Thought of the Day: Fight Over The Music
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In 1987, the Young Stallions formed and started using a song called Crank It Up. Jimmy Hart, the writer of the song, was angry because he wanted the Hart Foundation to use it.
Why don’t we see theme music as a feud starter anymore? I know a lot of the songs are generic and could be interchanged, but given how similar a lot of the feuds are anymore, this is as a good an idea as anything else for getting people not liking each other.
