Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has addressed recent claims of misconduct regarding his charity work, stating that he is committed to helping those in need.
Johnson has clarified that the backlash is part of the wrestling universe and encouraged critics to focus on positive actions rather than spreading false information.
In a statement to Awful Announcing, Johnson said, “I’m playing it up with our crowd as they boo. It’s what we do in our WWE universe, and we all love every second of it.”
He emphasized his commitment to helping those in need, stating, “I encourage you to post something positive for Hawaii, for our Polynesian American people. Or actually take positive action and come to Hawaii to help out in an uplifting way.”
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There’s been a lot of discussion this month about Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson reportedly being set for the WrestleMania XL main event in April, and a lot of backlash to that from many wrestling fans. That’s seen Johnson embrace his heel side with some promos, including one about “Cody Crybabies” thinking Cody Rhodes should be there instead of him.
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TLDR?
• Dwayne “TheRock” Johnson addressed claims of “garbage” charity work during a recent press conference, where he turned heel and embraced his bad guy persona.
• Right-wing figure Nick Sortor spread a video of fans booing Johnson and chanting “Maui” at him during the press conference.
• Johnson encouraged Sortor to focus on positive actions and post something uplifting for Hawaii and the Polynesian American community instead of spreading false information.
• Johnson is known for his charity work and has been involved in various philanthropic initiatives, including the Maui Food Bank and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
• Despite the backlash, Johnson has committed to giving back to the community and making a positive impact.
• The incident highlights the importance of fact-checking and responsible reporting, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like charity work.
