Michael B. Jordan's Thirst Trap 'Rolling Stone' Cover Sparks Stimulating Reaction

Michael B. Jordan is on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine ahead of the Creed III premiere and the girlies can’t handle it!

The actor is still sporting that Creed body and what better way to show it off than on the cover of a magazine? Creed III is days away from being released and the actor took to social media to thank his fans and those who love the film series.

In doing so, he dropped a few thirst traps. “Creating a chapter in Adonis’ journey has helped me realize the strength in myself and being a master of my own universe,” wrote Jordan on Instagram.

“Exploring all the character's narratives and how they navigate the different parts of themselves made me more aware of the different personalities that live inside my soul. Thank you to Adrienne for capturing these dimensions and thank you to Rolling Stones for allowing me to share my story.”

The first photo he shared was him topless in a pair of green leather pants he is holding a sculpture of abs and chest near his own they are dam near identical. The pic sparked a buzz in his comments.

“It’s too early for this ?????,” wrote a follower, pointing out what we are all thinking. “YES DADDY, screamed another follower. “You're just getting finer and finer. Sigh,” noted another.

Another person is now way too excited for Creed III to hit theaters. “Lord have mercy yh we need to go see this in imax pls ?‍??.” Rolling Stone was clearly impressed with their cover model because they spammed the heck out of their followers with all the sexy shots.

After looking at the ones featured on the rock and roll magazine's Instagram, we have concluded that Michael was holding out on us.

Ummm, the intensity of the look on Michael’s face in the cover photo along with the caption willing people to experience the “fire inside” of Jordan is sending the comments into an X-rated zone.

People can’t stop commenting on Jordan’s crotch-forward, open-shirt cover look and even took to the comments to thank Rolling Stone. “Thank you for this,” one wrote. “That man so fine.”

Another person couldn’t say anything but, “Omfggggg.” This mag has the masses in a chokehold, we have to ask Lori what the issue was here because look at all the hard work that paid off here!

Sorry, we were so distracted by the photos we forgot to mention that the actor opened up about a few things as well. His role as Kilmonger and playing an “angry black man” while he was weary he is now thankful. "Killmonger allowed me to access the pain. And the unapologetic frustration that I had."

He also shared that sometimes, his insecurities get in the way of his logical decision-making like so many of us, regular folks. "I’m scared. I’m scared it’ll never happen," he says of fully accomplishing his goals in his career and life.