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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson surprises high school senior with emotional graduation speech

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Dwayne Johnson rips into Trump over George Floyd protests responseThe Rock's youngest daughter still doesn't believe he is Maui in Disney's MoanaPamela Anderson 'didn't like' Dwayne Johnson's Baywatch remakeThe video has been giving everyone the feels, with athlete Lolo Jones commenting: ‘Better than a Hallmark card.

The feels in this video.’Lorraine herself seemed pretty overwhelmed by the gesture, as she shared the post to her Instagram stories and wrote: ‘I am at a complete loss of words.

I am beyond blessed. Ever so grateful to share this gift with my class and this generation.‘We are undeniably ready to change the world – thank you for acknowledging our presence .

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