September 23, 2019

'Hustlers' Star Keke Palmer's 'Sorry to This Man' Clip Has Gone Viral & Might Be Meme of the Year

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The "Akila And The Bee" star actress, Keke Palmer, is the latest Twitter meme after undergoing a lie detector test by Vanity Fair. In one of the questions she was asked, she gave the most hilarious response!

The most interesting aspect of social media platforms is the cutting-edge responses making waves due to the hilarious viral reactions. The recent clip to be used as a meme is Keke Palmer while Vanity Fair was conducting a lie detector test on her, as reported by Complex.

Keke Palmer walks the runway for Christian Cowan during New York Fashion Week: The Shows at Gallery II at Spring Studios | Photo: Getty Images

KeKe Palmer is renowned for being an extremely jovial celebrity in Hollywood, and her viral reply to a section in her latest interview indicates that she can be a five-star comedienne if she wanted it.

At this point, you've most likely seen Keke Palmer's humorous "sorry to this man" meme that's dominating the internet, according to reports by Elle. However, if you don't frequent Twitter as much, we have all the juice on the story.

Keke Palmer stops by AT&T ON LOCATION during Toronto International Film Festival 2019 at Hotel Le Germain | Photo: Getty Images

During the lie detector test, Palmer was asked a blend of exclusive and random

questions

. It got up to the point where the examiner asked whether her character on Nickelodeon's True Jackson, VP was a better vice president than Dick Cheney. To aid her answer, Palmer was also showed a photo of the previous Vice President.

Even though she's now an ABC employee, Palmer didn't recall the politician. Honestly, we can't blame her because she was 15 years old at the time Cheney was significant in America. Palmer said:

"Ooh y'all really testing me on some stuff that I—I hate to say it. I hope I don't sound ridiculous. I don't know who this man is. He could be walking down the street, I wouldn't know a thing. Sorry to this man."