The rivalry between Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre has just taken a hilarious turn. Both stars are making a lot of headlines, taking verbal shots and trolling each other on social media. When The Scottish Warrior shared a highly edited picture of Orton and his SummerSlam partner, Jelly Roll, fans couldn’t help but laugh at it. Now, The Viper has struck back with an outrageous response of his own.
A few Days ago, McIntyre jumped on the latest meme train. The controversy began when a video surfaced showing Andy Byron, the CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the company’s chief people officer, embracing during a “kiss cam” segment at a Coldplay concert in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The moment was captured on the JumboTron and quickly went viral, accumulating millions of views on social media.
The former World Champion used AI to edit the picture. He replaced the couple with Orton and Jelly Roll. McIntyre’s post gained over 3 million views and had fans waiting for Orton’s reply. The Apex Predator didn’t disappoint. Instead of mocking McIntyre, he surprised fans by applying an AI filter to the same image.
It was actually a video filter that made Orton and Jelly Roll sing a song. Fans loved Orton’s post and called him one of the greatest. They praised The Viper’s sense of humor and comedic timing. Still, Orton and McIntyre won’t be smiling when they meet at SummerSlam. They’ll face off with Jelly Roll and Logan Paul as their partners.
Randy Orton Wants To Play Batman in James Gunn’s DCU
Many WWE Superstars have moved to Hollywood after wrestling, including John Cena, Batista, and The Rock. Now, Randy Orton might follow that path. The Viper recently hinted at working in Hollywood and possibly teaming up with James Gunn in the DC Universe.
Taking to X, Orton responded to a fan question about who should play Batman in the DCU. Without saying a word, The Legend Killer simply posted a wave emoji—subtly hinting at his interest in portraying the ‘Caped Crusader’ in James Gunn’s reimagined DC Universe.
In the past, The Viper has made it clear that he has no interest in pursuing a full-time acting career in Hollywood. Therefore, his recent post seems more like a playful nod meant to stir the pot amid the ongoing speculation surrounding the casting of Batman in the DCU.