Michael B Jordan has the perfect response to jokes about his signature red carpet pose
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Michael B Jordan has proved that he knows how to laugh at himself. The actor joined in on a viral internet joke after fans pointed out that he seems to strike the same pose on almost every red carpet. Instead of ignoring the comments, the 'Sinners' star responded with two emojis.
His lighthearted reaction quickly caught fans' attention, turning the online chatter into another viral moment. The playful exchange comes as excitement continues to grow around the actor and his upcoming projects.
Michael B Jordan joins viral joke about his go-to red carpet pose
The online buzz started after Bustle shared an Instagram carousel featuring several photos of Jordan striking the same red carpet pose, with his hands neatly folded in front of him.
The post included a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) user joking, "He loves that 'y'all ready to order yet' server pose." Playing along, Bustle captioned the post, "Well, Michael B Jordan can take my order anytime."
Jordan didn't ignore the joke. Instead, he joined the conversation by replying with a laughing emoji and a man-covering-his-face emoji, showing he found the viral observation amusing. His reaction quickly caught the attention of fellow celebrities, with Kevin Hart chiming in, "Hardest thing in the world is finding something to do with your hands on the carpet."
DeWanda Wise also came to his defense, writing, "Let actors be introverts, ok?!" The lighthearted exchange soon gained traction online, with fans praising Jordan for taking the jokes in stride and embracing the internet's latest obsession with his signature pose.
Michael B Jordan is busy with his upcoming project 'The Thomas Crown Affair'
While fans continue talking about his viral red carpet pose, Jordan is staying focused on one of the biggest projects of his career. The actor is set to star in and direct 'The Thomas Crown Affair', a fresh take on the classic heist story that has already generated buzz ahead of its release.
The upcoming film follows Thomas Crown, a wealthy billionaire with a taste for high-stakes art theft. After orchestrating the theft of a priceless painting while another robbery distracts authorities, Crown finds himself pursued by a determined insurance investigator.
As the chase unfolds, the pair develop an unexpected romance, turning their cat-and-mouse game into something much more complicated. Jordan directs the film while also leading an ensemble cast that includes Kenneth Branagh, Adria Arjona, Lily Gladstone, Danai Gurira, and Pilou Asbak.
The screenplay is written by Drew Pearce and Jason Hall. The movie serves as the second remake of the 1968 classic 'The Thomas Crown Affair', following the popular 1999 version starring Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo.
Scheduled to hit theatres on March 5, 2027, the film marks another major milestone in Jordan's career as he continues expanding his work.
