World Wrestling Entertainment
World Wrestling Entertainment is better known for its wrestling than its music, but some wrestlers have had memorable theme songs. Billy Gunn, who performed...
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World Wrestling Entertainment is better known for its wrestling than its music, but some wrestlers have had memorable theme songs. Billy Gunn, who performed as part of the tag team Road Dogg & Billy Gunn, had a theme called 'Oh, You Didn't Know' that featured his vocals.
In 1999, Gunn introduced a character called 'Ass Man' with a song of the same name. The track became a fan favorite despite some criticism about its content. Gunn later released a solo album called 'The One' in 2001, which included different styles like rock and country.
Other WWE-related songs in the catalog include '619' and 'American Made,' though these aren't necessarily connected to Gunn's work. The wrestling organization's music mostly serves as entrance themes rather than standalone releases.
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