Wording in Glitches on 4/12 WWE SmackDown Revealed

The new era of the global juggernaut, WWE has been to an excellent start with a new mystery already begun to loom over the landscape intriguing the fans to indulge into the cryptic messages and be engaged with the product.

The RAW after WrestleMania 40 featured a surprising twist that left fans intrigued and speculating. During Bad Bronson Reed’s promo, a deliberate glitch appeared on-screen, seemingly orchestrated by the WWE production team.

Adding to the mystery, before the show began at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, fans in attendance were treated to a teaser that plunged the venue into darkness, accompanied by eerie music. WWE continued the antics with an ominous message on social media and it followed on last night’s edition of SmackDown.

The show featured a peculiar moment as the haunting melody of “Nightbird” by Marti Amado played across the arena, with an unusual visual glitch occurring. Right after, the SmackDown logo displayed on the tron appeared to distort, briefly transforming into a black-and-white version, reminiscent of an old-timey television screen. Now, the wording in the cryptic message has been revealed by Ryan Satin via his X.

“you forgot about us.”

This eerie effect with this unusual message captivated the audience and added to the mysterious atmosphere, echoing previous glitches on WWE television that hinted at an impending return of Bo Dallas under his Uncle Howdy gimmick. As WWE continues to incorporate these elements of intrigue and mystery into its storytelling, fans are eagerly anticipating the unfolding of what promises to be an enthralling new chapter in the WWE narrative.

What are your thoughts on WWE’s new mystery surrounding the landscape and pointing toward the possible return of Bo Dallas? Sound off in the comments!