Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson tries his hand at RAPPING as actor makes Tech N9ne Face Off track debut

Wrestler, actor, businessman and now – rapper?

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson wrote a verse on Face Off, a new song on rapper Tech N9ne’s new album ASIN9NE. The song also features Joey Cool and King Iso.

The action star dropped a few lines at the end of the song and even used profanity from her.

Dwayne ‘the rapper’ Johnson: The Rock rapped a verse on Face Off, a new song from Tech N9ne

Some of Johnson’s rap lines are: “It’s about tribe, it’s about power / We stay hungry, we devour” and “Black and Samoan in my veins, my culture bangin” with Strange / I change the game so what’s my motherf ** * last name. ‘

While this is the first time the Jungle Cruise star has appeared on a rap album, the former football player once played guitar while still in WWE and appeared in a music video for Wyclef. Jeans.

The star also appears in the clip which was released Friday afternoon.

Leading talent: Johnson appeared alongside an awesome rapper in Tech N9ne, Joey Cool and King Iso

‘Give people more’: video opens with actor Jumanji and rapper Fragile agree they need to give ‘more’ to their fans

Put More Music On: Face Off is a track from Tech N9ne’s new album ASIN9NE

It starts with Tech N9ne and Johnson talking on the phone when the two agree they need to “give people more.”

After the call was over, the actor said, with a smile on his face, “They’re going to screw it up.”

The video then begins in earnest with Tech N9ne, Joey Cool, and King Iso each taking a verse.

Towards the end, The Rock takes off his leather jacket and shows his torn arms in a tank top. He raps his part and even raises his eyebrows in his own way.

Intense flow: The Rock rapped with some intensity as he stood in a room and rapped on camera

Ripped: Johnson showed off his massive muscles in a little Strange Music tank top.

When his verse is finished, someone offscreen throws him a bottle of his Teremana tequila.

He then said, “Thank you, Brother Tech N9ne,” before taking a sip from the bottle.

“Thank you, Teremana,” he then adds. ‘A take. It’s a wrap. Confront each other. ‘

It comes after he sang a song for Moana’s soundtrack. In 2016, he lent his vocal talents to the song You’re Welcome.

Don’t give up acting: The Rock might love music, but he still has a number of film projects in the works

While he may add rap to his already busy schedule, the Central Intelligence star isn’t going to be a full-time musician anytime soon.

Johnson has a number of acting projects on the horizon that he will start filming very soon, including San Andreas 2, in which he will reprise his role from the original, and The King, where he will play Hawaiian King Kamehameha.

He is currently playing a voice role in the DC League of Super-Pets movie. He will play Krypto alongside actors like Kevin Hart, Keanu Reeves and John Krasinski.

King Rock: Johnson to play King Kamehameha in upcoming movie called The King