Dwayne Johnson's daughter refuses to believe that daddy is the voice of her favorite character

Dwayne Johnson is a big, tough guy towering at 6’5″ and weighing 250lbs. He can bench press up to 450lbs depending on his energy levels.

He was a professional football player and WWE wrestler. His enemies cringe at the thought of going up against him because he’s both strong and powerful.

But there’s one person who’s not afraid of The Rock and he can’t win against. Do you know who it is?

It’s his almost-three-year-old daughter, Tiana.

Dwayne Johnson retired from WWE to focus on his career as a Hollywood actor. He has appeared in different types of movies from blockbuster action to fantasy to adventure to comedy and animated movies.

One of his most famous roles was in the Disney movie, “Moana.”

He played Maui, the shape-shifting demigod who accompanied Moana on her journey.

Now, Moana is one of Tiana’s favorite movies. And she forces The Rock to sing along with Maui whenever she watches the movie.

And The Rock, being the loving father that he is, does what Tiana forces him to do.

But here’s the catch.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen. The Rock has been rapping and singing “You’re Welcome” with Tiana while they watched Moana hundreds of times.

They dance to it and Tiana also sings with it. She really loves it.

But Tiana doesn’t realize that’s actually her daddy’s voice in the movie.

Granted, she’s only two at this time. Maybe she really didn’t know. That’s why on the 938th time The Rock sang along, he finally asked Tiana.

And with all seriousness, Tiana said, “No.” There was no smile on her face, no laugh on her throat, no smirk on her lips.

With a straight face, Tiana just said No.

The Rock laughed and asked her again but she said the same thing.

The Rock knew he was defeated, especially when he asked Tiana if she wanted to watch it again. Her face and her face smile lit up as she nodded and The Rock prepared to watch it again for the 3000th time.

But it doesn’t matter to The Rock.

What matters is that they have a chance to spend time together as a family, especially during this pandemic and lockdown.

“I’ll happily take these L’s and laugh as long as I get my daddy/daughter bond,” The Rock continued in his caption.

Moana is especially dear to The Rock because he is part-Samoan, which is similar to the culture of Moana. And his grandfather, High Chief Peter Maivia, partly inspired him with this role.