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You cannot possibly talk about the tag teams that stepped into the ring during the 80s and 90s and not mentioned the fabulous Rougeau brothers.

Jacques and Raymond Rougeau, they certainly had a great run in the WWF slash WWE, and they are two superstars that I loved working with and when I got to know very well

and he joins me now that happens to be Jacques Rujo, Jacques, welcome to prime time. We don't like

heavy metal. We don't like rock and roll. Oh, we like to listen to is Barry Man, hello. Hey!

You still remember the all American boys. I'm doing great. And, you know, that was,

I was going to ask you because one of the questions we got on our Facebook page was asking me,

does, uh, do you know, does Jacques still remember all the words to all-American boys? And

obviously, it's still in your mind. And that, I'm telling you right now, that was one of my absolutely favorite theme songs. And I actually listened to it about an hour ago because that guy brought back that memory. And it's a great song. I mean, I'm not kidding. Didn't you think it was a really good theme? A little, a little corny. But yeah, I loved it.

But that was our role, so it was perfect.

Yes, I really did like it.

Yeah, absolutely.

Jimmy Hart, Jimmy Hart's the greatest songwriter of all times.

So, I mean, since we started there, how did that song come about?

I mean, I know Jimmy Hart was a big part of it, but did you guys have a part in the lyrics?

Did you all collaborate on that?

Yeah, we did.

We did a, I think, all three of us got together, and Jimmy, of course, he did all the hard work.

He put the music together and the team song together.

But the words, we sat down together because there was a couple of lyrics that

we put in French there.

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