WWE superstars with cameos in music videos | WWE News

WWE Superstars have left the ring to become pop culture icons known far beyond the ring. From movies to television shows, these larger than life characters have left their mark in various areas of entertainment. One interesting intersection between wrestling and mainstream media is the appearance of WWE Superstars in music videos. These cameos often add a unique touch to the videos, blending the worlds of music and wrestling in a way that entertains fans of both worlds. Let's take a look at some of the most memorable cameos by WWE Superstars in music videos.

1. John Cena in Wiz Khalifa’s “All Day” and “Breaks”

John Cena, a WWE Superstar who has successfully transitioned into acting and music, appeared in not one but two music videos with rapper Wiz Khalifa. Both “All Day” and “Breaks” were part of the soundtrack of the video game WWE 2K15, and Cena's involvement was a major promotion for the game. The videos showcase Cena's rapping skills and undeniable screen presence, blending the worlds of hip-hop and wrestling in a way that feels authentic to both genres. Cena's collaboration with Wiz Khalifa highlights his versatility as an entertainer and his ability to connect with fans across different mediums.

2. Triple H on “The Game” from Drowning Pool

Triple H, known for his intense personality and unparalleled charisma, made an unforgettable appearance on Drowning Pool's “The Game”. This wasn't just any cameo – this was a song made especially for him. The track became his entrance theme and embodied his personality perfectly. The video shows Triple H in his prime, showcasing his in-ring dominance and larger-than-life presence, intercut with footage of the band performing. The collaboration between Triple H and Drowning Pool was a perfect fusion of rock music and wrestling, creating an iconic entrance theme that still resonates with fans today.

3. The stone in “It Doesn't Matter” by Wyclef Jean

Before Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson became a global movie star, he was known for his catchphrases. One of his most famous was “It doesn't matter!” This catchphrase became the chorus of Wyclef Jean's 2000 hit single “It Doesn't Matter.” The Rock not only lent his voice to the song, but also appeared in the music video, bringing his unmistakable charm and charisma. Combining elements of humor and attitude, the video features The Rock in several scenes saying his famous line, giving the song a touch of wrestling flair.