Ron Killings (R-Truth) Potentially Changing WWE Entrance Theme Update

Published: Jun 10, 2025 by Sanchez Taylor | Last Updated: Jun 10, 2025 by Sanchez Taylor

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An update has emerged on Ron Killings, aka R-Truth, potentially changing his WWE entrance music following his recent presentation change.

After originally announcing his WWE departure on June 1, the man who many WWE fans know as R-Truth attacked John Cena at the June 7 Money in the Bank event, indicating that he’s here to stay.

The wrestling veteran made a big statement on the following edition of WWE Raw, cutting off his dreads and re-introducing himself as Ron Killings.

With Killings appearing to be undergoing a presentation change, mainstream producer Metro Boomin took to Twitter to “beg” to contribute to this new vision, writing:

“Please let’s do the new @RonKillings theme @WWE @TripleH I beg.”

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In a new update, Killings has responded to the award winning hip-hop artist, politely turning down his offer.

Noting that he wants to keep his “What’s Up” entrance theme, but asking Metro Boomin to check out his own music, the former R-Truth replied:

“🙌🏾🙏🏾 I appreciate you my dawg!! Huge fan! What’s up ain’t broken, I wanna keep it, Fans and people know it soon as it hits!!

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“Check out my music with @JTRX44 Under Ron Killings… R-Truth ain’t drivin now… I am.”

Metro Boomin and Future’s track ‘GTA’ was the official theme for the October 2024 WWE Bad Blood event.

In addition to producing songs for top artists including Drake, Future, The Weeknd and 21 Savage, Metro Boomin has had three of his personal albums hit #1 on the Billboard 200 chart, Not All Heroes Wear Capes in 2018, Savage Mode II in 2020 and Heroes & Villains in 2022.

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The real reason for R-Truth using his real name Ron Killings in WWE has been revealed, which you can read more about right here.

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