The song was released on January 12, 2018, and was recorded to serve as an opening theme for NBC Sportss television broadcast of Super Bowl LII. The Champion is a song recorded by American country singer Carrie Underwood, featuring rapper. Carrie Underwood brought her mom Carole onstage with her for the Oklahoma leg of her tour and surprised the audience when she took on the rap portion of 'The Champion. Create your own version of The Champion as made famous by Carrie Underwood. 'The Champion' is a song recorded by American country music singer Carrie Underwood, featuring rapper Ludacris.
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She plays Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on June 29th. Free The Champion piano sheet music is provided for you.
Underwood’s current hit “Cry Pretty” will also serve as the title track for her next LP, due out September 14th. Songs similar to The Champion by Carrie Underwood, such as Make You Miss Me by Sam Hunt, Better Dig Two by The Band Perry, A Little Bit Stronger by Sara. She made a triumphant return to stage at the ACM Awards in April to perform her single “Cry Pretty,” but this is the first time Ludacris joined her for a live performance of “The Champion.” It proved to be quite a production, as the rapper emerged midway through the song from behind a screen, with the pair later joined by a group of singers dressed all in white to help lead a massive sing-along with the audience. The lyrics are generic, but maybe this is also what you need, just something to hype people up for the Super Bowl. Carrie Underwood and Ludacris are a terrible pair on paper, but maybe I can see appealing to a wider audience with this collaboration. At the time, Underwood was on hiatus as she recovered from facial injuries suffered in a fall. So let’s assume this song stays a sports thing.
Initially released in January, “The Champion” served as the theme song for the Super Bowl LII broadcast, as well as NBC’s subsequent coverage of the Winter Olympics. “The Champion” may have gotten its start as a would-be sports anthem, but it’s turned into a resounding battle cry for Carrie Underwood, who performed the song for first time with collaborator Ludacris at the Radio Disney Music Awards.
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