Kait Walsh

 

LOGLINE:

Mariano Rivera has always walked onto the pitcher’s mound with “Enter Sandman.” And as far back as distant memory stretches, Arsenal has mirrored Beatles songs with their own adapted lyrics to cheer on their favorite players. And we all know that University of Wisconsin is famous for playing “Jump Around” as their Stadium anthem. But do you ever wonder the origins, or where these chant and jingle allegiances start? In this series, we take a look at the roots of sports songs, chants, and walk-out music, and the history behind how they came to be.