Watch: Dark MAGA Trump reps The Undertaker's iconic theme song at Michigan rally

Former President Donald Trump made a unique entrance to the haunting orchestral theme of WWE legend The Undertaker at a rally in Michigan, which surely seemed to had captivated his supporters gathered on a chilly Friday night in Traverse City.

Emerging from his plane, Trump walked towards the crowd on the tarmac to the eerie, iconic music usually associated with the legendary wrestler.


Dressed in his signature black “Make America Great Again” hat, Trump took his time surveying the enthusiastic crowd, accompanied by his security entourage.

The scene looked like the dark, theatrical entrances The Undertaker is famous for.

After taking in the cheers and chants from his supporters for about seven minutes, Trump eventually switched back to his usual anthem, Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA,” to make his way to the podium, bringing the familiar sense of rally patriotism back to the moment.

"I’m so sorry, but I got tied up,” he began, acknowledging his three-hour delay. “I figured you wouldn’t mind so much because we’re trying to win.” He explained that he had just finished a lengthy podcast recording with Joe Rogan, which he called "the longest interview I’ve done in my life.”

This isn’t the first time Trump has entered to The Undertaker's theme, drawing on its intense aura to connect with his supporters.

In a past rally, Trump surprised audiences with the same haunting music. He was seen walking out to the song with his security entourage accompanying him side-by-side.


The Undertaker himself, a known supporter of Trump, has been vocal about his political stance, even featuring in a recent promotional video with fellow WWE Hall of Famer Kane, urging Americans to choose Trump.

Recently, Trump also appeared on Undertaker’s podcast “Six Feet Under”.