Woman's Fake Michael B. Jordan Pic Gets Her Surprisingly Far

All she wanted to do was reconnect with the man she met in this photo. Oh, and that man just happened to be Creed and Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan.

What a strange coincidence. Photoshop, you say? Never heard of it.

Of course, such a serious accusation shocked and appalled Bolu and her homegirls. A love this pure could never be sullied by the Photoshop tool.

It's hard not to admit she did a quality editing job, though.

What's interesting was that Bolu was suddenly playing it so coy. I thought this was just a simple attempt to reconnect with an old flame.

It seems Twitter did its thing as promised, but how?

Only this time, they apparently unveiled their secret weapon: Pointlessly drawing red circles on things! Unfortunately, their secret weapon turned out not to be as effective as they'd hoped.

As she came closer to the big day, her mind was full of questions. Would it be too much to wear a white dress? Would she successfully ask Michael her question, or would she buckle?

Not only did we have confirmation that Michael had seen her photo, but he was obviously willing to play along if "remember last summer" was all it took to jog his memory.

And his response wasn't just idle chatter, either.

Now those who doubted her could come with all the red circles that they wanted.

Pasting a picture of Michael smiling on somebody else's body might be doable, but finding another picture where Tessa Thompson made that face in the background probably isn't.

We all know what that shrug emoji next to "for the second time" means, but this saga just doesn't feel complete if he doesn't commit to the bit. So it's a good thing he did.

If you recall, her and her homegirls were upset by these Photoshop accusations. Now all of her supporters could celebrate.

And the rest of us can just be amused, I guess.

After all, even if Bolu told us that this was how she thought this situation would unfold, it seems unlikely that she expected it all to go down in less than a week.

That is some pretty concise storytelling.