YNG Martyr creates WWE theme song for Logan Paul

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YNG Martyr, a Townsville rapper, is the talent behind Logan Paul’s new WWE entrance song titled “Still Humble”. The music video that accompanied the release was filmed in Puerto Rico and features iconic symbols of wealth like mansions, Lamborghinis, and cigars, embodying Logan Paul’s persona perfectly. YNG Martyr, also known as Seaton Rogers, expressed his delight at working on this project with Logan Paul in the YouTube comments section.

The collaboration between YNG Martyr and Logan Paul came together quickly, with Logan reaching out to YNG Martyr, and within five days, they were in Puerto Rico filming the music video. The video is now gaining traction with thousands of views and the track is set to be played to millions of WWE fans weekly. This release coincides with Logan Paul’s journey towards a WWE World Heavyweight Championship bout after his recent appearance on RAW where he challenged titleholder Jey Uso. Logan Paul expressed his confidence to the crowd, claiming to be the “full package” when it comes to drawing attention and entertainment value.

The release of the WWE entrance theme song comes just before the ‘WWE Crown Jewel: Perth’ event scheduled for October 11th at RAC Arena. Both SmackDown on October 10th and RAW on October 13th will take place in the city, with this being one of the stops on John Cena’s ‘2025 Farewell Tour’ in Australia. Fans interested in attending these events can sign up for early ticket access at WWE.com/WWEAustralia2025.

YNG Martyr, a proud Wiradjuri man, has already garnered international recognition with roughly 80% of his listeners based in the US, despite his Australian origins. In 2022, he signed with Warner Music Australia after the viral success of his song “Nike Ticks” in 2019. Since then, YNG Martyr has released hits like “50k” in 2023, “Burr” in 2024, and a collaboration with Adelaide rapper Allday on the track titled “The Necklace”.

Last year, Rogers teamed up with Call of Duty for a global advertising campaign, marking a significant milestone in his career. This collaboration held special meaning for YNG Martyr, as he had honed his skills in freestyling and video editing in COD lobbies during his youth. Working with Call of Duty was a surreal experience for him, considering his background with the game and how it kickstarted his creative journey in music and video production.

Logan Paul’s WWE entrance song “Still Humble” featuring YNG Martyr is now available for listeners to enjoy. This collaboration reflects the talent and creativity of both artists, merging their unique styles to create an engaging and energetic track for WWE fans worldwide.

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