Adam Cole has been one of the most popular wrestlers on the AEW roster since his arrival at the climax of the AEW All Out event on September 5, when his new theme song ‘All About Tha (Boom!)’ echoed around the arena.
Cole’s popularity appears to not be limited to just on screen it seems, as AEW released his new theme song on iTunes, Spotify and other streaming platforms last week.
Cole posted an update on Twitter earlier today, sharing that his song had now reached #1 in the iTunes metal charts, which is certainly an impressive feat for a wrestling theme song.
And it happened…officially NUMBER 1 on the @iTunes Metal Chart.
Unreal…and as a friend of mine has said, we are just getting started. @MikeyRukus #BOOM #AdamColeBayBay pic.twitter.com/j67C5flvIv
— Adam Cole (@AdamColePro) September 25, 2021
Adam Cole will be in action on next Wednesday’s (September 29) episode of AEW Dynamite when he takes on Jungle Boy, who himself has a banging theme song also.
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