Watch: Dwayne Johnson Unveils Clip From Disney's MOANA; Hear Him Sing a Song Written By Lin-Manuel Miranda

Walt Disney Animation's Moana looks like it could be another great addition to the studio's legacy of terrific films, and now we have a new look at one of the songs from the upcoming film. Dwayne Johnson, who's starring as the demi-god Maui, went on Instagram and shared a clip of a song called "You're Welcome," which features his character singing to Moana (Auli'i Cravalho). The song was written by Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, and a press release says that Johnson is going to be sharing behind the scenes moments from his recording session with Miranda in his first Instagram story this morning, so refresh his page if you're interested in checking those out. I'll embed his version of the clip below, then drop a couple of YouTube embeds below that. What do you think about his singing voice?

Moana hits theaters on November 23, 2016.

We just doin' a little sanging over here or as we say in the streets, "I'm spittin' that fire bruh!"🎤🔥. A blast collaborating with the musical genius himself and my Puerto Rican twin Lin-Manuel Miranda. Too much fun! #YoureWelcome #MoanaMondays 🌊🎼

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Here's your first listen of "You're Welcome," the brand new song from Moana performed by Dwayne Johnson and written by Lin-Manuel Miranda! For centuries, the greatest sailors in the world masterfully navigated the vast Pacific, discovering the many islands of Oceania. But then, 3,000 years ago, their voyages stopped for a millennium - and no one knows exactly why.

Moana encounters the demigod Maui in this brand new clip. See Disney's Moana in theatres in 3D November 23! Website: http://disney.com/moana Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/disneymoana Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/disneymoana Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/DisneyAnimation Three thousand years ago, the greatest sailors in the world voyaged across the vast Pacific, discovering the many islands of Oceania.