John Cena's Freestyle Raps

Smackdown
10/30/2002	11/07/2002	12/05/2002	12/19/2002
12/26/2002	01/02/2003	01/09/2003	01/16/2003
01/30/2003	02/06/2003	02/13/2003	02/20/2003
02/27/2003	03/06/2003	03/13/2003	03/20/2003
03/27/2003	04/03/2003	04/10/2003	04/17/2003
04/24/2003	05/01/2003	05/08/2003	05/15/2003
05/22/2003	06/05/2003	06/12/2003	07/03/2003
07/10/2003	07/17/2003	07/24/2003	07/31/2003
08/07/2003	08/14/2003	08/21/2003	09/11/2003
09/18/2003	09/25/2003	10/02/2003	10/09/2003
10/23/2003	10/30/2003	11/06/2003	11/13/2003
11/20/2003	11/27/2003	12/04/2003	12/11/2003
12/18/2003	12/25/2003	01/01/2004	01/08/2004
01/15/2004	01/22/2004	02/05/2004	02/19/2004
02/26/2004	03/04/2004	03/11/2004	03/18/2004
03/25/2004	04/01/2004	04/08/2004	04/15/2004
05/06/2004	07/23/2004	09/09/2004	11/18/2004
12/30/2004	01/06/2005	02/10/2005
Raw
Raw - 03/22/2004	Raw - 06/06/2005	Raw - 10/10/2005	Raw - 01/02/2006
Raw - 10/16/2006
Velocity
11/30/2002	12/28/2002	05/30/2003	06/22/2003
05/01/2004
Pay Per View
Armageddon - 12/15/2002	Royal Rumble - 01/19/2003	Backlash - 04/27/2003	Vengence - 07/27/2003
No Mercy - 10/19/2003	Survivor Series - 11/16/2003	Royal Rumble - 01/25/2004	No Way Out 02/15/2004
WrestleMaina - 03/14/2004	Judgment Day - 05/16/2004	Royal Rumble - 01/30/2005
Other
Live Event - 09/20/2002	Heat - 03/30/2003	Heat - 07/27/2003	Heat - 10/19/2003
Christmas in Iraq DVD	YJ Stinger #1	YJ Stinger #2	YJ Stinger #3
Word Life DVD	Smackdown 5	Day of Reckoning	BDSSP Radio Show
Unknown	Christian's Rap 05-01-2005	Edge's Rap 09-11-2006	USA Weekend 10-15-2006

A few weeks back I noted that The Sun (UK) was accepting questions from fans for an upcoming John Cena interview. The interview has completed, and The Sun has posted it online. Here's a portion of the interview, courtesy of The Sun:

John, your rapper character has really taken off but why don't you actually rap anymore?
Mark Walker, Bangor, N Ireland

In the beginning a lot of my raps were completely freestyle and that's why I got away with so much on TV. I got to go for the throats in the way I wanted. But as of late they've really been cracking down thanks to the Janet Jackson incident. So I've had to scale back on my TV raps, because I have to run it by so many people and I'd rather be able to rap the way I want to than put something out there that's just watered down and stupid. I have to go through 150 committees and if one person says "I don't like this" then I have to go back and do it again. By the end of the night I'd just be generic and cookie-cutter. So I said: "Forget it. I won't rap unless you're going to let me be me. But when you don't I'm still going to go out there and speak from the heart and be hip hop at the same time."

It is frustrating but it means the fans know that whenever you see John Cena rap on Smackdown or a PPV then it's going to be something special.