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#3 Eye Decals
Okay, so let's get this straight, WWE is trying to sell advertising space on the faces of children, so they can stick it on their face and roam the streets. The Mojo Rawley Eye Decals just doesn't make any sense. It's really strange for WWE to be selling advertising material as merchandise on their WWE Shop. And the weird part is just the idea of sticking something on your face for no reason.
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