Dwayne Johnson surprises a Navy veteran by giving him his own custom car

Dwayne Johnson brings a fan to tears after gifting him his very own custom truck at a special Red Notice screening. The 49-year-old actor held a special screening of his new Netflix movie Red Notice in Los Angeles, treating fans to free concessions and his own Terramana Tequila. He had a very special surprise for one viewer though, Oscar Rodriguez, gifting him the actor's own personal truck, to thank him for all the good he's done. The Rock explained he wanted to do something big, something massive, something unforgettable for one fan. He decided to give away his personal custom truck as the gift, and he gathered as much information on everyone at the screening that he could, before deciding on Oscar, whose story moved him. The video showed Johnson surprising the audience before the movie, where he singled out Oscar and called him up on stage. It's good to meet you, man. Your story really moved me because I hear that you're a personal trainer, right? You're always keeping it positive and motivational and optimistic. You're a leader in your church, Westside Church, right? You support and you help make meals for women victims who have been abused by domestic violence. That's really amazing work. I love that. You take care of your mom who's 75. Come on, man. Mama's boys. I did not even know this was even going to happen. This is such a blessing. Man, it's so good to meet you. I feel so encouraged right now, so uplifted. You're the man, dude. I appreciate it. I follow you on Instagram. I listen to your words. I'm encouraged by your motivation. Honestly, so many people inspire me. Yeah, man, let's do it. Let's change the world 1% of the time. This is what I say. Kindness matters. It matters, man. Kindness matters. On behalf of me and my family, and I'm sure I could speak for everybody here, is thank you for your service. Three hugs, bro. Three. Come here, dude. I want to show you something real quick. Yes. I got this. I wrote this card for you. It's a little thing. What the heck? Thank you for your service, brother. Enjoy your new... What the heck is happening? Get out of here, bro. Oh, my God. You do a lot of good for people, man. You do a lot of good for people. I thought this was your truck, bro. It is my truck. This is my personal truck. It's yours now. Yo, what the heck? Okay, start her up. Yo, I can't tell you how many times I've seen you in this truck. This is my baby. You do a lot of good for people, brother. The gym, the church, your mom, women. Women who need that support, who are going through it. This is amazing. Yo, my girlfriend's going to trip. Look, look, look. No, no. Hey, put the video. Put the camera back on. Look who I'm hanging out with. Hey. Thank you, bro. It's just love, you know? It's just love. All right, dude. Enjoy your truck. Thank you, bro. Well, that was pretty special. Man, what a good guy. And a guy like Oscar who does so much for so many people. His laundry list of caring credentials is pretty amazing. So just an honor for me to give a little bit of joy to a dude who deserves probably a lot more than just my truck. And now I can figure out how I'm getting home. I don't have my ride. Maya, I'm going to need a ride.