Keke Palmer was prepared to give up everything for Teyana Taylor. The artist behind the “Hard Part” single prank-called the actress and singer on October 7, for an episode of “Phoning It In” on ELLE.

“Did you make it back to LA yet?” Taylor asked, exclaiming, “Oh my God, sis!” “Yeah,” Palmer replied. The mother of two then stated that she required a major favour because she was stuck in an escape room – amusingly, her latest album is called Escape Room – and required assistance to escape.

“Why am I stuck in this room, and I’m unable to leave?” “Come and get me,” she told Palmer in a convincingly urgent tone. I’m absolutely terrified. The star of One of Them Days, who was en route to an ADR session, volunteered to assist: “Where are you located?” Taylor replied that she was on Hollywood Boulevard but required Palmer to expedite because “it’s a little creepy here.”

Sometimes I do the absolute most. I just wanted to confirm what it was and, you know, people don’t believe in my vision. “Bitch, this is the first time I think I was wrong,” Taylor added. Shortly after, Palmer confirmed that she was “on the way,” as Taylor made a concerted effort to maintain her character.

Taylor eventually confessed. “It’s alright, sweetie.” She confessed that she was making prank calls to me. Palmer replied, “You know, that’s hilarious … I’m thinking, ‘What kind of team does she even have?’ The actress stated, “All of them are being fired.” She then added, “That was a clever joke, woman.”

In a later part of the episode, Taylor made a prank phone call to Lori Harvey, telling her that she was thinking of becoming a personal trainer and opening a studio called “P**sy Pop Pilates,” also known as “PPP.” Following that, she phoned Niecy Nash-Betts to jokingly request that the actress serve as her legal representative, given that Nash-Betts plays a lawyer in Hulu’s “All’s Fair.”

Victoria Monét was the last person she managed to get on the phone. Taylor jokingly asked her to prepare a three-course meal and two French pastries for her culinary examination. Initially unsure, the singer of “On My Mama” said, “I’ll ask my chef to come to the studio immediately.” Given their extremely tiny kitchen space, he is able to accommodate your request, and I can take the photographs manually.