Tattoos

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s 3 Tattoos & Their Meanings

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman, and former professional wrestler who has a rich history which he represents by his affinity for tattoos. His popular tattoos are on his chest and arms. In an interview, Johanson said,

The story of my (chest and arm) tattoos is a very elaborate story. It represents all the things that are important to me, that I love and that I’m passionate about.”

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1. ‘Intricate Tribal’ Tattoo

Tattoo: ‘Intricate Tribal’ Tattoo on his chest and left arm.

Meaning: The Rock’s tattoos come down to three things: family, protecting his family, and having an aggressive warrior spirit. It would be difficult to put into words, the meaning of the ink as a whole. Therefore, we’ve broken down the intricate ink into fragments, explaining their unique meanings:

a) The Great Eye

The Great Eye is supposed to let the person who has inked it, possess the spirit of his or her enemy. This symbol is used as a distraction in times of confrontation.

b) Swirls

Descending swirls around The Rock’s left shoulder represent past, present, and future. The pattern furthers under his arm, where its meaning is written. It says, “It changes in the place where it is found to be gone.”

c) Warrior Spirit

The tattoo on his chest represents the ‘warrior spirit’ which helps him to overcome obstacles. This is why he has it made over his heart.

d) Coconut Leaves

The coconut leaves on his collarbone represent Samoan chief-warrior.

e) Sun

The sun behind his coconut leaves represents good fortune.

f) Family

Dwayne said.

This isa/ga fa’atasi (three people in one), that’s me with my arms open. As it continues on my chest, it connects to my o lo’u to’a/ua (my wife, Dany) and my o lo’u afafine (my daughter, Simone Alexandra).”

g) Two Eyes

The two eyes called o mata e lua to represent his ancestors and who he believes to be watching over his path.

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