The Rock Raps Moana Song to Daughter During Hand Washing Session

Washing your hands is one of the most important things you can do these days. I mean sure, it was always important, but now itâs like recycling, itâs about saving everyone, not just yourself. Itâs right up there with social distancing as the twin pillars that rule our daily conduct. Even our cultural leader, Dwayne The Rock Johnson, is helping drive that point home.
In an especially adorable clip Johnson posted on Instagram, he illustrated the new way he helps his daughter wash her hands, by singing part of his hit song âYouâre Welcomeâ from Moana (written by a terrific dad himself, Lin Manuel-Miranda).
âWe realized a few weeks ago that the rap portion of the song is perfect timing when getting your little ones to have fun washing their hands,â he wrote in his post. âStay healthy and safe, my friends.â He also made note of his daughterâs hilarious impatience with him explaining the video before breaking into his song.
I mean come on, he remixes his massively popular song, throws in a diss about the virus, and uses his enormous platform to encourage lengthy handwashing technique. Strong dad game. He doesnât even care that heâs only wearing a towel in the video, which would qualify as the typical type of embarrassing stuff dads do if he wasn’t built like a rock.
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