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#2 “Snow (Hey Oh)” - Red Hot Chili Peppers (WrestleMania 24)
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It’s ironic because there’s no snow in Florida! One would assume that’s what WWE originally thought when they decided to go with the song. It was popular at the time, the Red Hot Chili Peppers were going strong after some time away, and the music video was all about the band’s appreciation for their fans, so how could this not be a perfect theme for the biggest event of the year?
Corey Graves deleted his Tweet! More details HERE.
Oh no, wait. What? The song was about lead singer Anthony Kiedis’ drug addiction? He didn’t want to just build forts with his fans and hurl balls of ice across a field for fun and merriment? Oh. Well then. WWE, as you might expect, stopped using so heavily in their promotion of the show and focused more on Rev Theory’s “Light It Up” instead. Based on the lyrics, that song is about drugs and alcohol too.
