"Warrior" is a hip hop song performed by rapper ''

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''. It was released on July 29, 2008 promotionally for the

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. The song appears on the '' AT&T TEAM USA Soundtrack'' as well as on the

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edition of ''Nellys fourth studio album, ''

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''. The video of the song was released on August 18, 2008, and features scenes of American Olympians intercut with scenes of Nelly recording the song. This song is also the theme song of George Balhan's

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Monster Truck that is held in

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events until his retirement in 2016.

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