History Main / BraggingThemeTune

His legend spread across land and sea!\\

* Another NFL example is the Dallas Cowboys, who debuted one in 1979, sung by Music/CharleyPride, with lines like "super coach, super team," "see you on Sunday at the Super Bowl" and "best-lookin' cheerleaders in the whole USA."

** Geelong Cats: "We are Geelong, the greatest team of all!"

** Hawthorn averts it - I don't think "We love our club and we play to win" or "Come what may you'll find us striving, teamwork is the thing that talks" count as bragging.

* The first ''Anime/{{Slayers}}'' series' opening song contains a fair bit of this, sung in first person by the protagonist's voice actress no less.

* Margaret Moonlight's theme song "Philistine" from ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroes2DesperateStruggle'' certainly qualifies.

I make them feel, like they're on Cloud

* ''Ya llego el [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]], el vato cabron de San Diego/Flash up on the scene like a brown crusader/Blowing up screens like space invaders/Too much damage for one to manage/Going 51:50 speaking Spanglish/Aste a un lado, estoy pesado/Vivo la vida peleando pecado!''

* The 90s ''WesternAnimation/IronMan'' cartoon second season intro [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBbnT-cIDVM doesn't tell you much more than that his name is Iron Man]]; it seems pretty clear this is considered a good thing though.
** The 60s theme tune is a better example:

** And then Shannon Noll's version turned it UpToEleven, although admittedly it was at a time when Australia was, undisputedly, the number one cricket team in the world:

* "Unbeatable", the opening theme song to ''[[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon: Advanced Battle]]'', qualifies as one of these.

Comicbook/{{Iceman}}, Franchise/SpiderMan,\\
Franchise/{{Batman}} and Comicbook/{{Robin}} too.\\

* {{Sentai}} themed ''Videogame/TheWonderful101'' has appropriately cheesy "The Won-Stoppable Wonderful 100" boastful march.

** The theme from sequel series ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Ben10Omniverse}} Omniverse]]'' also qualifies:

* The American version of the ''WesternAnimation/MegaMan'' AnimatedAdaptation: while the bragging is only in the last two sentences of the theme ("Super fighting robot Mega Man, fighting to save the world!"), the overall musical tone and the opening animation itself is about how much Mega Man kicks ass.

* Both the 2003 and 2009 WesternAnimation/StrawberryShortcake themes are like this.

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'':

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'':
** The original's closing theme probably counts:

I send chills, up and down their spines!\\

I make them feel, like they're on Cloud 9!\\

And I stand here, so you can see

* The theme song of ''WesternAnimation/CraigOfTheCreek'' is all about how great the title character is:

And there's Richards, Lloyd and [[FanNickname Big Bird]], mahn\\

* WesternAnimation/Incredibles2: Mr. Incredible, Frozone, and Elastigirl each had their own back in the day, which Winston sings cheerfully. Music videos are DVD bonus features.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheMask''[='=]s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckUfcIlh8yU opening theme]].
-->''I'm not any ordinary superhero!\\
Not your everyday spandex-wearin' zero!''
** That was the syndicated series. The CBS show had a different theme:

* ''WesternAnimation/GetAce'': While most of theme song is an ExpositoryThemeTune, it does have a line like this. Ironically, these lyrics have more confidence in [[LoserProtagonist Ace]] than himself or anyone else in the show.

* ComicBook/BuckyOHareAndTheToadWars had one of these.
** ''"BUCKY! CAPTAIN BUCKY O'HARE!/He goes where no ordinary rabbit would dare!/If your Righteous Indignation has suffered a hit/And your photon accelerator is broken a bit/And you're losing your mind, and you're having a fit/Get the funky fresh rabbit who can take care of it!/BUCKY! CAPTAIN BUCKY O'HARE!"''

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Freakazoid}}'''s theme tune is a parody of the likes of ''Spider-Man'', starting as this before descending into [[SurrealThemeTune pure lunacy.]]

** Aren't we forgetting someone?
--->''He feels no pain\\

** Bender also once sang a song like this about himself:
--->Bender is great, oh Bender is great, Bender, Bender, Bender...
* ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero: ''"It's G.I. Joe against Cobra, the enemy/Fighting to save the day/He never gives up, he's always there/Fighting for freedom over land and air/G.I. Joe!/A Real American Hero, G.I. Joe is there!"''

* ''And Then There's Series/{{Maude}}" is a mild example, comparing that show's "uncompromisin', enterprisin', anything-but-tranquilizin'" title character with Lady Godiva, UsefulNotes/JoanOfArc, Isadora Duncan, and Betsy Ross.

* The animated adaptation of the Creator/{{Image comic|s}} ''[[Comicbook/WildCATs [=WildC.A.T.s=]]]'' had one

%%* Nearly every ''Film/JamesBond'' film has one of these.

** Really, most shonen-oriented anime series in the '80s and earlier had such a theme song, even non-giant-robot ones like ''Manga/{{Devilman}}'' (original TV series).

* The campy film adaptation of ''Film/DocSavage'' has a lengthy theme that plays several times during the movie in case we need reminding how awesome this PulpMagazine superhero is.

--->The story begins, with who's gonna win\\

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I am the Eggman, I've got the master plan!

--->I'm the tallest of mountains, I am the roughest of waves\\
I'm the toughest of terrors, I am the darkest of days\\
I'm the last one that's standing, don't try to stand in my way\\
'Cause I've been up against better, just take a look at my face\\
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'Cause if you're messing with me, I am a dangerous weapon\\
I am the sharpest of blades, I'll cut you down in a second\\
'Cause I was born in this pain, it only hurts if you let it\\
So if you think you can take me, then you should go and forget it

--> He's a man of many, many faces!
--> He may be pink...
--> But he's really dangerous!
--> Every enemy he meets...
--> He sucks them up and takes away their powers!
--> KIRBY! Nightmare in Dream Land!

* ''Anime/LupinIIIRedJacket'': "Superhero". Not technically the primary theme tune, but a delightfully cheesy mixture of [[TheFightingNarcissist pompous and bad-ass]], certainly. An excerpt:

* The theme tune of ''A Prince Among Men'' declares "he's a winner, he's a star, he's a prince, a prince among men" and "he's always right, 'cos he knows what's what, but he hasn't let it go to his head". However, since Gary Prince was an arrogant prat, this was ironic.