Dwayne Johnson finally finds out his pecs are so big he can’t flex them anymore

When you hire Dwayne Johnson to star in your film, you’re basically guaranteeing two things on your set: an absurd amount of muscle and one extremely strict guidelines for properly labeling your own water bottles. But it turns out that we have finally reached the maximum limit of what a man can achieve by simply exercising four hours a day, regularly eating the amount of fish from a small river and never taking a break to gain anything Find a bathroom: Dwayne Johnson has admitted that he used a bodysuit to accentuate his body.

Admittedly, the project in question is the live-action adaptation Moana Remake that no one asked for, in which Johnson will reprise his role as the island god Maui, whose body is cartoonish even by rock standards. Still, it feels like the end of an era, as a man who has happily played video game protagonists, superheroes and the guy who fights skyscrapers who makes a living has apparently found his match.

Johnson spoke about the decision to join THR This weekend, according to paparazzi shots from the set of Moana The remake leaked onto the internet and sparked online speculation as to whether it was All Dwayne. “We were shooting outside,” Johnson noted, “and when these pictures came up, I thought, ‘Shit, we got caught,’ because we put up like walls so there wouldn’t be any paparazzi.” (Instead, they used boats; underestimate They never have the persistence of people who desperately want to photograph The Rock.) Johnson said it took several hours each day for him to slip into the thick bodysuit, and also pointed out that there was at least one reason for that The reason for this was that Maui has a lot of tattoos that would be a pain to apply every day.

Johnson’s comments come as a whole other Moana The film he stars in is making absolutely insane money at the holiday weekend box office; Moana 2which was rescued from a canceled Disney+ show and shrugged off by critics, will still have the biggest Thanksgiving opening ever, completely shattering a previously set record Frozen II.