Our Lady Peace played “Whatever”, Chris Benoit‘s theme song, for the first time in 22 years. At a concert in Calgary, the ...

WWE licensed the song “Whatever” from Canadian rock band Our Lady Peace in 2002. For the next five years, it served as the ...

The 00s rock band released Whatever in 2002, with the late WWE wrestler using it as his entrance theme for the next five years as the track became synonymous with Benoit during appearances on Raw, ...

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