ᔑample Video: The Time is Now by John Cena (prod. by Jake One)

#samplebreakdown #wwe #johncena

[Bacho]

Its just a silly wwe entrance song you don't have to go hard on it
Jake one:

[thepaolog]

One of WWE's greatest entrance themes of all time

[bpk]

This is so mindblowing man. I heard that was produced for Ghostface Killah. Would be dope tho. But John Cena & Jake One made my whole childhood with that song. Still My Fav WWE Intro Of All Time🐐

[TheeIdol]

John Cena already been coming to the cookout

[Kurisu_Blue]

Damn I didn’t know Jake One produced this

[THATDUDESME]

This took a lotta people to their childhood me included 😂❤

[ZFGMADEIT]

Love the Bob Welch lighting the cigar clip

[bradleezy]

THIS IS WHEN I'M KNOWING ALL OF THIS 🔥🔥🔥

[thomasnelson]

This beat is so fucking legendary. Such a great drop.

[nearlavuelta]

same drum break as tyler the creator in igor's theme and new genious by gorillaz (and so much more) 👌👌

[revolution]

Even for someone who never watched, or doesn't watch, WWE that much, I have to admit that this is probably the most iconic song of all time. It even became part of a meme y'all are familiar with if you've been on the Internet for a certain amount of time: The "JOHN CENA!" meme.

[WolfHunner]

I was familiar with the Ante Up bit I had no idea the entire song had a variety of samples till now😮

[justanotheryoutuber]

It’s crazy how sampling works and how you can take so many elements and combine them

[jeffreygardner]

Jake One is the same person that produced De La Soul’s “Rock Co Kane Flow”

[zayd]

damn I didn’t know this was sampled this is crazy 😭

[ayoonine]

This is so hard!!! Jake one is mad for that

[nslaughter]

all these years jake one did that beat 🔥🔥

[Juicepluggedin]

Your time is up my time is now! You can’t see me my time is now! It’s the franchise boy I’m shining now! You can’t see me my time is now!!

[alessandrozara]

I have discovered that the version of "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" sampled by John Cena is an instrumental cover. The original song was released by the singer Vicki Lawrence in 1972.

[justanotheryoutuber]

This was a great breakdown of each element, I love how you separated and put it back together, nice video man