10 famous artists who have contributed music to WWE

#8 P.O.D contributed music to WWE

Rey Mysterio in WWE

P.O.D. has contributed music to WWE in multiple ways. Their partnership started when they created Rey Mysterio's 'Booyaka 619' theme song. They also contributed music to the Survivor Series pay-per-view in 2005 with 'Lights Out', and also at WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event shows with their song 'Boom'.

My Top 10 All-Time Favorite WWE Entrance Themes | #8: Booyaka 619 - P.O.D. (*Tie*) pic.twitter.com/9Ly004ueRw

— Ryan, Pop Culture Junkie (@TheHavanaNation) June 1, 2020

P.O.D also played 'Booyaka 619' live at WrestleMania 22 in Chicago, when Rey Mysterio was making his entrance for his world title match. Rey Mysterio told WWE.com in 2006:

"It was a good feeling that night in Chicago, and I can’t wait to do it again. Just knowing that the 619 boys were together for that one special moment on the night I won the World Heavyweight Championship…it was like a 619 coming out party." Said Rey Mysterio (h/t WWE.com)

#7 Snoop Dogg has contributed music to WWE

Snoop Dogg on Monday Night RAW

WWE and Snoop Dogg have had a long-standing friendship, which began at WrestleMania 24. He was the Master of Ceremonies for a Lumberjill match between Maria Kanellis and Ashley Massaro against Melina and Beth Phoenix.

Snoop is an avid WWE fan and is the cousin of WWE Superstar Sasha Banks. More recently, Snoop has contributed music to WWE, with Sasha Banks' latest theme song. The song is a remix of her 'Sky's the Limit' song which is now remixed by Snoop Dogg adding in his own rap.

Sasha Banks told WWE:

If I'm going to make a big re-debut of wrestling coming back, I say why not make a change? Got a new hair, new attitude, a whole new me. A better me, actually. So why not brand new music from my cousin Snoop Dogg?"

This @SnoopDogg remix is the definition of LEGIT.#SmackDown @SashaBanksWWE pic.twitter.com/cXS9uIwAdf

— WWE (@WWE) November 9, 2019

#6 Disturbed contributed music to WWE

Stone Cold Steve Austin during the Attitude Era

You may remember Disturbed for their classic 'Glass Shatters' theme song that Stone Cold Steve Austin used when he unceremoniously turned heel. The song was featured on WWE's 'Forceable Entry' compilation album released in 2002. The song itself was written by Jim Johnston and Disturbed.

#NowDrummingToGlass Shatters - Disturbed Arrive. Stunner. Leave. pic.twitter.com/yLEHIWCokk

— Roxi Johnson 🦸‍♀️ (@SuperheroRoxi) December 13, 2020

Disturbed have also provided songs for WWE events, including 'Stricken' which was used at the New Year's Revolution pay-per-view in 2006. They will outrightly be remembered for 'Glass Shatters' which was used for a short period on-screen.