On October 11th, Twitter user tweeted "the rock rapping is literal proof we living in a simulation," gaining over 4,000 likes in a comparable span of time (shown below). On October 9th, Twitter user posted "why tf is the rock rapping brah" along with the clip, gaining over 195,000 likes, 8.4 million views and 23,000 retweets in a week. On October 8th, 2021, the song's release date, music YouTuber ImDontai reacted to the verse in a video gaining over 1.1 million views in a week (shown below). The Rock's rap verse inspired contentious reactions from listeners, as well as ironic memes focused on the absurdity of The Rock rapping.
So bring drama to the king Brahma (Then what?)Ĭomin' at ya' with extreme mana (Ahoo, ahoo, ahoo) Spread Mean on ya like a dream when I'm rumblin' I change the game so what's my motherfuckin' name? (Rock)ĭesecration, defamation, if you wanna bring it to the massesįace to face now we escalatin' when I have to put boots to asses Put in the work, put in the hours and take what's oursīlack and Samoan in my veins, my culture bangin' with Strange It's about drive, it's about power, we stay hungry, we devour The aggressively rapped lyrics focus on power and strength, with The Rock mentioning his Samoan roots at one point and referencing one of his catchphrases "boots to asses." The Rock is an actor and former wrestler and has never released or appeared in a rap song before this. On October 8th, 2021, rapper Tech N9ne released his album ASIN9NE along with a music video on YouTube for the song "Face Off," featuring performances by King Iso, Joey Cool and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (shown below).
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