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Hello and welcome to another episode of the WrestleTalk

podcast. I am Chopper Peek for now. You're jammed that champion and I'm joined by my

intangible co-host, your Quizzomania champion, Tempest the Breastler. How are you doing, Tempest?

Boom. I'm tired. You do not understand. Since Adam Cole's AEW debut, I've just been walking around

just going, it stuck in my head and it's not getting out. Dude, I was, I think I mentioned this on

a podcast before, but I got so called out by Luke after the aftery debuted and that song got

uploaded to YouTube, Luke tweeted to be like, if I know Pete as well as I think I know Pete, he's

got this song on repeat in his flat and I was like, glanced over at my laptop and had the theme

playing on it. I was like, that's tremendous. It is. It's great. If they if they can tweak it a little

bit, just so the, you know, it's all about the boom lines up with when he's on the apron just

doing the boom thing, that'll be like my favorite theme. I mean, they they changed it a little bit.

They changed the world because I've listened to it so many times I recognize when they change

stuff now. They changed it a little bit. So it goes back to the boom. So it does it in time with

him doing it when he comes out now because before he did the boom because he was like, oh, this is

a first, I guess I better do it. Boom. When he liked it his first appearance on Dynamite.

But yeah, they've altered the sequence a little bit. So at least he does a boom in time with A

boom in the song. It's just not the, it's, you know, it's all about the boom. So it doesn't have

the lead in. But yeah, that's fine. There's time. They they could still tweak it if need be.

But man, here, because people are starting to do it with the song now. It's like you can tell when

the song goes, you know, it's all about the, you can hear people go, boom. I'm like, oh, it's

catching on. This song is getting even better. It's real good. You know, you know, it's not as good

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