Top 5 WWE chants in recent history

Wrestling is a sport where you build a strong fanbase. The main reason why certain superstars raise the popularity rung quickly is because of the tremendous crowd connect they acheive. If you look at some of the stars over the years like Hulk Hogan, Rock, Stone Cold and John Cena , they have always adhered to what the fans want and hence they will forever remain popular.Speaking of crowd connect, the WWE fans, as we all know always cheer loudest to those that they admire. The superstars also try to drag the energy out of the crowd by evoking a response at every instance. Let us have a look at some of the famous 'superstar oriented' chants of modern times

#5 U - so

Say what you want, but The Uso's have done justice to deserve the tag team titles. They have certainly been the most innovative and interesting tag team to watch of late in the WWE.

Sons of the legendary Rikishi, Jimmy and Jey have had an impressive run so far in the WWE. From their dramactic entrance to their high flying in ring moves, they have surely set up a rapport with the WWE fans, who reciprocate to these guys on a regular basis.

If you have observed, when the entrance gimmicks are done, the Uso's proceed to say "U' and the fans say 'So' in tandem to complete the name of the team. Similarly during the course of the match, when Jimmy or Jey have the upper hand, they repeat the procedure to get some energy kicked on.

All in all, the Uso's could be the WWE's answer to finding the next 'big thing' in the tag team division.

#4 Hounds of Justice

Believe in the Shield they said, and the WWE universe certainly have indeed. Ever since the Shield decided to take on 'injustice' in the WWE, they have had the full backing of the fans.

This three man fighting unit has everything at its disposal. Impressive offence, great mike skills and a greater crowd support. Speaking of the latter, the WWE universe have taken a liking to the Shield. After they turned kayfabe, they have received the complete backing of the fans. They chant 'Hounds of Justice' in tandem to show their support to them.

This trend has been witnessed as of late and will continue to be on the rise we presume.

#3 Let\'s go Ziggler

You'd certainly not fancy seeing Ziggler here actually. Anyways, Dolph is typically that kind of wrestler that has given his hundred percent day in day out and still gets utilized for squash matches.

He is a former world champion in his own rights and hit a small purple patch in recent times. During that time, Ziggler managed to capture the attention of the WWE universe and has ever since had his own share of loyalists.They shout 'Let's go Ziggler' in tandem to get him the necessary adrenaline rush to get things going.But, unfortunately things are going the 'wrong way' for Dolph

#2 Let\'s go Cena, Cena Sucks!

Talk about self inflicted wounds. John Cena, the saviour of the PG era, during the pinnacle of his WWE career decided to take some time off from the company. The fans were used to seeing Cena 365 days a year and it was hard for them to imagine a show without him.

He too was equally emotional about the whole issue and took to the microphone to express his gratitude. During the course of his speech, he asked all the ladies and kids in the arena to chant ' Let's go Cena' and all the gentlemen to shout 'Cena Sucks'. Thus originated a chant that echoes arenas even to this date.

Everytime he steps into the ring and starts a bout, the fans cheer him with the same lines he advocated. His popularity has drastically reduced amongst the gentlemen who actually 'mean' what they cheer. But with the kids and the ladies, he remains ever so popular.

#1 Yes Yes Yes !!

I'd call this a phenomenon rather than a chant. Daniel Bryan, the bearded little 'troll' from Washington is currently running a revolution in the WWE. Ever since he got the much deserved push, Bryan has left no stone unturned in raising to the occasion almost every time.

Unlike his counterparts and peers, Bryan chose to sport the 'Yes' slogan in the WWE. A chant that you will definately find very bland to start with, when you compare it to almost any other chant in WWE history. But the trick has indeed worked in Bryan's favour and its popularity soars as of today.

When he was breifly associated with Kane as a part of team 'Hell No', Bryan opted to say 'No' as his punch line instead.The crowd would regularly taunt Bryan with the yes chant and he would respond to it with the negative one. This went on and on and the crowd connect with the bearded fellow was something that the WWE had missed in recent times. He even went on to name his finisher as the 'yes lock' to please his fans.

As of today, he is the world's champion and almost every arena you see in the WWE has half the audience sporting the 'yes' merchandise.