“Moana 2” voice actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson says Taylor Swift did him a huge favor ahead of her last Eras Tour concert with the tickets. Johnson told Entertainment Tonight that he bumped into trouble trying to get ahold of Swift’s concert tickets and had to pull some strings to make it happen. The actor and professional wrestler also admitted that he hates “asking for stuff” but made an exception in this case for a friend.
Taylor Swift helped Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson get Eras Tour tickets
Dwayne Johnson recently confessed that the only time he had to “pull strings” in Hollywood was with Taylor Swift. He emphasized how it has never happened in his career of several decades, adding, “Yeah, cuz usually I don’t have to pull strings. Usually, I’ll just make it happen.” Johnson then revealed that he had to pull in a favor for a “good friend” who wanted the Eras Tour concert tickets.
The actor revealed that he hesitated when his friend first asked him for the favor. “I just, I’m never good at asking for that kind of stuff,” he shared, further claiming that while he is good at “giving it,” he hates “asking for it.” Additionally, Johnson noted that people who know him know how much he hates “asking for stuff” but highlighted that he made an exception in this case. The father of three later disclosed making a call, admitting that Swift helped him with the request.
Johnson, whose “Moana 2” just premiered in the U.K., told the chat show that Swift “made it happen” and that he scored her final Eras Tour tickets for the friend. “Tickets, happy, I got the picture of the happy ladies who were there,” he said. The WWE champion eventually acknowledged how much he appreciates “that about Taylor.”
It would appear Johnson isn’t the only star wanting to snag the Eras Tour tickets. Former president Bill Clinton and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently attended the Grammy winner’s sold-out shows in Canada as she makes way for the last leg of her months-long, continents-spanning tour.
Swift will perform her final three shows in Vancouver on December 6, 7, and 8.
