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John
Cena On His Instagram Posts Being ‘Interpretive Art"
Art
is anything you can get away with - Andy Warhol
The
imperfections make it real art - Greg Tingle
by
Greg Tingle
Wrestling
great, rapper and up and coming actor (and perhaps artist!). John Cena, recently
spoke with well respect journalist and broadcaster Chris Van Vliet post WrestleMania
35, and discussed his Instagram posts always being up for interpretation. Cena
said he’s just doing what he feels Instagram is about and wants to create
a discussion.
This
is much in the same light as the Media Man Int Instagram, which covers sports,
wrestling, art, nature, pop culture, news and more.
“I
think if that’s what you got from that interpretive piece of art, then that’s
also special, because that’s what the Instagram is about. It’s an image
where you can interpret what you want.”
Cena:
“It’s
explained in the bio, that’s exactly, exactly what it is. Every single thing
I post has meaning. Some are a bit more obvious—the Baron Corbin on my face
where he’s facing off with Kurt Angle—some are a little more subtle.
I posted one today that was super, super subtle, and tomorrow’s is even more
‘layers of the onion’ subtlety but I enjoy that. It’s using the
medium in a different way. It’s creating a virtual art gallery where the
consumer can be like ‘I wonder what’s on his mind’ or ‘this
is what this is supposed to mean’ which sparks conversation, gives us stuff
to talk about, which gives [the audience] stuff to talk about. That’s that.
I never tag anything, I just leave it out there for the universe, and that’s
that.”
