Joey Bada$$ Reveals Interest in Joining the ‘Creed’ Franchise
- Joey Bada$$ wants in on the Creed cinematic universe, and he isn't looking for a cameo.
- He is eyeing a role that demands a physical presence, signaling a desire for the kind of athletic intensity that defines the franchise.
- The move would be a strategic progression in a screen career already marked by appearances in Mr.
Joey Bada$$ wants in on the Creed cinematic universe, and he isn’t looking for a cameo. Speaking with Ty Cole for the With Love talk series on Patreon, the rapper and actor made it clear that if he enters the boxing ring on screen, he wants to be a fighter.
A Demand for Physical Presence
Bada$$ is not interested in a peripheral appearance. He is eyeing a role that demands a physical presence, signaling a desire for the kind of athletic intensity that defines the franchise.
“I would love to play in Creed,” Bada$$ told Cole. “I’m open, you know what I’m saying? But, like, I definitely see myself playing a fighter.”
Expanding a Television Résumé
The move would be a strategic progression in a screen career already marked by appearances in Mr. Robot and Power Book III: Raising Kanan. By targeting a major studio franchise, Bada$$ is bridging the gap between his established music career and his trajectory in serialized dramatic acting.
Jordan’s Directorial Legacy and Future Chapters
This ambition coincides with a period of growth for the series. In 2023, the franchise released Creed III, which served as the directorial debut for Michael B. Jordan. Jordan, who stars as Adonis Creed, has already signaled that the story is far from over.
Appearing on the Variety Awards Circuit podcast, Jordan confirmed that another chapter is “eventually, definitely” happening. He noted that the franchise has been “really kind” to him “in a big way” regarding his own professional path.
The Opening for a Fourth Installment
While Creed III found success both critically and commercially, the studio has not yet confirmed a specific timeline or casting list for a fourth film.
There is no official word from the studio or Michael B. Jordan regarding new additions to the cast. For now, Bada$$’s public interest stands as a self-proposition to enter a world known for blending dramatic weight with high-stakes athleticism.
