The Blowtorch Theory posits that in the universe's early formative years, supermassive black holes emitted powerful jets that significantly influenced the structure of the cosmos. The theory is backed by recent astrophysical models suggesting that these jets could reshape the surrounding matter, thus contributing to galaxy formation and scaling problems observed in current cosmological models. However, there is ongoing debate regarding the mechanisms that enabled the formation of such massive black holes in such a short time frame, raising critical questions of how we understand early cosmic evolution.