WATCH WWE Champion Daniel Bryan's YES! Movement take over Pittsburgh Pirates dugout

In Daniel Bryan's WWE Network documentary that highlighted his journey to the main event of WrestleMania XXX, Daniel's wife Brie Bella marveled at the idea that the soon-to-be WWE World Heavyweight Champion has become WWE's modern-day pop culture icon. Like Hulk Hogan, Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock before him, Daniel Bryan and his YES! Movement have truly reached mainstream status, and more evidence of that fact was seen in the Pittsburgh Pirates dugout on Tuesday night.

As you can see, MLB.com posted a story highlighting Daniel Bryan's YES! Movement and how it infiltrated the Pirates dugout after Neil Walker hit his second home run of the game against the Cincinnati Reds. This comes just two weeks removed from the Pirates fans themselves getting in on the action when they started their own Daniel Bryan-inspired YES! chants in the crowd on April 2nd.

While Daniel Bryan is no stranger anymore to such happenings, as a lifelong WWE fan it is really cool to see someone who deserves every bit of recognition he gets based on his sheer wrestling ability and overall likability cross over into the mainstream sports world.

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I used to joke around with friends about how the answer to every professional wrestling question in Trivial Pursuit back in the 1980s was always Hulk Hogan because he was the only wrestler the game creators knew about in their world.

I'd like to think that Daniel Bryan and his YES! movement would now be the answer to several trivia questions these days if new editions were to be rolled out, along with Hogan, Stone Cold, The Rock, Triple H, and John Cena.