Liv Morgan isn’t backing down from the criticism surrounding her entrance theme, and now she’s calling out the people who doubted it.
After debuting her “Trouble” entrance song leading to her eventual Women’s Championship win, Liv Morgan is now addressing the backlash head-on. Speaking to CBS News, Morgan called out haters who initially trashed the track, making it clear she’s seeing a very different reaction now. She didn’t hold back when talking about how the reception has shifted, pointing out that the same people who doubted the song are now repeating it.
“I did release a new song, ‘Trouble’—it’s streaming everywhere now. People tried to hate on my song, and now everyone’s humming it and singing it. It’s such a good, catchy tune—it’s stuck in everyone’s head.”
Morgan leaned into the moment, saying the criticism didn’t match what she’s seeing in real time, especially with the song gaining traction online.
“So maybe that’s it—where everyone was like, ‘It’s not a good song!’ And now everyone’s singing it, and it has over a million views on YouTube. It’s an incredible song—so, come on! Sing it!”
That response comes after it was revealed WWE originally explored using a licensed track for her entrance before ultimately going with “Trouble,” a custom theme designed to match her chaotic new persona. Now, with the song gaining views and getting reactions—good and bad—Liv Morgan is clearly embracing the attention and turning the criticism into part of the conversation.
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