Joe Hendry Says 'Fire Logan Paul' Was His 'Platform For Good'

Joe Hendry told Daily Mail he used his musical platform for good by making “Fire Logan Paul.”
The song, which first premiered back in the spring, has been a viral sensation for both Hendry and WWE, amassing millions of views and plays across multiple platforms. Specific view and play counts have not been confirmed.
“I think every so often, as a wrestler and a musician, you’ve got to take some time to do something right, use your platform for good and I can’t think of anything better than firing Logan Paul,” Hendry told Daily Mail.
THE QUOTE
Hendry was asked if he thinks anybody else in WWE secretly listens to the track.
“I have no idea whether any of my colleagues have ever just one day decided to spin Fire Logan Paul, but it wouldn’t surprise me,” he told Daily Mail.
The response leaves the locker room guessing, but Hendry’s own stance is clear. He framed the song not as a gimmick, but as a deliberate choice to use his dual role as wrestler and musician for something he believes in.
That conviction, he says, is what made the decision easy.

WWE COLLEAGUES AND THE SONG
Hendry’s answer to whether WWE colleagues secretly spin “Fire Logan Paul” was pure openness. “I have no idea whether any of my colleagues have ever just one day decided to spin Fire Logan Paul, but it wouldn’t surprise me,” he told Daily Mail.
That is the extent of what is known. Whether anyone in the locker room has actually played the song is unconfirmed, and Hendry himself makes no claim either way.
What is clear, per Daily Mail, is that the song has been a viral sensation for both Hendry and WWE, amassing millions of views and plays across multiple platforms since it first premiered back in the spring. The reach has tied the musician-wrestler’s momentum directly to the company’s own.
Hendry’s uncertainty does not read as doubt. He sounded like a man who trusts his colleagues’ taste, even if he has no proof of it.
NO THEME SONGS FOR OTHERS
Elsewhere in the same Daily Mail interview, Hendry explained why he won’t write theme songs for other wrestlers.
The specific reasons behind that decision, however, are not included in the source. Only the fact of his explanation is confirmed.

That leaves fans with a clear gap in the record. Hendry has addressed the topic, but the details of his reasoning have not been made public in this interview.
What is confirmed is that the conversation took place as part of the same sit-down where he defended “Fire Logan Paul” as a use of his platform for good. The source points readers to “Check out his full comments by clicking here,” implying the fuller explanation exists beyond what has been transcribed.
Until those comments are published or shared in full, the reasoning remains unconfirmed.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
No upcoming matches, appearances, or releases are mentioned in the source. Hendry’s calendar beyond this interview remains unconfirmed.
What the source does confirm is that the song remains a viral sensation for both Hendry and WWE, amassing millions of views and plays across multiple platforms since its spring debut. That momentum shows no sign of slowing.
For fans hoping to hear Hendry’s full reasoning on why he won’t write theme songs for other wrestlers, the answer reportedly exists. The source directs readers to “Check out his full comments by clicking here,” implying the complete explanation is available through that link.
Until those full comments are read in their entirety, the details of his reasoning have not been publicly confirmed. The door is open, but the specifics remain behind that click.
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