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John Cena Closes Hip-Hop Chapter, Still Listens to Debut Album
7 Dec
Summary
- John Cena appeared on The Jimmy Kimmel Show to promote his 2005 album.
- Cena confirmed his rapping and WWE careers are now closed chapters.
- He remains proud of his debut album and listens to it annually.
John Cena recently recalled his debut on "The Jimmy Kimmel Show" two decades ago, which coincided with the promotion of his 2005 rap album, "You Can't See Me." During the appearance, he emphasized that this album, along with his professional wrestling career, now represents closed chapters. He likened this to the conclusion of his WWE journey, signifying a deliberate move past these earlier endeavors.
Despite declaring these chapters closed, Cena revealed a continued personal connection to his musical work. He shared that he makes an effort to listen to "You Can't See Me" annually, reflecting on it with significant pride. This dedication highlights a lasting appreciation for his debut album and the impact it had.
Furthermore, Cena conveyed a sense of gratitude for the opportunities he has had across multiple fields. He expressed being humbled by his experiences in music, professional wrestling, and acting, acknowledging the rarity of such a multifaceted career. He finds fulfillment in having pursued diverse creative and athletic avenues.
