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New WWE Raw Theme Song Announced for Netflix Move

WWE has unveiled an exciting update for fans ahead of Monday Night Raw’s Netflix debut on January 6, 2025. The show’s new theme song will be performed by renowned rapper Travis Scott, coinciding with WWE’s major move to the streaming platform. This announcement was made by WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H during a Travis Scott concert at ComplexCon in Las Vegas, adding another layer of hype to WWE’s new era.

Travis Scott’s Role in WWE’s Netflix Premiere

Travis Scott is set to appear live at the premiere episode of Monday Night Raw on Netflix, taking place at the state-of-the-art Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. Alongside the announcement of Scott’s attendance, WWE revealed that his upcoming single would become the official theme song for Raw. This collaboration highlights WWE’s strategy to integrate mainstream music and entertainment into its programming, further appealing to a diverse audience.

The January 6 episode will feature WWE’s biggest stars, including Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, John Cena, Bianca Belair, and CM Punk. The presence of Travis Scott and the debut of his new song are expected to add even more excitement to this historic night.

What Fans Can Expect from Raw’s Netflix Debut

The move to Netflix marks a significant shift for Raw, making it the first live weekly WWE program to be exclusively available on a streaming platform. This transition is part of a broader deal between WWE and Netflix, which includes live broadcasts of other marquee events such as SmackDown, NXT, and Premium Live Events like WrestleMania and SummerSlam.

With the new theme song by Travis Scott, WWE aims to modernize the Raw brand while retaining its legacy appeal. The Intuit Dome debut promises a high-energy atmosphere, combining WWE’s action-packed entertainment with the global influence of Scott’s music.

A New Era for WWE

As WWE prepares for its Netflix premiere, the addition of Travis Scott’s music and live presence signals a fresh start for the company’s flagship show. Fans worldwide are eagerly awaiting this new chapter, with the January 6 episode set to kick off an exciting year for WWE programming.

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