John Cena’s ‘What Drives You’ Talk Series To Premiere On January 21

John Cena‘s new series will premiere on January 21st.

Roku shared the trailer for “What Drives You”, a celebrity talk series with John Cena that will start streaming on January 21st on the Roku Channel. In the video, Logan Paul, The Miz, and Jelly Roll can be seen as some of the guests on the show, which will be a four-episode series.

The series was previously announced in November 2023, and John Cena expressed his excitement about the show.

“The car you drive and where you drive it can say a lot about who you are, from your personality type to what you value and prioritize the most,” said Cena. “‘What Drives You’ is all about tapping into this and each guest’s unique connection to their car, and a destination close to their heart, as the crux of a candid and wide-ranging conversation. It’s a great opportunity for me to ride shotgun and learn from some of the world’s most entertaining and inspiring individuals.”

What Drives You is produced by ITV America’s Leftfield Pictures. David George, Shawn Witt, Sean Moran, Jay Bienstock, John Cena and Dan Baime are the series’ executive producers. Sean Boyle oversees the series on behalf of Roku Originals.

John Cena’s WWE Farewell Tour

John Cena kicked off his WWE farewell tour at the WWE RAW on Netflix premiere. There, he declared for the Royal Rumble match. At the post-show press conference, he said that he wanted to set realistic expectations for this run.

“After December, my last match, I am done,” Cena said. “You will see me in an ambassador role in the WWE, but I will not wear this, I will be in a suit. You’ll see the other facets of John Cena because, honestly, we have so many great current and young superstars on the way up, and the business has been great to me, and it is time to move on.”

“So that is the one certainty, and I just wanna set realistic expectations for everyone. I will give you everything I got. You got my word, I always have. I’ve always given you everything I have. I just don’t know what that looks like.”

“I know something like this has never been done before, and a lot of people have a lot of different perspectives. Mine is I just wanna get us together one more time to have a good time. So I’m gonna be enthusiastic, I’m gonna be energetic, I’m gonna be pumped. You’re gonna get my best. I just don’t know what my best at 48 looks like. I could tell you what my best at 27 looks like, even 35, hell, even 40. I’ll do my best. But let’s find out what that looks like first.”

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