Mikey Rukus Addresses AEW Collision Theme Change From 'Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting' By Elton John | Fightful News
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Mikey Rukus addresses new AEW Collision theme.

Mikey Rukus addresses new AEW Collision theme.

Fans may have noticed that AEW Collision had a new opening theme song for the July 20th episode. The theme was an in-house anthem as opposed to “Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting” by Elton John, which had been used since the show premiered in June 2023.

On social media, AEW music producer Mikey Rukus wrote,“Hey guys. Its ok. I knew it would be universally hated. Theres no such thing as an upgrade from Elton. Change is inevitable. We tried something different with the college/gogo cadence. I knew many would t get it. Again, it’s ok. I’m happy with it, my team is happy with it. It’s not changing. 🫡”

  • katy ✨English
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    2 months ago

    i keep seeing this but hero ft josey scott was one of the most iconic songs ever

    • GeekFTW@lemmy.zipOPMEnglish
      3·
      2 months ago

      It absolutely is and I love that song since Spider-Man came out but we’re gonna technicality this one: It’s not a Nickleback song. It’s credited as “Chad Kroeger ft. Josey Scott” and “serves as Kroeger’s debut solo release.” The other musical parts were performed by themselves, or by others outside Nickleback (iirc). (edit: possibly outside Saliva as well, not sure lol)

      Nothing to do with Nickleback officially except having Chad Kroeger sing it, so it gets a pass!