evidence: Michael Jordan was recently involved in an April Fool's joke online. A viral report featured the NBA legend turning down a $120 million offer from Disney. The post seemed legitimate, and fans bought into the idea. However, everyone failed to notice that the article was published on Apr. 1. The seemingly deliberate misleading content claimed that Disney offered Michael Jordan the opportunity to become the new face of the company. According to sources, there were rumors about Disney's offer to Jordan that surfaced sometime in March. It started with an article from The Dunning-Kruger Times saying that the Walt Disney Corporation was in desperate need of rebranding. [...] Hypothetically, if Michael Jordan turned down a $120 million offer from Disney, it wouldn't be the worst move. For a while now, Jordan has been planning to sell his majority stake at the Charlotte Hornets worth over $1.7 billion. The imaginary $120 million offer from Disney would be nothing but loose change in MJ's pockets. Besides, who would want to replace Mickey Mouse as the face of Disney?