Zema Ion as The BroMans DJ?

[ratetankmark]

My cousin was telling me about the fact that Zema Ion would say something like "Oh Oh Oh!!" when-ever one of the BroMans would tell some lame joke or something like that? Does anyone have a segment when Ion does it because it seems pretty funny considering that Robbie and Jesse aren't meant to be taken seriously.

[skulldouggory]

I wonder how much they spent on that DJ equipment and also, I hope those spray cans are full of water because, Ion would be high on fumes with the amount he sprays during promos.

[Instant Classic]

I kinda like it.

[joeiscool]

i actually was going to post that I really liked it. I think it takes both zema and the bromans to the next level.

[Magic knows Black Lives Matter]

I think it's a pretty clever addition to the BroMans' act.

[HMARK Center]

I thought it really worked, plus they did the right thing - be super-annoying heels that the crowd will want to see pummeled for being so obnoxious.

[Talent Name]

I love that Zema only had one sound and it sounded like a dying goose

[________ has left the building]

He got enough skill to be a modern day DJ since all it takes is to press play on your iPod.

[VersionOne]

I can't remember if he was spouting off generic DJ lines and sounding off the air horn effect during the match... if he wasn't he needs to start doing it.

[Mr. Butter Fingers]

"I told TNA a year ago that I was trying to be a DJ. They thought it was cool, but it was left there. They didn't understand it, but they kept hearing more and more about [my development]. Recently, they did a segment on TV where Robbie E and Jesse Godderz were celebrating their tag team title win and had a DJ with them in the ring. After the segment was over, they loved the idea of them with a DJ, but not the DJ they had that night. He didn't look the part. They liked the idea of [the Bromans] with their own DJ. Robbie E mentioned to the TNA office staff "hey, maybe we should use Zema Ion. He is an actual DJ." TNA replied "oh that's right, we knew that!" Robbie, Jesse, and I have similar personalities, so me teaming with them is a no brainer. This past weekend they gave it a test run. They gave me little direction, and it was creatively in my hands. Eventually I'll have my own custom DJ booth, and I got them to install lighting based off of the lighting at Echostage in DC. They're totally behind this. They feel like whatever makes this look authentic is what they want."


"They want me to be this over the top and obnoxious DJ. So I basically try to channel every stereotype that I can think of that would make a DJ annoying. We did a backstage segment where I named every annoying cliche in the dance music world that's "required to be a superstar DJ," including "only playing songs off the Beatport Top 100? and "having rave girls with green hair and severe daddy issues." That type of stuff. My character is to play a DJ that thinks he gets it, but really doesn't have a clue of what he's talking about. That's basically what the whole character is."

What Zema said about the DJ gimmick in an interview.

[JTG Fan]

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[Magic knows Black Lives Matter]

Dec 3, 2013 19:38:25 GMT -5 Mr. Butter Fingers said:

"I told TNA a year ago that I was trying to be a DJ. They thought it was cool, but it was left there. They didn't understand it, but they kept hearing more and more about [my development]. Recently, they did a segment on TV where Robbie E and Jesse Godderz were celebrating their tag team title win and had a DJ with them in the ring. After the segment was over, they loved the idea of them with a DJ, but not the DJ they had that night. He didn't look the part. They liked the idea of [the Bromans] with their own DJ. Robbie E mentioned to the TNA office staff "hey, maybe we should use Zema Ion. He is an actual DJ." TNA replied "oh that's right, we knew that!" Robbie, Jesse, and I have similar personalities, so me teaming with them is a no brainer. This past weekend they gave it a test run. They gave me little direction, and it was creatively in my hands. Eventually I'll have my own custom DJ booth, and I got them to install lighting based off of the lighting at Echostage in DC. They're totally behind this. They feel like whatever makes this look authentic is what they want."


"They want me to be this over the top and obnoxious DJ. So I basically try to channel every stereotype that I can think of that would make a DJ annoying. We did a backstage segment where I named every annoying cliche in the dance music world that's "required to be a superstar DJ," including "only playing songs off the Beatport Top 100? and "having rave girls with green hair and severe daddy issues." That type of stuff. My character is to play a DJ that thinks he gets it, but really doesn't have a clue of what he's talking about. That's basically what the whole character is."

What Zema said about the DJ gimmick in an interview.

It's TNA's way of saying "Sorry for almost letting you die in the hospital and then getting mad about it."