So we are going to be giving away some VIP meet and greet packages >> for free.”

Trick Williams considers fan engagement and organic participation, such as chants during his entrance, to be a vital part of his role and his enjoyment of the industry.

“I'm enjoying all of this you know I mean it's Cloud n like this is why I wanted to do this to Feel the Rush that I get from the fans you know what I mean to win the titles and make a difference seeing the kids go crazy is awesome”

He believes fans should be polite and ask for permission before taking photos with them.

“It's awesome to see you guys, but please just say please. I have no doubt we will always say yes.”

Grayson Waller believes that wrestlers have the right to roast or talk back to fans who yell at them during shows.

“They got to know like I always if you're at a wrestling show and you want to yell at the at the wrestlers that's great do it but just know we get to yell back. We get to say whatever we want.”