https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2YVdwCxfB8 The brainchild of Jim Johnston and rockers Downstait, 'Here To Show The World' finally does this top superstar justice after previous theme song attempts. It stands as a testament to Ziggler's own charismatic persona, with all his flamboyance injected into the track. The verses serve as a nice build to the chorus, which is where this one really shines. The vocals give the chorus a sharp edge when combined with the crunching main riff, with the wide-open drum hits serving as the icing on the cake. He gets a great pop from the crowd and this cracking tune is one of the reasons why. The song functions as a proper, full-length track which helps to give it a complete, well rounded sound - even featuring a rap-heavy bridge section that most wrestling fans probably aren't even aware of, unless listened to in isolation. This little gem could easily show up many many mainstream rock bands with its infectious, sugar-coated guitar work and dynamic vocal transitioning from melodic to discordant, making this one of the best theme songs on the current roster.
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