Cody Rhodes says his entrance theme is not going anywhere, and his daughter is already proof of its staying power.
Speaking on Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast, Rhodes reflected on his relationship with “Kingdom” by Downstait, the song that has accompanied him since leaving WWE in 2016 and followed him back when he returned in 2022. He acknowledged the song’s grip on him while admitting that hearing it constantly has taken on a life of its own at home.
“The trick with a wrestling song, all the greatest wrestling music, it doesn’t need to be a good song. It needs to be a catchy song. I like ‘Kingdom’ but the issue is, I hear it so much that, especially at the end of the night when I’m doing the rounds, just playing that one song, it gets you.
I heard my daughter the other day, she doesn’t know the words, but she’s saying, ‘something, something, Paw Patrol.’ As long as you get to the Woah! It’s a pretty interesting song by WWE standards. I can say this, it can never change. Unless I was to go bad guy, then that song is out, I suppose, but I’m locked into it. We’re married together,” Rhodes said.
Rhodes defends the Undisputed WWE Championship against Randy Orton in the night one main event of WrestleMania 42 on April 18 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
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