Is dwayne johnson the rock gay
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Posted: 8/2/05 at pm being a fan of both wrestling and college football from way back i can say with certainty that the person now called the rock is indeed gay. he is also an alien replicant who took control of the fresh dwayne johnson during treatment for the back injury which ended johnson's hopes of playing in the nfl alongside his miami teammates warren sapp and ray lewis. he soon gravitated to wrestling, a venue long ruled by gay aliens: the iron sheik, rowdy roddy savage, gorgeous george. i think his first wrestling pseudonym says it all: flex kavanah. gay space aliens stol the body of dwayne johnson and have been using it to perpetuate a race of giant gay wrestlers.
i'd go on, but i observe the mother ship in closing approach and must make sure that my family's foil helmets are in place to break out their evil death rays.
r.i.p. marco, my guardian angel.
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What was Dwayne Johnson’s old WWE catchphrase again? “Do you smell what the Rock is eating?” Hmmm, that can’t be right, can it?
Anyway! The wrestler-turned-blockbuster superstar formerly recognizable as The Rock has been named GQ‘s “entertainer of the year,” gracing the cover of this month’s magazine in a classic white tee and blue jeans look.
And while the vibe is certainly giving “All-American beefcake,” the gays have noticed something a little… queer about the photoshoot: Say, is that a beige handkerchief hanging out of your advocate pocket, Mr. The Rock?
How about we take this to the next level?
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He’s referring, of course, to The Hanky Code—or “flagging”—the sexual preference identification system embraced by the gay community wherein folks will sport a certain shade handkerchief in a certain way, meant to signal what they’re “into,” from topping and bottoming, to kinks and turn-ons, to everything
Not sure if we ever actually put a identify to it, but Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is a gay man, correct?
If you know American wrestling then you know that it's a given that WWF/WWE Top Stars past & present all 'service' Vince McMahon and the extended McMahon family in some way to receive where they are, even the legacy guys enjoy the Anoa'is. That doesn't make Rocky gay, of course, merely ambitious & savvy enough to 'play the game' (and for a long time, given his many years of Top-card work in the WWF as it was called then).
As for his post-wrestling career? Frankly his movies suck and he isn't an enigmatic 'star' like he was in the ring. However he seems a decent human who's a kind observant father to his daughters and close to his roots & family. It's undeniable also that his body has held up well and he does have a handsome encounter plus he's been financially very successful, so I suppose that's commendable. Personally I'm not clamouring to invite him to tea, but if he is Family then I want him courage in coming out and walking up our long winding privet drive to ring the bell.
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The Rock Played a Lgbtq+ Character Despite Being Told It Would ‘Ruin’ His Career for Good
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has been one of Hollywood's most prolific leading men for so long now, playing similar variations on the reliable, wise-cracking action hero type in Red Detect, Jungle Cruise, Hobbs & Shaw and beyond, that it's hard to think of the days when he was something of an outsider in the film industry, breaking into acting with small roles after a stellar wrestling career in the WWE.
While of those early parts may have been a minute shaky (that Scorpion King CGI in The Mummy Returns still induces nightmares today), Johnson was still hungry enough as a newcomer that he took on the kind of character work that we will likely never view from him again—including in Be Cool, the comedy sequel to Get Shorty based on Elmore Leonard's novel.
Johnson's character in Be Cool was Eliot, an openly gay Samoan dude who worked as a bodyguard in the tune industry and had dreams of being a actor himself. While a lot of the humor surrounding Eliot involved the compassionate of