Haley Nicole Wants What Viola Davis and Michael B. Jordan Had at the SAG Awards

Viola Davis screamed Michael B. Jordan’s name at the Actor Awards on Sunday, March 1, and content creator Haley Nicole immediately decided that energy belonged in her personal life too.

On Wednesday, March 4, Nicole — better known online as Hazey Haley — posted on X: “Where can I find a man that moans in my ear the way Viola Davis did when announcing Michael B. Jordan’s award this weekend?”

For those who missed it, Davis, 60, took the stage at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles to present the award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role. When she opened the envelope, her jaw dropped.

She let out an audible gasp, shouted, “You are shining!” — a nod to August Wilson’s play Joe Turner’s Come and Gone — and then belted out “MICHAEL B. JORDAN!” before adding a series of excited “Oh, oh, oh!” reactions as the crowd erupted.

Jordan, 39, won for his dual role as twins Smoke and Stack in Ryan Coogler‘s southern vampire epic Sinners. He thanked his mother for driving him to auditions in New York “when we didn’t have enough money to go through the Holland Tunnel,” and told the room: “That kid from Newark, New Jersey, is standing here right now.”

As for Nicole, she’s a 23-year-old influencer with nearly 3 million followers on Instagram and has made a habit of showing up at exactly the right moment with exactly the right take. Earlier this year, she made headlines after her top OnlyFans subscriber allegedly showed up uninvited at her front door — with roses and a live mariachi band. She shared doorbell camera footage of the encounter on X, later telling The Blast: “When I tell someone no, that is the end of the conversation. It does not mean try harder.”

A few weeks later, the OnlyFans star jumped into another viral moment, this time involving Shia LaBeouf. After a resurfaced clip showed the actor suggesting that “heavenly a**” could bring people back to church, Nicole tagged him directly on X and posted a photo of herself in a fitted beige dress, writing: “Do you think I would bring folks back to the church?”