10 Reasons Nobody Should Believe A Word Hulk Hogan Says
8. He Wrote A Song For James Bulger
Poor 2-year old James Bulgar was tragically abducted and murdered by two 10-year old boys in 1993.
Britain was mournful and outraged. Hulk Hogan however, was feeling musical.
After reading about the boy's senseless murder on a trip to England, Hogan was inspired to write a tune for the deceased boy. At least this was his story when he released his first and mercifully, only album in 1995.
The album, certified wood, contained a song entitled Another Hulkamaniac in Heaven, which Hogan claimed he penned after reading about Bulgar.
It's hard to imagine Bulgar, a toddler, was that interested in Hulkamania, but that did't stop Hogan, who said his content with the song inspired him to write more songs, including the classic Beach Patrol.
Hogan's dedication to Bulgar may have sounded trite and disingenuous, but it was at least feasible.
Thankfully, the Hulkster's 2002 autobiography would clarify the origins of the song.
Omitting Bulgar and its previous origin story, Hulk instead penned a new version, claiming the song was actually written for a gravely ill fan he met while performing at Wembley Stadium in 1992, a year before Bulgar's death.
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