SZA has finally struck an item off her bucket list that she has had her eyes on for quite some time now.
On Friday (March 1), the Top Dawg Entertainment singer took to social media to share the latest development in her career by re-upping a post from 2017 that read: “HOW DOES ONE GET ON SESAME STREET !?”
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In a quote tweet, the 34-year-old revealed that she made it on the show seven years later with a photograph of her next to cast members on the set. In the caption, she wrote: “GODS TIMING !!! FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS AND SAY THEM OUTLOUD !!NEVER GIVE UP !! ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE I BELIEVE IN YOU !!”
On Instagram, she shared a clip next to an Elmo puppet, telling him: “I had the best time, Elmo. Thank you for having me — I can’t wait to come back!” The two then proceeded to share a hug.
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Check it out below:
Just last week, SZA received seven new gold and platinum certifications for songs released on 2022’s SOS album.
“Open Arms” featuring Travis Scott, “Seek & Destroy” and “Ghost In The Machine” featuring Phoebe Bridgers all reached platinum status for the first time (meaning each cut sold over 1,000,000 equivalent units), whereas “I Hate U” and “Snooze” went three and four times platinum respectively. Most notably, “Good Days” attained 6x platinum status.
Additionally, “Conceited” has been certified gold, with 500,000 equivalent units sold.
It’s been a great 2024 thus far for SZA, who added “Grammy Award winner” to her biography as she took home three of her nine awards she was nominated for at this year’s ceremony: Best R&B Song for “Snooze,” Best Progressive R&B Album for SOS and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for “Ghost In The Machine” with Phoebe Bridgers.
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Taking to her Instagram Story to react to her wins in February, she wrote: “So grateful for my family, friends and entire team. There’s NO way I could’ve done anything w out their PATIENCE and understanding [teary-eyed and handshake emojis]”
