Dwayne’s social media game is off the charts. He has 182 million followers on Instagram, nearly 58 million fans on Facebook, 14.5 million supporters on Twitter, and over 267.5 million combined views on his YouTube videos.

The Rock is a solid dude: he refuses to post his workouts on social media during the coronavirus quarantine. Even though he’s incredibly passionate about fitness, he doesn’t want to make anyone who can’t go to the gym right now feel bad.

“I don’t post my workouts because I’m sensitive to millions of you around the world who aren’t able to train in your local gyms and you’re stuck at home,” Dwayne said. “I’d feel like [a jerk] and it ain’t my style.” Now that’s some serious solidarity right there.

The American-Canadian has a wide range of life experiences to draw from. He’s not just an actor but also a producer and a businessman.

And before he became a professional wrestler for the World Wrestling Federation, he was a professional football player. He won the national championship back in 1991 when he played for the University of Miami. He later joined the Canadian Football League’s Calgary Stampeders, but was cut from the team—that’s when he started training to become a pro wrestler.