Michael B. Jordan vs his high school bully at a Creed III premiere

During a recent “Creed III” event, Michael B. Jordan realized that he and interviewer Lore’l knew each other in high school, and apparently she wasn’t so kind to the budding star back then (though she quickly denied the claims.) Most people who were bullied in school dream of getting to confront their bully as a successful adult, so people online had some fun living vicariously through Michael. And it turns out many celebrities struggled to fit in at school… Stars really are just like us!

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[qna]

That's a clear message, being rude to others benefits nobody and karma is a funny thing 😄

[maliklofton]

What I dont like is people calling him corny for his reaction. If someone was disrespectful to me but doesnt properly apologize I'd keep the same energy too

[Beanhill_]

It was so amazing to watch. Imagine your bully having to interview you because you’re a star

[deannas]

although the pain from bullying and the anger from it probably still holds strong for him he tried his best to keep professional. respect, because that's not easy.

[Booyaahh]

I hate bullies! Anyone anywhere who witness bullying, don't just stand there and don't laugh... do something.

[troyvseverybody]

She is no doubt the type that probably called a young fella that was too smart to be participating in thuggish behavior “corny”.

[marvintnt]

Michael is aware of his own image and doesn't want to come across like a jerk. I mean haven't we learned anything about Will Smith at the Oscars

[rarantsnow]

That woman was probably smoking hot back in high school and all the guys wanted her included Michael B. Jordan. Now the tables have turned and she is thirty for his attention. Good for him. He just gave a master course on how to handle a bully from your past.

[jordans]

Im glad he survived such hellish conditions and mean words

[HalloweenYearRound]

Considering the plot of Creed III, this is very on point.

[LightSideOfBS]

His chilled response really is the best, in that situation 🙌🏽👊🏽 I used to get teased throughout school, because my mom passed away when I was 4yo.
Was mostly by 3x older bullies, but some others would chime in when it suited them.
Ffwd to adulthood when I ran into 1 of em, begging for change...looking skinny and weak now...me on the other hand, has been lifting, trained in boxing and started kickboxing basics.
It would've been so easy to return the senseless humiliations I got from him and his cronies back then...but my grandma taught me to be strong and rise above it. Let go, let God...

[OneShotSlinger]

She probably recognized him, but was nice to him now that he’s famous. People suck.

[Dunamis_]

"Karma won't lose your phone number."

[jimenaortiz]

Isn't it ironic that she does a podcast called The Bully and the Beast?

[spartancdc]

The kids who bullied Jackie Chan clearly had a death wish

[pmb]

I wouldn't have even acknowledge her. " I'm sorry I don't remember you." 😂

[alexiscontreras]

Who’s corny now?🤷🏻‍♀️ He ain’t the one asking for an interview with her. Just sayin. 😂❤ He kept it classy.

[musquit]

the most stupidly ridiculous thing in that whole story is...


she playing the victim 😂

[rosalynbarney]

The best way to pay someone back is to be successful. You are a very successful black, sexy man. Keep winning!❤❤❤

[childofgod]

You missed the part at the very end when he began to turn away from her and she yelled “you’re not corny anymore”. The look he gave her was deadly 😆