Why does r truth have no music

Joined: Dec 29, Messages: 53 Likes Received: Truth perfectly no more happy go lucky rap music for the "lil Jimmys" instead its quiet blank being the exact opposite of what they want He does not need to change the music. Its Vintage R-Truth. Joined: Jun 23, Messages: Likes Received: I don't think you get R-Truth's character. During his first heel promo he said "No dancing. No singing. No more making money out of R-Truth" Or something along these lines.

So "The Truth.. Shall Set You Free" Fits him perfectly now. Every time you hear "The Truth.. Shall Set You Free" You always hear a following mixed reaction from the crowd and I love it everytime. I don't think he needs a new theme song.

This is actually something original for once. The Crock WOO! Joined: May 19, Messages: 1, Likes Received: 2, No way. His lack of a theme is making him unique and it fits his character very well. All the little things that go into making a wrestler successful add up quickly and this is one of them, coupled with his current direction and behavior, the lack of a theme is working.

Why would you want to give him a theme anyway? It would contradict everything he has been on about for the last while. You might not think it would make that big of an impact, but it would. It's that noticeable. Yesiamaduck Pre-Show Stalwart. Joined: Feb 28, Messages: Likes Received: I love that he doesn't have a theme song for several reasons 1 Continuity; the first thing he said was that he wasn't going to sing and dance for the little jimmys anymore.

It's the polar opposite of what he used to be, which is he wants Joined: Mar 15, Messages: Likes Received: R-Truth coming out to silence is the most creative thing they've done with entrance themes in a while. It fits with his hatred of his former pandering self, who used to exclusively use rapping and dancing to get over. Also, R-Truth went from someone I vehemently loathed to one of the things I look forward to most on Monday nights, so I think they've done an amazing job with him.

No changes needed. He's a great upper mid-card heel who can work well with just about anyone storyline wise. You can listen to the song here. It looks like Ron wants to make a powerful statement in the rap game by releasing a new Extended Play.

Billy Gunn really doesn't want a WWE vs. AEW war New User posted their first comment. Log in. WWE News. Ron Killings R-Truth rap single "Legacy". This entrance music is the exact kind of "trendy club" crap that I absolutely hate. Plus, what is up with the singer whispering the lyrics? Is she trying to be sexy or sound stupid? There, I just saved you three minutes of your life you would have spent by listening to that theme.

This is kind of a dual entry as well because I almost lost my mind when WWE tried to replace this gem with that Get Crunk song. Not only was Get Crunk brutally terrible but they had Eve Torres try to get the song over by doing a dance vaguely resembling a stripper routine without the clothing removal.

I know he's a heel now and all that but really, was there anything more annoying than R-Truth singing this stupid song while jogging down the entrance ramp? Some of you younger fans are probably thinking to yourselves "what in God's name is this? Bertha Faye was brought in as the fat heel to challenge the "beautiful" Alundra Blayze for the revived Women's title. They gave her a trailer park trash gimmick and made her the love interest of Harvey Whippleman, of course! The result was this "song" where Whippleman professes his undying love of the monstrous competitor and thousands of fans cringe at the same time.

The early s are very well represented on this list. What's more embarrassing in this video: the theme or the white people in the crowd trying to dance? Vince blessed them with a theme song that was guaranteed to make people hate them right away: an Uncle Kracker ballad. Not only does it not even come close to sounding what a wrestling theme should sound like, it was just plain boring.

Heidenreich's theme merely featured Paul Heyman screaming his name in an intimidating manner for three and a half minutes, so don't click on that theme for the audio. He sharpened his in-ring skills, pushing himself to enhance his look, develop a stronger presence and deliver even more finesse between the ropes.

Everything I went through back then, it helped make me stronger. It helped me find different emotions. The flirtation with failure only strengthened Killings.

He has also had runs with the United States championship and the tag title with Kofi Kingston. All along, he looked at the landscape in WWE. He wanted to add to the show by being himself, a role he has perfected as R-Truth. I mean, you can make people mad. People do that all the time. Someone can make their neighbor mad by walking to the mailbox.

I want to do something else. I want to pull out different emotions. You see a lot of Ron Killings in R-Truth. And what people are watching right now is a combination of all my years and lessons.