Dwayne Johnson Takes On Ellen DeGeneres In A Game Of ‘Heads Up’, Calls The Game Rigged After Losing-VIDEO

Dwayne The Rock Johnson, who recently appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show battled it out with Ellen in a game of ‘Heads Up’. The fun and hilarious game ended with The Rock losing, and he later called the game rigged, as he is a sore loser

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Dwayne Johnson Takes On Ellen DeGeneres In A Game Of ‘Heads Up’, Calls The Game Rigged After Losing-VIDEO
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson is all set to appear on the big screen with his upcoming release ‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ which also stars Kevin Hart. He had been busy with the Global press tour for the film and had been sharing glimpses from his tour along with Kevin, on his social media. The duo didn’t fail to disappoint with their fun and hilarious videos. Now, Dwayne Johnson recently appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and battled it out with Ellen in a game of ‘Heads Up’.

Ellen DeGeneres took to Instagram to share a video where Dwayne Johnson can be seen guessing the words as the audience pulls off some moves and acts out the words displayed behind him on stage. It’s a fun video and Dwayne gets almost every word right, except for one- Irish Jig. The caption for the post read, “I went head-to-head with @TheRock for this round of "Heads Up!" Just me and my 200 new friends vs. him and his 200 new friends.” ALSO READ: Dwayne Johnson Sings A Song That Rhymes With Truck And Stick For His Wife; Kevin Hart Is ROFL - WATCH VIDEO


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Dwayne Johnson's comment on the post


Dwayne Johnson’s comment on the post gives away the fact that he lost the game. He commented, “Always the best time (though somehow the game was rigged cos I’m a sore loser).


In other news, Jumanji: The Next Level starring Dwayne The Rock Johnson and Kevin Hart in lead roles, will release on December 13, 2019, in India. The advance booking of the film opened from Sunday, December 8, whereas paid previews will be held on Thursday, December 12.


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