SZA begs fans to ask Travis Scott to perform with her because she doesn't have his phone number
- SZA said she wants to perform "Love Galore" with Travis Scott "for old times sake."
- The only problem is that the singer doesn't have the "Sicko Mode" rapper's number.
- So she took to Twitter and begged her fans to ask Scott about a potential reunion - and he answered.
SZA recently announced that she is trying to reunite with Travis Scott for a special performance of their 2017 collaboration, "Love Galore."
On Thursday, the "Good Days" singer took to Twitter to ask her followers if anyone could get in touch with the "Goosebumps" rapper for her so that they could put on a show together "one last time."
"Can somebody ask Travis to perform love galore w me one last time for old times sake. Ion got his number lol," she tweeted.
SZA managed to reach her target audience - Scott responded to the singer's request on Friday, saying "Of courseeeee. 1 last time, a couple more times !!!! When and where?"
He also said they have "the fest coming soon," likely referring to the upcoming Astroworld Festival - an annual music festival organized by the rapper and held in Houston, Texas in November.
"We got the fest coming soon Love galore and Good dayzzzz," he wrote.
SZA replied to Scott, writing, "AAHHH PERIADDD!!! count me INN for the fest for all the things!!! I BEEN wanted to play astro ! iss WAY PAST time!"
"Love Galore" - which Insider previously dubbed as one of the greatest songs of 2017 - was the second single off the 30-year-old singer's debut studio album, "CTRL."
"'Love Galore' is like a relaxed tropical bop," SZA spoke of the track in a 2017 interview with Genius. "Definitely a huge fan of Travis. I think he merges that super fine line between melody and syncopations and I love his pockets and I love his note choice and he's just gnarly. He's perfect."
While the Scott-featured song peaked at No. 32 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, the album itself debuted at No. 3 on Billboard's 200 chart. The album further garnered the R&B singer five Grammy nominations in 2018 - the most nominations given to a female artist that year.