Jade Cargill Reveals How She Created Her Entrance Theme

Jade Cargill isn’t just controlling her presence in the ring—she had a major hand in crafting the sound that comes with it.

While speaking on the Open Thoughts podcast, Cargill opened up about how her theme song came together, revealing that she played a direct role in shaping the sound fans hear when she walks out.

When asked about the origin of her entrance music, Cargill explained the vision she had from the start—blending multiple styles into one track. She then broke down the concept behind the theme, making it clear she wanted something that could appeal across genres.

“So, I love a good beat, and I love the electric guitar. What I wanted to do was bring everybody together—everybody that loves rock and roll, everybody that loves heavy metal, and also people who love good beats, R&B—have everyone meet in the middle and just have a good vibe.”

Cargill revealed the process wasn’t quick either, explaining that it took months to get the final version right. She also credited musician King Fish for contributing to the track, specifically on the guitar side of things.

“It took me about six months to complete it. I had a guy named King Fish who originally did my electric guitar.”

Now that she’s in WWE, Cargill noted that the theme has been adjusted—but hinted that she preferred the earlier, harder version. Finally, she made it clear that the core of the theme came directly from her own creative input.

“Now that I’m in WWE, it’s changed a little—the beat isn’t as hard. I’m hoping we go back to that because I love a little punch to my melody. But I’m the one who really thought of my beat.”

Cargill isn’t just walking out to a theme—she’s treating it like part of the brand, and she’s clearly not done tweaking it. Even after making the jump to WWE, she’s still pushing for changes and trying to get the sound closer to what she originally built, which says a lot about how hands-on she wants to be with her presentation moving forward.

Do you think Jade Cargill’s original theme hits harder than her current WWE version, or should she stick with what she has now? Drop your thoughts below and leave your feedback.

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