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Dwayne Johnson is not one to be trifled with on Twitter as one guy found out the hard way when he dared to criticize The Rock’s latest movie hit Jumanji, which, so far, has grossed over $770 million worldwide.
Not sure why anyone would think it’s wise to mess with a man who brings 40,000 of workout equipment to every movie set and has a giant, scary bull skull tattoo covering half of one arm, but some people out there are just cruisin’ for a bruisin’.
And a verbal bruisin’ is what one man got when he directly questioned The Rock about one of the key elements of Jumanji.
https://twitter.com/jamesjammcmahon/status/956174474444967936
“I went to see the new Jumanji. F**K THE NEW JUMANJI. Here’s a spoiler. There is no way a character in a video game would lose a life, then be respawned still in possession of the item required to win. That’s some bullsh*t. What say you @TheRock? Otherwise it was quite good,” he wrote.
Less than 30 minutes later he had his answer, straight from the Brahma Bull himself.
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Actually my friend, in the JUMANJI Lore Handbook, it clearly states in article 72 of section 7, that “any character who loses a life, shall return to their original state with any item they possessed at the time of their demise”. So kindly go f*ck yourself James.
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) January 24, 2018
“Actually my friend, in the JUMANJI Lore Handbook, it clearly states in article 72 of section 7, that “any character who loses a life, shall return to their original state with any item they possessed at the time of their demise”. So kindly go f*ck yourself James,” responded Johnson.
Yep, that’s going to leave a mark.
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James got checked directly into the Smackdown Hotel.
— Mark Cajas (@MarkCajas) January 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/jtholman_/status/956183025133395969
So, have we all now finally learned that trying to troll The Rock on social media is always going to result in taking an L?