This became the ultimate mic-drop moment of the Attitude Era. Stone Cold’s rebellious attitude was perfectly summed up in this line, often delivered right after a Stunner. It encapsulated his anti-authority character and was a key part of his meteoric rise. Fans knew when they heard it, chaos was about to follow.

Crude, rebellious, and extremely over in the late ‘90s, this phrase became part of every teenager’s vocabulary during the Attitude Era (to the dismay of parents and teachers everywhere). It was edgy, loud, and represented the DX anti-authority ethos.

One of the most recognizable lines in WWE history, The Rock’s catchphrase was the signature punctuation mark of his iconic promos. It hyped the crowd, oozed charisma, and became a mainstream phrase. The delivery, the pause, and the eyebrow - pure magic.

With a deep, haunting tone, this line was often the last thing opponents heard before getting chokeslammed or Tombstoned. It perfectly matched The Undertaker’s undead, supernatural character and became an eerie rallying cry for his decades-long career.

Delivered with theatrical flair, this phrase made every crowd feel special. Fans waited for it every time The Rock returned. It created a communal moment, popping arenas every single time.

A comedic masterstroke, The Rock used this catchphrase to steamroll over opponents mid-sentence, asserting dominance with hilarious timing. The crowd always popped hard, especially when it was unexpected.

Originally just a way to throw off his opponents, “What?” turned into a full-blown audience chant that still disrupts promos to this day. Love it or hate it, it's stuck in the culture and became a rare catchphrase that fans owned.

Originally a taunt during matches, this phrase became Cena's calling card. It symbolized his cocky, yet charismatic, persona and became a meme beyond wrestling. Whether loved or hated, the crowd always reacted to it - and it’s etched in pop culture.

Though Flair’s prime was in NWA/WCW, his signature "Woooo!" became a staple of WWE and wrestling culture at large. Crowds still shout it during chops decades later. Simple, iconic, and eternal - it's transcended wrestling entirely.

A proud, confident declaration from "The Hitman," this line matched Bret’s persona as the technical excellence of the WWE. It’s still associated with class, consistency, and skill.

Delivered with over-the-top venom and theatrical rage, this became Vince McMahon’s ultimate boss move. Fans loved it, feared it, and laughed at it - classic heel authority power play.

Delivered in that unmistakable gravelly voice, this line captured the intensity and unpredictability of Savage. It was more than a phrase - it was his essence.

What started as a mocking celebration became one of the most electric chants in WWE history. Fueled by fan passion, the "YES!" movement carried Bryan to WrestleMania glory. Whole arenas joined in, and the chant even made it into mainstream sports events.

One of the greatest wrestling quotes of all time, this line summed up Flair’s confidence and legacy. It’s been echoed by everyone from imitators to rappers. It’s not just a line - it’s a mission statement.

This line allowed The Rock to dominate promos and verbally eviscerate opponents. It blended comedy, insult, and control over the crowd in one smooth line. Total alpha energy.

Eddie turned heel tactics into fan-favorite charm with this phrase. It was catchy, funny, and fit his sneaky, lovable rogue character to perfection.

Soft-spoken but dripping with power, this catchphrase transformed Roman Reigns into the Tribal Chief. It made his dominance feel personal - and when crowds actually began to chant it, it proved his heel turn was a home run.

This phrase helped rebrand The Usos into a gritty, no-nonsense heel team and gave them a powerful, gang-like presence. It resonated especially during their career resurgence in the late 2010s.