Keyshia Cole’s Fans Find Meaning in Her ‘Trust the Vibes You Get’ Post: ‘Preach KC!’

After nearly scraping all of her photos off of Instagram a few months ago, R&B singer Keyshia Cole came back with quite an inspirational message.

Last week, the “Sent From Heaven” singer admitted that she’s been going though some undefined changes in her life, but she’s apparently remaining optimistic. She recently shared a few encouraging words with fans, seemingly warning them to stay clear of people exuding adverse “energy.”

“Trust the vibes you get,” Cole’s post read. “Energy doesn’t lie.”

Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole. (@keyshiacole/Instagram)

The celeb captioned her April 9 Instagram post with a light bulb emoji, triggering a slew of comments from fans who resonated with her memo.

“Preach KC!” one fan exclaimed underneath Cole’s post. “Facts on that, Sis @keyshiacole . The older we get, the faster we realize it too #EnergyNeverLies💯 #EnergyNeverDies🔥.”

Another person added, “Yesssssssss… Just dealt with this!👏🏾💯 You ain’t never lie 🙏🏿word !!! Big facts.”

“Big Factz 🙌🏼✅ I love this quote. Our energy is spontaneous just like Life,’ a third fan wrote. “No more negative vibes.”

Someone else commented, “It be my family that give me that bad “vibe” …no longer being forced to deal wit ppl.. including relatives that don’t [bring] anything into my life purpose 💆🏾‍♀️.”

Cole told fans in an Instagram post from last week that she’s currently on a path to bettering herself as a person, adding that she’s apparently been seeking spiritual guidance.

“I’m ALWAYS TRYING, AND PRAYING, I change for the better,” she wrote on April 1.

Keyshia Cole
LOS ANGELES, CA – JUNE 25: Keyshia Cole at 2017 BET Awards at Microsoft Theater on June 25, 2017 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for BET)

For those who don’t know, Cole’s seventh and last album “11:11 Reset” was about her past spiritual metamorphosis she experienced.

“11:11 represents being aligned spiritually with your destiny. It’s pretty much like the saying, ‘everything happens for a reason,’ and you know, to just appreciate where you’re at in that moment,” she told Vibe magazine in October 2017.

There’s no word on when Cole will be dropping a new album, but she did tease fans in September 2018 about a possible eighth album.

“@ribbonmics has been helping us create this amazing vibe in my studio letting us record. …STUDIO VIBEZ WITH @midsidesound #StudioVibez #ALBUM #8,” she wrote in a now deleted post.

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