Hulk Hogan and Bam Margera’s Viral Tweet Resurfaces After WWE Legend’s Death

The wrestling world and fans everywhere are mourning the loss of Hulk Hogan, the larger-than-life WWE superstar who passed away on July 24. Among the many tributes pouring in, former Jackass star Bam Margera is once again making headlines by recreating a now-iconic meme involving Hogan that went viral years ago.

What Was the Original Bam Margera and Hulk Hogan Tweet?

Back in 2017, Hulk Hogan accidentally sparked internet laughter when he shared a heartfelt post on X (then Twitter), believing Bam Margera had died. He posted a photo of the two together with the caption:
“Damn Bam I wish you were still with us, I sure would love to hang out again my brother love u miss u HH.”

Bam, very much alive, humorously responded, “I’m alive brother but miss u too!” The exchange instantly became a meme, showcasing both Hogan’s sincerity and Bam’s quick wit.

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Now, in a bittersweet twist, Bam has mirrored Hogan’s original words as a tribute to the fallen wrestling icon. He posted:
“Damn Hulk I wish you were still with us, I sure would love to hangout again my brother love u miss u BM.”

How Did Hulk Hogan Die?

Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, died at the age of 71 in Clearwater, Florida. According to TMZ Sports, emergency responders arrived at his home around 9:51 a.m. after reports of cardiac arrest. Clearwater Fire and Police departments worked for 30 minutes performing CPR before transporting Hogan to Morton Plant Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 11:17 a.m.

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The Clearwater Police later held a press conference confirming that no foul play is suspected. “This is standard procedure,” they said, emphasizing that the death was due to a medical emergency.

What Are Fans and Celebrities Saying?

Tributes for Hogan have been pouring in from all corners of the entertainment world. Vince McMahon shared a touching statement on X, calling Hogan “the greatest WWE Superstar of ALL TIME” and praising his groundbreaking career that turned professional wrestling into a global phenomenon. “He gave everything he had to the audience whom he appreciated, respected, and loved,” McMahon said.

John Cena, Sylvester Stallone, Donald Trump, and Ric Flair also paid their respects, each recalling Hogan’s unmatched influence both inside and outside the ring.

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