Michael B. Jordan reacted with humor when a reporter he had gone to high school with revealed that she had called him "corny" in the past. He joked that he must have been "the corny kid" back then.

Karma proved its worth when it chose the perfect time to make its presence felt, on the red carpet, with Michael B. Jordan facing a reporter who had bullied him in high school. Lore’l of The Morning Hustle was talking to Jordan about his latest movie, Creed III, when she mentioned that they went to Chad Science in Newark together. When she said, “And you know we know each other. We go way back, all the way back to Chad Science in Newark,” Jordan looked her in the eyes and replied, “I was the corny kid, right?” Lore’l, caught off guard, tried to deny it, but Jordan reminded her that the “corny kid” comment had been burned into his memory. He then

went on to talk to her about directing the movie and the possibility of him and Will Smith working together in the future. When the interview was over, she seemingly admitted to calling him corny by saying, “Well, you’re not corny anymore.”

Lore’l had previously revealed that she and her schoolmates used to tease Jordan because of his name and his headshots, but karma showed her that you should never bully someone.

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