John Cena Channels His Inner Gen Alpha to Promote ‘Jackpot’ Movie

John Cena is currently a bona fide star in Hollywood and he has seen a ton of success thanks to his constant string of successful movies and television shows. His latest film which dropped recently is called ‘Jackpot’ and Cena channelled his inner Gen Alpha to promote the movie.

‘Jackpot’ stars John Cena alongside an ensemble cast of Hollywood actors like Awkwafina, Simu Liu, and Seann William Scott. The film was released by Amazon MGM Studios on August 15, 2024, via Prime Video through the Metro Goldwyn Mayer label.

Discussing Films took to Twitter and uploaded a video of John Cena, who decided to promote ‘Jackpot’ by channelling his inner Gen Alpha and using all sorts of Gen Alpha terms to explain the plot of ‘Jackpot.’

”Jackpot’s got the rizz! It takes place in the not-so-distant future where the lottery is mewing at $3.6 billion. Podium. But people are mad beta if they win the lottery since it’s legal to kill the winner and take their earnings over a 24-hour span. “Fanum tax, am I right? When my bro Awkwafina realises she’s taken a W she’s. gotta get herself and get her drip to safety. Which is why she teams up with Noel, played by me, a Giga-chad sigma bodyguard with big gains, who knows what he’s doing. Major, major aura points. I save that gyatt! There’s some sus villains with big skibidi toilet vibes, so you better believe it’s gonna get lit to the max after that. So, grab your popcorn, bring your rizzlers, because this film ate. Facts.”

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John Cena announced his retirement from professional wrestling and also explained why he will retire from in-ring competition in 2025. That’s still a few months away so Cena is definitely making sure all of his films find success before his retirement tour. Regardless, a lot of fans will be surprised by John Cena using Gen Alpha terminology and it’s not hard to see why.

What do you think of John Cena using Gen Alpha terms to promote ‘Jackpot?’ Should he speak in Gen Alpha terms more often? Sound off in the comments section below!

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