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Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson gets up at 4AM pretty much daily, while the rest of us mere mortals are still fast asleep and probably drooling. The hugely successful pro wrestler and Hollywood star has said that such an early wake-up call has a lot to do with his soaring career trajectory, and now The Rock wants to help you wake up in the morning. He'll even sing to you. Today Johnson announced The Rock Clock, an alarm clock app for smartphones that's available on both and. It's free, and there aren't any in-app purchases hiding anywhere. The Rock Clock, says Dwayne, is all about setting your goals and waking up early enough each day to tackle them.

And to get it out of the way, there's no such thing as the snooze button. Do you think someone like The Rock hits that thing multiple times every morning? 'Good Morning Sunshine' alarm tone from The Rock Clock When you first open the app, it'll ask you to set a goal — either timed or indefinite. I typed in 'lose weight,' because summer's coming and all that. From there, you can set an end date or just skip to the screen where you set your wake-up time. It is absolutely worth mentioning that as you tap through these screens, The Rock wastes no time kicking off the motivation with lines like 'you can do this,' 'you got this,' and 'it's on.' A photo posted by therock (@therock) on May 1, 2016 at 4:18pm PDT But it all gets a little ridiculous when you get to the ringtones.

There are 25 in all, and apparently The Rock has 'created' each one. He personally recorded some of them, like an acoustic guitar-backed 'Good Morning Sunshine' and a mashup of sounds that comes from his dog, Hobbs. There are also a couple where he just incessantly repeats the words 'beep' and 'ring ring,' or another where he smashes a harp as it plays the sort of melody you'd hear in other alarm apps. Johnson is a master at appealing to his various audiences; the 'Old School' ringtone pulls in his WWE catchphrases, and 'Let's Ride' is surely meant for the Fast and Furious crowd. (Now that I think about it, that 'Beach Jams' ringtone feels pretty Baywatch — even with Dwayne creepily whispering 'awww yeah' throughout.) 'Beach Jams' alarm tone from The Rock Clock. A video posted by therock (@therock) on May 2, 2016 at 6:37am PDT Then there are the inspirational video messages that The Rock sends to all his The Rock Clock users.

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Serial Number For Illustrator Cs2 Free Download on this page. 'I'm gonna be checking in with you guys. I'm gonna be reading your goals daily, because I have access to everything because I am a secret ninja,' he says in the first clip, recorded from his pickup truck — while driving. Come on, Dwayne. 'I'm gonna be checking in with you guys daily with messages like this in the morning. Sometimes daily, sometimes every other day, sometimes weekly, sometimes, well who gives a shit. Just get up and get after your goals.' The last big feature of The Rock Clock gives you the choice of being rattled out of bed at 'Rock Time,' meaning your alarm is synchronized with Johnson's.

Today, Rock Time came at 4:15AM, so you'll probably end up sticking with 6 or 7AM. That's assuming you'll actually use this app more than once after downloading it and chuckling (or cringing) at some of those ringtones. The app also insists that you leave it running at night so the alarm can function properly. The Rock Clock is the second thing to come out of Project Rock. The first was a gym bag that sold out in minutes.

This article appears to contain references to. Please to explain the subject's impact on popular culture rather than simply listing appearances; to if possible. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (December 2017) • 's 1961 hit ' makes use of the 'Gladiator's March', intertwining a female voice with a recorder.

• In 1971, took the first part of the march and re-arranged it as the basis for a composition of his own, 'Il Circo' ('The Circus'), featured in 's TV film. In Italy the march itself is commonly attributed to Rota. • In 1972, quoted from the main theme in his song '.'

• In 1973, played the opening measures of the march on a organ as the start of his solo on that instrument in the song 'Your Sister Can't Twist (But She Can Rock 'n Roll)', on his historic album. • In 1974, writers and wove the introduction and melody into their composition ', which became a hit for the pop group. • On the long running children's television series, the theme tune of the character was based on the march. • In 1998, the instrumental rock/progressive metal super-group Liquid Tension Experiment ends their song 'Universal Mind' with a very fast and short rendition of the main melody. • In 1974, the soul group Blue Magic, used the first ten notes of the march, which is repeated once more, in the song 'Sideshow' while one of the members of the group, acted like a barker, telling the crowd to see the saddest Sideshow' for only 50 cents.

• The James Bond film (1983) contains the song during the scene set in Octopussy's Circus. • The first line of the piece is played on organ at the beginning of 's. • The piece is quoted in ' theme song for the 1988 horror-comedy. • Parts of the theme were incorporated into 's ', which, following the circus theme, is often associated with comedy acts, notably on; and also in '. • It is the theme of the 'Afro Circus' tune, sung by Marty () in the 2012 film. • The music was used in the episode Bubblestand. It plays after SpongeBob blows a bubble resembling an elephant, in which Patrick calls a giraffe before the bubble goes into Squidward's house.

The music was later used again in the SpongeBob episode No Hat for Pat, when Patrick was about to do a high diving act into a bucket of spiny sea urchins. This version of Entry of the Gladiators was performed by Dick Stephen Walter. The ending of the piece was also used in the SpongeBob episodes Ripped Pants and Opposite Day. • Parts are sampled and remixed in the song '. • In the podcast, often sings 'Entrance of the Gladiators' to co-host to scare him (Kevin Smith is notoriously ). The song is referenced by name by Garman in Episode 64 of Hollywood Babble-On, when a fan writes in to the show regarding the song's name.

• In the American horror film (2014), the main protagonist receives a series of mysterious phone calls throughout the film as part of a sinister and mysterious game show. The which sounds whenever the phone rings is 'Entrance of the Gladiators'. This is an ironic reference, with the jovial, circus-themed ringtone preceding often very disturbing phone calls.

• In 2015, the song was used in an episode of the UK children's series namely 'The Circus Badge'. The song is used when the flea circus is being performed. • Between 1950 and 1970, on match days the English rugby league team would take to the field at their then home stadium of while Entrance of the Gladiators was played over the PA system. • In professional wrestling, it was the signature theme song for for (then known as WWF). • The rendition is played on the 1987 video: A Day at the Circus. • In the video game Killing Floor a remixed version of the song plays on the map Amusement Park. • In, it is part of the Carnival Night Zone music.

• For most of, houseguest would sing the first strain of the march while banging frying pans together loudly to irritate the other houseguests. • Mexican professional wrestler uses the Three Dog's Night version of the theme as his entrance song. See also [ ] • References [ ]. Sniper Elite 3 Crack Reloaded Indir more.