In Hercules, Dwayne Johnson admitted to using a fake beard made of “yak’s b*lls hair,” saying that it was “soft and lay[s] on your face.”

One of the celebrities that is most well-liked by both Gen-Z and Millennials is Dwayne Johnson. While Millennials remember him as an action actor who appeared in films like Fast & Furious, the Jumanji trilogy, and DC superhero Black Adam, Gen-Z knows him as the wrestler The Rock.

The Scorpion King, a blockbuster movie that brought in millions of dollars, served as the launchpad for Dwayne’s acting career. The Bhrama Bull appeared in Hercules (2014) as a supporting character and even had a beard made of pubic hair.

When Dwayne Johnson was a guest on Conan on TBS in the past, the presenter questioned him about how his facial hair in Hercules differed from his actual facial hair. The actor from Hobbs and Shaw later shared the unpleasant story on the programme.
The Rock claimed to be working with Oscar-nominated makeup artists who, in an effort to make him look as real as possible, kept a secret from him that yak pubic hair was being used to create his artificial beard. “Mateo, so what is this?” I asked my talented make-up artist, whose name is Mateo. Oh, its Yak hair, its Yak hair, he said. Oh, I’m interested, which part of the yak? I asked.

It’s silky and lies on your face, he remarked. Yak’s b*lls hair is the pledge that you guys must make, the former wrestler remarked. He still has a chance to reappear as the anti-hero in the new era of DC Films, but not any time soon, as CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran decided to give the franchise and the superhero a backseat in their upcoming DCU plan after the underwhelming box office performance of Dwayne Johnson’s highly anticipated DC film Black Adam. The actor, who will co-star with Chris Evans in the forthcoming Christmas special Red One, has made the decision to give it everything.