Alicia Keys went incognito as a Lyft Driver named Laura in Los Angeles last week, concealing her real identity with a hat and sunglasses all the while dropping mad hints about who she really is.

The Grammys host picked up a number of passengers through the ridesharing app and began driving them to their destination. She asked all of them where they’re from and proceeded to inform each of them that she had just moved to LA from the Big Apple. This topic provided the perfect segway for the New York City native to casually quote various lyrics from her NYC anthem with Jay-Z, “Empire State of Mind.” She proceeds to namedrop titles of her other hits such as “No One” and “Fallin,'” but it takes some longer than others to catch on. Eventually, her identity is revealed, much to the joy of the unaware participants. 

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At the end of the segment, it is revealed that the prank was a promotional effort for LyftUp, a program that lets you round up and donate your ride payment to the nearest dollar and support a worthy organization of your choice. Alicia recently announced that she’ll be releasing her seventh studio album, A.L.I.C.I.A., next month on March 20th.

Yung Joc has reportedly been made yet another victim of the act of job-shaming as the Atlanta rapper was spotted by a fan working as a driver on a new rideshare app Pull Up & Go. Per the Shade Room, the new clip finds Joc explaining himself to the filming passenger who states that the Love & Hip-Hop Star “fell off.”

“He actually didn’t react how I thought he would he just basically was telling me that’s my problem if I feel he fell off for having multiple streams of income,” the passenger told the publication. 

The timing of the clip paired with the recent rollout of the new ridesharing app, however, have caused many to reach the conclusion that Yung Joc is involved with the company in a much more higher-ranking capacity. Some evidence can be found in the fact that Joc followed up the new clip with a screenshot of his driver’s dashboard, enticing riders in his hometown to download the app and book a ride in a branded caption.

“Anybody need a ride to @boogalouatl today for #alluresundays? ???? I know they gonna hate but somebody wanna get wasted and get to their next destination safe & sound,” penned Joc. “Download the app and I just might #pullupngo @pugorides“