Jordan has always had a passion for performing and worked as a stage performer during his college years. He used to be quite active, putting on over 15 stage shows per year. He moves back to Vancouver to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.
In the horror film Summer of 84, he made his debut as a Dorky customer. He played a jock in the television film Blurt the same year. This was a fantastic opportunity for me to gain industry recognition and further my acting career. He landed a minor role as Duggy in the two-episode television series Jamall & Gerald.
He landed the project on the Freeform sitcom, the Black-ish series, Grown-ish, in which she played Vivek Shah, a Gujarati Indian American. Jordan eventually gained enormous popularity as a result of this project.
In addition to this, he worked as a drug dealer to fund his fashion obsession. Similarly, his style influenced black culture in his college, and as a result, he is represented by talent management companies such as Play Management and X-Division.
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