Alright, let’s talk about figuring out Cedric Mullins’ walk-up song. It’s one of those things, you hear it at the ballpark or maybe catch it on a broadcast, and it just sticks in your head. So, I decided I needed to know what that track was.
My first step was pretty basic, just hitting up the usual search engines. I typed in stuff like “Cedric Mullins walk up music” and “what song does Cedric Mullins walk out to”. You get a bunch of results right away, mostly fan forums and sports articles.
Digging Through the Noise
The tricky part is that players sometimes change their songs, even during the season. So, some info I found was probably outdated. I saw mentions of a few different tracks he might have used in the past. It got a little confusing sorting through what was current and what was old news. I spent a bit of time cross-referencing dates on articles and posts.
Finding the Main One:
After poking around for a while, reading through a few different sources, I started seeing one song pop up more consistently for recent seasons. It seemed like the most likely candidate.
- Checked official team resources? Sometimes they list it, but no luck there initially.
- Looked at fan wikis? Hit or miss, sometimes outdated.
- Scanned recent game threads or social media mentions? This started to point in the right direction.
The Song Itself
Eventually, I landed on it. The song that kept coming up as his more recent choice is “The Show Goes On” by Lupe Fiasco. It’s got that good energy, you know? Makes sense for getting hyped up to bat.
I also saw mentions that he sometimes uses “Dior” by Pop Smoke. So maybe he switches it up occasionally, which isn’t uncommon. But “The Show Goes On” seems to be the primary one folks associate with him lately.
So yeah, that was my little quest. Started with just hearing a beat, did some digging online, sifted through old info, and finally pinned down what seems to be his go-to track. Pretty satisfying to finally put a name to the tune. Now I know what to listen for next time he steps up to the plate.
