History WebVideo / Cultaholic

** The very first list done on the channel was about defections of wrestlers to other companies, [[LampshadeHanging which Adam Pacitti is quick question why they're doing that particular list.]]

->'''Michael Cole''': I hear voices in my head, they tell me what to do! I can't help but listen to them! They're just trying to get through! I'm like a snake in the grass, ready to strike at any moment! I'm not afraid to take a life,[[CrypticBackgroundReference I'm just like my father]].

* '''Straight To Hell''' - Ross Tweedell spearheads a series where his guests offers five things from wrestling that should be sent [[TitleDrop STRAIGHT TO HELL]]...

* WordSaladHorror: ''I Got An AI To Write An Episode Of WWE Raw'' has a lot of these, with the AI-generated Michael Cole's brief dialogue about hearing voices in his head and not being afraid of killing somebody taking the cake.

Cultaholic is a Website/YouTube channel and independent website run by British wrestling fans Adam Pacitti, Jack King, Ross Tweddell and Sam Driver. The group started after all four men, and their colleague Adam Blampied, resigned from their jobs at ''WebVideo/WhatcultureWrestling''. During their more than two years with the company, each of the members became well-known as the channel's official faces, thanks to their videos and content about news from the world of wrestling (particularly WWE) and eventually had a hand in forming the channel's own independent wrestling promotion, [=WhatCulture=] Pro Wrestling (later renamed Wrestling/DefiantWrestling).

The group left [=WhatCulture=] in late 2017 to pursue making Cultaholic, where their content mostly remained the same as those created previously. Before the channel's launch, Blampied's contract was terminated after he had confessed on Twitter that he had used his status as an internet celebrity to request nudes from female fans; this was following stories and allegations accusing him of sexually harassing women, which he had confirmed.[[note]]Blampied would later put himself on a self-imposed exile from the internet for more than 2 years, only returning in early 2020 to work for fellow British wrestling channel [=WrestleTalk=].[[/note]]

In 2019, Tom Campbell joined the channel and became part of the regular on-screen team.

You can find the [=YouTube=] channel [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjcPJbFDwVZZELGG38q2cLQ here]].

On another note, Cultaholic also has a sister channel, [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5xhpH29hcQudilieKD63Q/featured Triple Jump]], which focuses on video game-related content instead and is run by fellow [=WhatCulture=] alum, Ben Potter and Peter Austin. Both have collaborated on various videos where there is an overlap in their interests.

[[folder:Shows on the channel include]]
* '''WTF Moments''' - Hosted by Ross Tweedell, who has taken it upon himself to point out the most absurd moments of WWE programming.

* '''Top 10 Wrestlers Of The Week''' - Jack gives his top 10 wrestlers for each week while holding overall rankings for every wrestler whose ever made the list.
* '''Cultaholic Wrestling Podcast''' - Adam, Ross, and Maffew from Website/{{Botchamania}} discuss various wrestling news items, review ''Wrestling/WWERaw'' and ''Wrestling/WWESmackDown'', answer fan mail, and induct members into their own hall of fame.

* '''This Day in Wrestling''' - Jen Louise talks with a guest (either Adam, Jack, Ross or Sam) about the significant events that occurred on that particular day.

* AnimeOpeningParody: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eetB4T0wS74 Big Dog Bebop]], a series of openings for the channel's "WTF Moments" shows, which parodied anime openings, complete with {{Engrish}} subtitles, Japanese-spoken songs, and still images of the show's host Ross Tweedell, Wrestling/RomanReigns, [[Wrestling/RusevAndLana Rusev]] and [[spoiler:Wrestling/{{Edge}}]].

* AccidentalInnuendo: Michael Cole's commentary of the hotdog contest from ''I Got An AI To Write An Episode Of WWE Raw'' has him say that hotdogs are famously known for being extra sweaty and that Wrestling/ReyMysterio loves to [[DoubleEntendre chow down on a few of them after a hard match]].

* AccidentalInnuendo: Michael Cole's commentary of the hotdog contest from ''I Got An AI To Write An Episode Of WWE Raw'' has him say that hotdogs are famously known for being extra sweaty.

--> (#2 is a letter saying "I Like [[Wrestling/SeanWaltman X-Pac]] [[XPacHeat #1 Fan]]") ''"Now I don't know about you, but I will sleep well tonight, knowing what that sign says there. Imagine thinking something just like that had to be shared with the entire world, I might just be like post a video on your Youtube channel, classisly telling people [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CGakAjnwkI "10 things that will happen after Vince McMahon dies"]]. I don't know about you, but [[DudeNotFunny some things are better off being kept to yourself than being shared with the entire world]]."''
* TookALevelInBadass: Jack, Going from [[WebVideo/WhatCultureWrestling Whatculture's]] resident ButtMonkey to [[spoiler: Inaugural Cultaholic Champion]], though he is still a bit of a ButtMonkey.

The group left [=WhatCulture=] in late 2017 to pursue making Cultaholic, where their content mostly remained the same as those created previously. Before the channel's launch, Blampied's contract was terminated after he had confessed on Twitter that he had used his status as an internet celebrity to request nudes from female fans; this was following stories and allegations accusing him of sexually abusing women, which he had confirmed.[[note]]Blampied would later put himself on a self-imposed exile from the internet for more than 2 years, only returning in early 2020 to work for fellow British wrestling channel [=WrestleTalk=].[[/note]]

On another note, Cultaholic also has a sister channel, [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5xhpH29hcQudilieKD63Q/featured Triple Jump]], which focuses on video game-related content instead and is run by fellow [=WhatCulture=] alum, Ben Moore and Peter Austin. Both have collaborated on various videos where there is an overlap in their interests.

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The group left [=WhatCulture=] in late 2017 to pursue making Cultaholic, where their content mostly remained the same as those created previously. Before the channel's launch, Blampied's contract was terminated after he had confessed on Twitter that he had used his status as an internet celebrity to request nudes from female fans; this was following stories and allegations accusing him of sexually abusing women, which he had confirmed.

* AscendedMeme: Their habit of singing "Don't Your Forget About Keith" (a parody of "Don't You Forget About Me" by Music/SimpleMinds about [[Wrestling/{{WWE NXT}} NXT]] wrestler Wrestling/KeithLee, which they even made [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kceGpHPuF6I a full music video for]]) ascended when Wrestling/BethPhoenix quoted it on commentary on the 11 December 2019 episode of NXT, causing the Full Sail crowd to take up the chant themselves.

* AscendedMeme: Their habit of singing "Don't Your Forget About Keith" (a parody of "Don't You Forget About Me" by Music/SimpleMinds about [[Wrestling/{{WWE NXT}} NXT]] wrestler Keith Lee, which they even made [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kceGpHPuF6I a full music video for]]) ascended when Wrestling/BethPhoenix quoted it on commentary on the 11 December 2019 episode of NXT, causing the Full Sail crowd to take up the chant themselves.