I like the instrumental part best. I purchased this not sure how well it was going to be. When I think New York City, a few words come to mind: grit, edge and wallk. You want to intimidate the other team or get the crowd going? Comment: You can start this song anywhere. More Nationals Music.

It bangs as hard as its title implies. Be warned, the Sticky Fingaz verse has been known to incite bench clearing brawls. Featured image from this website. Content creator. Aspiring vinyl hoarder. View all posts by Roberto Johnson.

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This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Skip to content An updated version of this post is available here. Like this: Like Loading Published by Roberto Johnson. That inspired us to rank the 25 greatest walk-up songs ever played over a stadium loudspeaker.

It was no easy task to narrow it down to just So, in addition to ranking the top, we threw in 50 more well-deserving walk-up songs for good measure in no particular order of greatness. And yes, some have a few NSFW lyrics, so be careful before you crank these up. This club banger quickly emerged as an instant classic, ranking among the most popular walk-up songs in ballparks across America.

However, it makes for an ideal walk-up anthem. This catchy '80s pop-rock hit is always a crowd pleaser and remains one the most popular walk-up songs in Major League Baseball to this day. Countless big leaguers have made their way to the plate and mound to the sonic combustion of Rage Against the Machine.

This energetic trap favorite has made the rounds in practically every stadium and arena on the globe. It makes for a pretty stellar walk-up song as well. If you want to make a grand entrance with a classy old-school vibe, look no further than Ol' Blue Eyes himself.

And this one has all the necessary components players look for in a great walk-up song. Houston Astros. Jose Altuve. Alex Bregman. Carlos Correa. More Astros Music. Los Angeles Dodgers. Mookie Betts. Cody Bellinger. Max Muncy. Zhavia Ward. Justin Turner. More Dodgers Music. Minnesota Twins. Josh Donaldson. Byron Buxton. More Twins Music. New York Yankees. Giancarlo Stanton. Aaron Judge.

More Yankees Music. Oakland Athletics. Matt Chapman. Antidote by Travis Scott. Khris Davis. More Athletics Music.

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