Surprising Change Made To Rhea Ripley's WWE Theme Song
WWE Superstar Rhea Ripley's theme song underwent a sudden change.
itrwrestling.comRhea Ripley’s entrance theme has seen a few changes in recent years, with notable updates around 2022 and 2025. Here’s a concise snapshot of the latest developments.
- Most recent, widely publicized update: Ripley transitioned to a new entrance theme in 2022, produced with vocals by Chris Motionless of Motionless in White, continuing the “Demon In Your Dreams” motif. This marked a shift from her earlier CFO$/Ash Costello collaboration. The change was publicly announced by both WWE and the artist at the time.[1][2][5]
- 2024 remix buzz: There were reports in 2024 about an electrifying remix of her theme, described as a heavier, more modern blend, reigniting fan interest in the entrance music. This remix was covered as a notable update to her on-screen presentation.[3]
- 2025–2026 notes: A further remix/minor variation was discussed in 2025, including references to a remixed version of her theme “Brutality” and occasional deviations in live segments, though the core theme commonly used in WWE programming remained aligned with the Motionless in White collaboration.[4][6]
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- Example evolution: Original: Brutality by CFO$ feat. Ash Costello → 2022: Demon In Your Dreams (vocals by Chris Motionless) → 2024–25: remixes with heavier/AI-influenced production. This progression reflects WWE’s trend of refreshing character themes to match storylines.
Notes
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Citations
- Ripley’s 2022 theme replacement and vocals by Chris Motionless reported by Sportskeeda and WrestleTalk.[1][2]
- 2024 remix coverage attributing an electrifying remix to her entrance music.[3]
- 2025 notes on a remixed version and live variants in coverage.[6][4]