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KeyTV Network is a digital media network founded by actress, singer, and television host Keke Palmer in 2021. KeyTV Network provides opportunities for creators within acting, music, writing, and production. Programming and Content from KeyTV Network is distributed primarily through YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and its official website, emphasizing storytelling and creative innovation.[1]
Actress and singer Keke Palmer founded KeyTV Network Network, with a $500,000.00 investment[2] with Entertainment One (eOne)[3] in March 2021 as a digital platform highlighting underrepresented voices and creators in the entertainment industry.[4]
Inspired by Issa Rae and Queen Latifah, who have been influential in breaking barriers and creating platforms for diverse individuals.[5] The concept of KeyTV Network stemmed from Palmer’s personal experiences within the industry and her desire to introduce new talent to Hollywood and provide opportunities to people of color who have faced hardships entering the entertainment industry.[6]
"We really wanted to give people a chance that would very rarely have a chance," - Palmer.[2]
KeyTV Network premiered in November 2022 and gained 762,000 subscribers within the first three months.[7][8]
KeyTV Network’s mission is to educate and empower creators by providing a platform that shines a light on diverse narratives and storytelling.[6] The network strongly emphasizes representation, desiring to magnify marginalized voices.[5]
KeyTV Network explores cultural storytelling, community, identity, and comedy themes, including various formats and genres aimed at a broad audience.[5]
KeyTV Network features programming covering multiple genres, including scripted series, talk shows and documentaries.[8]
Original programs includes titles such as Heaux & Tell, Make It Make Sense, Dear Keke, and Unlabeled, along with programming based on subjects such as relationships, personal growth, and societal issues.
The following program descriptions are based on information from an official KeyTV Network press interview.[2][9]
KeyTV Network has received positive reviews from critics, with many praising its focus on transparent storytelling and commitment to telling authentic stories.[7][10][11]
KeyTV Network has reached 1.03 million subscribers on YouTube[11] and 8.4 million followers on Facebook.[12]
As of April 2025, there have been no documented awards or nominations.
KeyTV Network is primarily distributed through digital channels, such as YouTube and Facebook, allowing the network to reach its desired audience directly and in a more accessible way.[4]
