Christina Perri Songs Associated with Carmella
Christina Perri is an American singer-songwriter known for songs such as "Jar of Hearts," "A Thousand Years," and "Human." Carmella, whose real name is Carmella DeCesare, is a professional wrestler and public figure associated with WWE. Public records and media reports have linked Carmella to Christina Perri tracks in promos, entrances, and social media posts. The association is based on publicly shared video clips, social media posts, and event footage rather than an official joint project or label deal. As of the latest available public reports, no co-branded single, album, or official collaboration between Christina Perri and Carmella has been announced by either artist or their representatives.
Christina Perri's catalog is managed by labels and distributors including Atlantic Records and Warner Music Group, according to public industry databases and official artist pages. Carmella's appearances in WWE are governed by WWE's talent agreements, which are private contracts not disclosed in full public filings. Publicly available setlists, event videos, and social media posts show Carmella using or referencing Christina Perri songs in WWE programming and personal posts. The usage is consistent with standard WWE practices where wrestlers select entrance music or themes from publicly available catalogs.
Streaming and Chart Data for Christina Perri Tracks
Public streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube report Christina Perri's catalog with millions of cumulative streams. "A Thousand Years" has been certified multi-platinum by the RIAA, reflecting significant U.S. sales and streaming volume. "Jar of Hearts" and "Human" also appear on major charts including the Billboard Hot 100 and Adult Pop Songs charts, based on publicly reported chart positions and certifications. Exact current global stream counts vary by platform and are updated in real time on each service's public artist pages.
Forbes and other business outlets have reported on Christina Perri's career earnings in the context of streaming royalties, touring, and licensing deals. Streaming royalties are typically distributed by labels and distributors according to contractual terms, with artists receiving a share based on their agreements. Carmella's use of Christina Perri songs in WWE does not automatically generate direct public revenue shares for Christina Perri unless specified in a licensing agreement. WWE's music licensing arrangements are managed through partnerships with music publishers and rights holders, details of which are not fully public.
Legal and Licensing Context for Music in WWE
U.S. copyright law requires public performance licenses for music used in live events, broadcasts, and streaming. WWE obtains synchronization and public performance licenses for entrance music and event soundtracks through agreements with publishers and labels. These licenses allow WWE to use tracks such as Christina Perri songs in televised shows, live events, and official video packages. The specific tracks licensed and the terms of those agreements are generally not disclosed in public filings.
The SEC and other regulators require public companies like WWE to disclose material agreements, but individual music licensing contracts are typically not broken out in detail in quarterly filings. Investors and analysts review WWE's financial reports for revenue from media rights, live events, and licensing, but individual song usage is not itemized. Christina Perri's representatives have not publicly disclosed a specific WWE licensing deal in SEC filings or press releases as of the latest available public information. For general background on music licensing and copyright, resources from the U.S. Copyright Office and industry groups provide public guidance.