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David Otunga 4th Theme Song Download Link MP3: http://www.mediafire.com/?dvth1mcehm57cb3 iTunes: http://bit.ly/zRXy27 Title: (All About Me) It's All About The Power Artist: S-Preme Composer: Jim Johnston (WWEMusicGroup) iTunes Release: August 31st, 2011 iTunes Download: http://bit.ly/zRXy27 Copyrights: Universal Music Group, EMI, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group & WWE, ℗ 2011 WWE, Inc. Inc. *NOTE*: I do not claim any ownership with any content used in this video. All content used belongs to their rightful owners. The textual, photographic, video, audio, and combined audiovisual programs and products resulting from the WWE, Inc.'s events and television programs, including the material contained in this web site, are protected under U.S. and international laws as copyrighted works. Anyone who displays, reproduces, copies, creates derivative works, or sells our textual, photographic, video or audiovisual programs for commercial or non-commercial purposes without our permission violates the copyright laws and is liable for copyright infringement. WWE, Inc.®™ ©2011 Copyright, All Rights Reserved. Likewise, the WWE, Inc.'s trademarks and service marks, including not only its world famous WWE and WWE marks, but also the names of its superstars, like Stone Cold Steve Austin are protected by state, federal, and international trademark laws. Any person who uses our marks for commercial or non-commercial purposes without our permission on goods or services in such a way that it dilutes the distinctive quality of our marks or that creates the likelihood of confusion with our marks is liable for trademark infringement. WWE, Inc. Liability for copyright or trademark infringement involves the potential for significant civil damages, including in particular cases, statutory damages, liability for up to three times actual damages, and attorneys fees. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.