How Good Was The "Yes" Movement? (2013-2014)

The yes movement is seen as the time where Daniel Bryan became WWE's biggest star. His unmatched connection with WWE audiences led to fans getting behind him and his "yes" chant only made it more fun for the people involved. The story was organic, he enthralled WWE audiences and was universally beloved. After starting off in NXT, Bryan would have a winding road to get to the main roster. From here he'd win titles and even found himself as the world heavyweight champion. But once the run was over he transitioned to a tag team with Kane. The two would go on to form team hell no after Bryan wanted to improve his character and his underdog character gained traction very quickly. From here Bryan was embroiled in the ultimate story raging against the WWE powers that be. He'd have title opportunities ruined time and time again, but he would ultimately topple everything in his path and become the face of the company In this video I take a look at his magical run to the top of the WWE. Magic was truly in the air during this time.

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