Danhausen may have been caught slipping up and swearing at WWE‘s Backlash, but he recently explained why he may have been mistaken about his former rule.
During his entrance at Backlash, Danhausen was caught exclaiming “ah, s**t” as he came out with his “clone,” Minihausen.
Previously, Danhausen had been extremely against swearing, but Sam Roberts took to social media to clear up the issue.
In a post-match interview with Roberts and WWE, Danhausen swore again, muttering the word “jerkass” to Roberts. The fan-favorite star then said that he previously thought he had to not swear in order to get on TV. However, now that he’s on TV anyway, he thinks he can do it.
“I used to think I couldn’t swear to get on TV. But then I swore and I’m on TV still, so I think I’m allowed to swear now…no swearing, I think all swearing! Just kidding kids, don’t swear, it’s bad,” said Danhausen.
In February, he debuted with WWE at Elimination Chamber. Although he was met with mixed reactions, he has quickly become a staple of WWE TV in just a short amount of time. This is largely due to his comical antics, often at the expense of other WWE Superstars.
Danhausen has been engaged in an ongoing feud with The Miz, who recently addressed why he hasn’t gotten a fan-driven campaign like KofiMania or the YES Movement.
