“Face Off”, a new single on Tech N9ne’s new album ASIN9NE also features Joey Cool and King Iso.

“I love music. Anytime in my movies when I can implement some musical elements, I always love doing that,” Johnson told Variety.

This isn’t the first offer Johnson got from hip-hop artists, but until now he rejected them. Tech N9ne Dm’d him on Instagram, and he jumped at the opportunity.

“The biggest star in the world said something back to me! You know what I’m sayin? I am hyped. We are all hyped!” Tech N9ne told Variety.

The two met a few years ago and Johnson has been sharing the rapper’s music on his social media page for years.

“When Tech texted me, I knew I would make this work. We’re aligned, just in terms of our work ethic and desire. When Tech and I first met years ago on the set of ‘Ballers,’ we were talking about this idea about being the hardest worker in the room. He said something that I really appreciated: basically, ‘There could never be enough food in this room or on this set that could make me full because I always want to be hungry.’ I just love that,” Johnson continued.

“Face Off” dropped on October 8. Watch the music video below.

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According to the reports, the reboot will be produced by Fast & Furious‘ Neal Moritz and David Permut will be an executive producer. The script will be written by Oren Uziel under who’s belt we can find movies like 22 Jump Street, The Cloverfield Paradox and the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog. He will also write the sequel to Detective Pikachu.

Face/Off sees John Travolta and Nicolas Cage at the height of their popularity as action movie stars. The duo faces each other as FBI agent Sean Archer and a terrorist Castor Troy, who by some convoluted circumstances exchange their appearances when Archer tries to find out where Troy has hidden a bomb.

The movie was a success when it was released and it went on to gross $245 million on an $80 million dollars’ budget. It is now considered by action fans to be one of the classics of the genre.

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“Face Off”, a new single on Tech N9ne’s new album ASIN9NE also features Joey Cool and King Iso.

“I love music. Anytime in my movies when I can implement some musical elements, I always love doing that,” Johnson told Variety.

This isn’t the first offer Johnson got from hip-hop artists, but until now he rejected them. Tech N9ne Dm’d him on Instagram, and he jumped at the opportunity.

“The biggest star in the world said something back to me! You know what I’m sayin? I am hyped. We are all hyped!” Tech N9ne told Variety.

The two met a few years ago and Johnson has been sharing the rapper’s music on his social media page for years.

“When Tech texted me, I knew I would make this work. We’re aligned, just in terms of our work ethic and desire. When Tech and I first met years ago on the set of ‘Ballers,’ we were talking about this idea about being the hardest worker in the room. He said something that I really appreciated: basically, ‘There could never be enough food in this room or on this set that could make me full because I always want to be hungry.’ I just love that,” Johnson continued.

“Face Off” dropped on October 8. Watch the music video below.

The post Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Makes Rap Debut appeared first on EverydayKoala.

According to the reports, the reboot will be produced by Fast & Furious‘ Neal Moritz and David Permut will be an executive producer. The script will be written by Oren Uziel under who’s belt we can find movies like 22 Jump Street, The Cloverfield Paradox and the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog. He will also write the sequel to Detective Pikachu.

Face/Off sees John Travolta and Nicolas Cage at the height of their popularity as action movie stars. The duo faces each other as FBI agent Sean Archer and a terrorist Castor Troy, who by some convoluted circumstances exchange their appearances when Archer tries to find out where Troy has hidden a bomb.

The movie was a success when it was released and it went on to gross $245 million on an $80 million dollars’ budget. It is now considered by action fans to be one of the classics of the genre.

The post Like a Mirror… Only Not: a “Face/Off” Reboot is Now in Development appeared first on EverydayKoala.