John Cena has “70 misplaced tracks” from his 2005 album You Cannot See Me.
John Cena has ’70 misplaced songs’ from periods for his first and solely album
The WWE legend turned Hollywood star – who’s retiring from skilled wrestling this weekend after his last ever match – launched his first and solely LP 20 years in the past, and he has revealed there was loads of materials left on the reducing room flooring.
Talking to Tom Rinaldi for WWE’s YouTube channel, he stated: “There’s like 70 misplaced tracks of the album that by no means made it out.
“I used to be in a position to shave off those that shouldn’t make and provide the ones that ought to, and I’m fortunate to get that.”
The 48-year-old star’s album featured 16 songs, together with his iconic theme music The Time Is Now.
The file offered over 43,000 copies in its first week and hit quantity 15 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Cena joked that he is the “solely platinum artist to by no means have a comply with up”, and he is eager to maintain it that approach.
He added: “It’s a younger man’s sport and I’m not in it anymore.”
The multi-hyphenate defined that he came upon rapping as “an accident” early in his WWE profession.
He stated: “The rapping factor was an accident. I listened to the music they performed for me and I’m like, ‘I can do higher than this — wait I might do higher than this.’ ”
That led to him recording his authentic Primary Thuganomics theme music, which price $10,000 to put down.
Hip-hop saved his WWE profession, which was floundering within the mid-2000s as he anticipated to be let go.
Throughout a European tour, he joined in with different wrestlers freestyling, and it sparked a brand new character that modified his life.
Cena’s longtime good friend and rapper Esoteric – whose actual title is not too long ago described him as a “purist”.
He informed ESPN: “His intentions have been pure, and when he had the possibility to merge the 2 [rap and wrestling], he jumped at it.
“John’s a purist on the subject of hip-hop; he is fluent in Gang Starr, Hieroglyphics, Black Moon, EPMD, Wu [Tang Clan], all the good things.”
