Hulk Hogan Incites Crowd With Controversial Remark About Kamala Harris

For a long time, Hulk Hogan was the most popular wrestler in the world.

A 12-time world champion, Hogan was the face for both the WWE and WCW.

In recent years, fans have called into question Hogan’s ability in the ring, his fabrications of his past in the wrestling industry, and leaked recordings of Hogan using questionable language.

Unfortunately, another video has surfaced that can be added to that list.

In a video acquired by TMZ Sports, Hogan began to lead the crowd in a Stone Cold Steve Austin-style “What?” chant while promoting his new Real American Beer.

The crowd work started simple enough, asking the audience if they wanted cocktails, crazy girls, beers, and muscles.

However, things took a strange turn toward the political when he threatened to body slam and perform his signature Leg Drop on Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic Party nominee for President.

“You want me to bodyslam somebody? You want me to bodyslam Kamala Harris? I said do you want me to bodyslam Kamala Harris? You want me to drop the leg on Kamala?”

Hogan then asked if Harris was a chameleon or Indian before making a stereotypical gesture associated with indigenous Americans. He seemed to realize he made a mistake.

“I’m gonna get heat for that one, brother,” Hogan said. “That was not me, that was the beers talking.”

Hogan publicly endorsed Trump when he appeared as a speaker during the Republican National Convention.

“You better get ready,” Hogan said. “When Donald J. Trump becomes the president of the United States, all the real Americans are going to be nicknamed ‘Trumpites’ because all the Trumpites are going to be running wild for four years.”

This was not the first time Hogan had drawn criticism for racist remarks. In 2015, National Enquirer and Radar Online released a leaked video of Hogan saying racial slurs.

In response, Hogan was suspended from the WWE Hall of Fame. He was reinstated in 2018.

“This is not who I am,” Hogan told PEOPLE. “I believe very strongly that every person in the world is important and should not be treated differently based on race, gender, orientation, religious beliefs or otherwise. I am disappointed with myself that I used language that is offensive and inconsistent with my own beliefs.”

Hogan has yet to publicly comment on the video.

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