DWAYNE Johnson's appearence on the Pat McAfee Show has produced some unforgettable live TV moments.
The Rock brought a bottle of tequila with him and popped it open on the set on Friday – and then the show turned NSFW as it came off ESPN's airwaves.
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Johnson, 51, touched on a wide range of topics during the cameo, including the XFL, his wrestling career, and becoming a movie star.
He also had a surprise for the viewers once the show came close to leaving ESPN channels.
"It's five o'clock somewhere," The Rock said before a member of the crew brought over a bottle of his Teremana tequila.
"Good times are on the horizon," McAfee said after Johnson opened it up and starting filling up cups with the liquor.
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Shortly after, McAfee announced his show – taking place outdoor in Boulder, Coloardo – would continue to stream on YouTube and ESPN+ only.
"Hey, we're off of ESPN – you guys f***ing killed it out here," the ex-NFL punter told the crowd gathered by the set.
When he reminded The Rock the show was still live on YouTube, the ex-WWE star conformed to the show's tradition of using swear words and said: "Oh, good. F**k yeah!"
Johnson also said there is "not a lot of bulls**t" in Teremana as the crew finished off the tequila bottle, reminiscing of the Pat McAfee Show's path to success.
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And to the joy of the audience, it wasn't the only NSFW word he would drop until he left.
During the interview, The Rock hinted at a potential return to the WWE and rapped Moana songs.
He also didn't rule out a potential presidential run in the future amid polls that have claimed a huge percentage of US voters would support his White House bid.
"I don't know if I'm the right guy or not the right guy," Johnson said.
"I gotta tell you that I have been just really overwhelmed, and so humbling, to have people tell me what they tell me and these polls that come out," he said.
And many viewers lauded The Rock's incredible appearence.
"The Rock singing songs from Moana on Pat McAfee is peak television," one wrote.
"The Rock taking shots on ESPN with Pat McAfee and his crew is what 2023 should be all about," another added.
"Watching the Pat McAfee show and this s**t is in a whole other level right now," a third said.
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After Johnson's cameo came to an end, New Jork Jets star Aaron Rodgers came on and all but confirmed he won't retire from the NFL after suffering an Achilles injury.
Rodgers even suggested he could return for this season's playoffs.