@sandeepxThat Fire Logan Paul track ended up on an album after blowing up way past what anyone expected, but the whole thing started with a completely different plan entirely. Joe Hendry reveals he was originally set to debut on Raw right after WWE WrestleMania with a song meant to rhyme with SmackDown using the phrase back down to show he signed there. Cole and a graphic had already announced his appearance before that performance could even happen. Once the team realized Hendry would be working with The Vision instead, they decided to pivot the whole concept. Hendry notes you have to chase the biggest names in wrestling, and since Logan Paul carries the most controversy and fame, targeting him made the most sense. The lyrics for the Fire Logan Paul song were then adapted to fit this new direction where he goes straight for the guy with the most buzz. That creative shift turned a planned gag into a hit that forced them to include it on an official release. It all began because I was supposed to debut the night after WrestleMania, and the song I had was the same song, but it was Raw, Raw, Joe Hendry signed to Raw. Then what happened was they'd announced that I was going to be on Raw the next week. Because what I was going to say something that rhymed with SmackDown, I was going say something like back down because I have signed to Raw. That was what the gag was going to be. But I think Cole had said it, and there was like a graphic. I was like, we need to pivot here and then I found out that I was going to be working with The Vision. I've always learned in wrestling that you have to go after the biggest, baddest name. Well, the one name who's got the most controversy and fame is Logan. So I'll just go directly after Logan, and the words fit right in. So that's how the Fire Logan Paul song came about, and then it just kind of blew up beyond what we had maybe expected, and then yeah, had to put it on the album.

@sandeepxThat Fire Logan Paul track ended up on an album after blowing up way past what anyone expected, but the whole thing started with a completely different plan entirely. Joe Hendry reveals he was originally set to debut on Raw right after WWE WrestleMania with a song meant to rhyme with SmackDown using the phrase back down to show he signed there. Cole and a graphic had already announced his appearance before that performance could even happen. Once the team realized Hendry would be working with The Vision instead, they decided to pivot the whole concept. Hendry notes you have to chase the biggest names in wrestling, and since Logan Paul carries the most controversy and fame, targeting him made the most sense. The lyrics for the Fire Logan Paul song were then adapted to fit this new direction where he goes straight for the guy with the most buzz. That creative shift turned a planned gag into a hit that forced them to include it on an official release. It all began because I was supposed to debut the night after WrestleMania, and the song I had was the same song, but it was Raw, Raw, Joe Hendry signed to Raw. Then what happened was they'd announced that I was going to be on Raw the next week. Because what I was going to say something that rhymed with SmackDown, I was going say something like back down because I have signed to Raw. That was what the gag was going to be. But I think Cole had said it, and there was like a graphic. I was like, we need to pivot here and then I found out that I was going to be working with The Vision. I've always learned in wrestling that you have to go after the biggest, baddest name. Well, the one name who's got the most controversy and fame is Logan. So I'll just go directly after Logan, and the words fit right in. So that's how the Fire Logan Paul song came about, and then it just kind of blew up beyond what we had maybe expected, and then yeah, had to put it on the album.