History Main / TitleThemeTune

* 'WebAnimation/{{Mi Perro Chocolo}}, Y sus amigos estan aqui.

** "Well... Well it's the Wrestling/BigShow! Yes, it's the big man show tonight!..."
** "Wrestling/{{Test}}, this is a Test, Test / Test, This is a Test..."
** "Everybody's got a price / Everybody's gonna pay / 'Cause [[Wrestling/TedDiBiase The Million Dollar Man]] / Always gets his way!"
** "It's all about [[Wrestling/TripleH The Game]] and how you play it / All about control and if you can take it / All about your debt and if you can pay it / It's all about pain and who's gonna make it!"

** "Well... Well it's the Wrestling/BigShow! Yes, it's the big man show tonight!..."
** "Wrestling/{{Test}}, this is a Test, Test / Test, This is a Test..."

** "Well... Well it's the Wrestling/BigShow! Yes, it's the big man show tonight!..."
** "Wrestling/{{Test}}, this is a Test, Test / Test, This is a Test..."

* There are two UrExamples, one for home systems, and one for arcade games:

** "Well... Well it's the Wrestling/BigShow! Yes, it's the big man show tonight!..."
** "Wrestling/{{Test}}, this is a Test, Test/ Test, This is a Test..."

** "Step into the town and break the walls down! / Your heartbeat is the only sound! \ Step into the night and then you know / You were stopped and dropped on the Walls of [[Wrestling/ChrisJericho Jericho]]!..."
** "Well... Well it's the Wrestling/BigShow! Yes, it's the big man show tonight!..."
** "Wrestling/{{Test}}, this is a Test, Test/ Test, This is a Test..."

* While not as common in anime these days (a few still do it), it was more or less a regular thing during the 1960's and 70s', just like it is in Western animated media now. In the 70s, some subversions, and even aversions started coming up. That is, while the song may be named after the show, it may not necessarily contain the entire title, or it may omit the title. For example, the song is called "Anime/CuteyHoney", but the closest it comes to containing the title is when it refers to the character "Honey" by name, and also when it incorporates her [[ByThePowerOfGrayskull transformation phrase]] ("Honey Flash!"). ''Anime/CaptainHarlock'' and ''Manga/GalaxyExpress999'' have theme songs named after their respective shows, but do not contain the actual titles of the shows in their lyrics. Instead, they merely describe what they are talking about.

* A few psuedo-OminousLatinChanting tracks on the ''[[Anime/VisionOfEscaflowne Escaflowne]]'' soundtrack have lyrics that consist solely of repeating the word "Escaflowne" over and over again.
* ''Anime/SonicX:

* ''Series/SomemothersDoHaveEm'' adds a GeniusBonus: the instrumental theme is played on a solo piccolo. Not only does one phrase echo the series title ''Some Mothers Do Have 'Em'', but to nyonre familiar with morse code - the staccato piccolo playing spells out the name of the show. In morse code.

* ''Frachise/MissionImpossible'' Not exactly the same as the other examples, but the opening beats of the Mission Impossible theme song correspond to the Morse Code letters M and I if you give if a dot the value of one beat and a dash the value of one-and-a-half beats

* "Film/{{MORTAL KOMBAT|TheMovie}}!!!" ([[RefrainFromAssuming The actual name of the theme song is "Techno Syndrome"]])

* Oddly enough, there's a video game example: The only legible words in the opening theme for ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'' are the game's title. Other versions of the theme within the game have actual lyrics.

* "[[WesternAnimation/TheCareBearsBigWishMovie Care Beaaaaaarrrrrs... In a biiiiig wish...]]"

** The UK version of the theme tune takes this trope UpToEleven, whereupon ''the entire song solely consists of only the title''.