Ethan Page has offered clarity on the recent adjustment made to his WWE entrance music, a small but noticeable change that drew mixed reactions from fans.
The update removed the familiar “ego” reference from his theme, prompting speculation about whether the shift was tied to his character direction or WWE’s creative plans. Page addressed the topic directly during a conversation on the Battleground Podcast, explaining that the decision came from him rather than the company.
Page’s comments highlighted his preference for keeping his presentation focused and free from crowd participation. While many wrestlers embrace sing‑along entrances, Page made it clear that he views his theme as part of his in‑ring mindset rather than a shared moment with the audience.
Page Shares His Reasoning Behind the Theme Adjustment
During the interview, Page explained that he personally asked for the change. He expressed frustration with the growing trend of fans turning entrance themes into interactive chants, noting that it doesn’t fit his approach as a performer.
“I requested it. So look, I hate the wrestling business right now and how sing-song Disney it is. I think it’s corny, I think it’s lame, and I think we’ve been setting this precedent that the fans are allowed to overtake the show. I’m not one of those performers. I don’t really care if the people are enjoying themselves.”
Page went on to describe his entrance music as something designed for his own focus rather than crowd involvement.
“My entrance theme is for me. It’s like my fight music. So, I’m making my entrance, I have business to take care of, I have stuff to do. I don’t really think I wanna be hearing a bunch of people, one, sing my song. Two, trying to distract me by changing the lyrics to my song.”
He also acknowledged that fans often altered the “ego” line into a more abrasive chant during his heel run.
“The fans often do and they do it with my music, for my matches and I don’t like it so, I personally requested to change it. I’m very happy that they did. We kept the same vibe. I like walking out to that beat, that tone.”
Page made his main roster debut on the Raw after WrestleMania and continues to present himself under the “All Ego” persona that has defined much of his career. Despite the tweak to his entrance theme, his character direction remains consistent, and the change appears to be part of his effort to maintain control over how he is portrayed during his matches.
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