Dwayne Johnson Responds to 'False' Comments About His Maui Relief Effort: 'I Won't Stay Quiet'
"I typically refrain from responding to toxic, false clickbait garbage like this because I hate dignifying bulls--- with a response," Johnson said
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"I typically refrain from responding to toxic, false clickbait garbage like this because I hate dignifying bulls--- with a response," Johnson said
(TNS) — Dwayne Johnson railed against journalist Nick Sortor on X (formerly Twitter) over “toxic, false clickbait garbage” after the latter framed Johnson’s appearance at a recent WWE press conference in a way that called out the superstar’s relief efforts in Maui. A video from the WWE event showed Johnson getting booed by the crowd. Sortor claimed that was because the crowd was calling out Johnson for not delivering on his promise to provide financial relief to Maui.
Dwayne Johnson took to social media Sunday to respond to criticism regarding his philanthropic efforts in Maui.
Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock addressed the recent booing he faced at a WWE live event in Las Vegas
While debunking a claim made by an independent reporter regarding donations made to the Hawaiian island of Maui for wildfire relief, The Rock confirmed Sunday…