Travis Scott & Playboi Carti's "FE!N" becomes official WrestleMania theme song
The news was revealed by Triple H, WWE's Chief Content Officer, via social media.
The track, which has dominated music charts and playlists worldwide, now finds itself aligning with the grand spectacle of WWE, marking an iconic crossover between music and wrestling.
The collaboration between Travis Scott and Playboi Carti was nothing short of cultural magic. Released as the eighth track on Scott's fourth studio album, Utopia, 'FE!N' quickly became a global anthem for hype, energy, and celebration.
With Carti's unmistakable adlibs blending seamlessly into Scott's dynamic delivery, the track quickly became the unofficial hype song for fans, athletes, and event-goers everywhere.
The song's inclusion in the album was shrouded in mystery, with fans eagerly awaiting the tracklist, only to be stunned by the surprise feature from Carti, whose signature style elevated the track to iconic status. The excitement around the song was palpable, and it quickly cemented its place as a cultural phenomenon.
This isn't Scott's first foray into the world of WWE. In fact, the rapper has previously partnered with WWE for the 'Wrestling Is Real' merch collection, which was a massive success among fans.
Additionally, Scott made his WWE in-ring debut at a recent event, joining wrestling legends like Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and John Cena.
However, not all his interactions with WWE have been smooth.
Scott recently found himself in controversy after slapping WWE Superstar Cody Rhodes during a segment, an incident that sparked considerable backlash.
As for his collaboration with WrestleMania, Triple H took to Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) to confirm the news, stating, 'On the charts... on stages all around the world ... wherever he goes, the world follows.'
As the world gears up for WrestleMania, fans can expect this track to dominate the arenas, elevating the stakes for every match, entrance, and jaw-dropping moment of the night.
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