“My business is in the streets — literally,” the actor joked on the red carpet. Even Michael B. Jordan has had to answer to his mother. The star and director of Creed III spoke to ET about her bump, the Calvin Klein, campaign at the premiere red carpet on Monday night.
Iconic campaign site for underwear brand
When asked what it was like to see Nothing yourself as part of the underwear brand’s iconic campaign spot. The actor said, “I was like, my mom has to see this. Let me call her and be like, ‘I’m sorry. This is outta here. ‘” He hilariously continued, “My business is completely off the streets.” But literally.” The cast members are also achieving great things.
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Brand billboards in New York and Los Angeles
“It was like a moment, you know? Everything just coming together at once, it feels so good,” she whispered. “And to be able to share that moment with my other actors who also have a moment of their own. It just feels special. It feels like everything is happening at the right time.”Jordan of Calvin Klein Images from the campaign can be seen “on the streets” on the brand’s billboards in New York and Los Angeles.
Plays a longtime friend of Jordan’s character
The other actor to have a moment is her co-star Jonathan Majors, who plays a longtime friend of Jordan’s character. Which they have to face in the boxing ring. During the interview with ET, Jordan praised Major for his cover shoot for Ebony magazine, which saw the actor almost naked as the Black Panther star. Jordan joked to the reporter that he could not be alone on the streets naked.
Great photographer for Jordan’s Calvin Klein campaign
Jordyn’s Calvin Klein campaign was shot by legendary photographers Mert & Marcus and is the first time the star has worked with the brand. The photo collection is in the underwear icon’s signature black-and-white color scheme. and spotted the PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive alum in a variety of the brand’s athletic and modern cotton performance underwear. Although it is safe to say that the clothing played a supporting role in the campaign.
