“This clip is….hm. Very sad and telling. But Keke is very sharp and social/emotionally intelligent.  I see why she has gone so far in this industry. Very good interview,” one tweet read.

“And that’s how you pick up on people’s discomforts, while subtly signaling to them that you genuinely see them. Then redirecting to make the space safer for them to feel comfortable,” someone wrote.

“She is so exceptionally sharp and in tune with the space and emotions of others it’s amazing,” one person said of Keke, while another user commended her for “knowing how to read the room.”

“I really love them both. Keke, the amazing woman that she is, recognized and pivoted because she knew what it was. So many interviewers would have grabbed that moment for ratings,” one more post read.