Janelle Monáe plays a Halloween game with Jennifer Hudson as the Cat in the Hat. You heard me.

If you wanted to start your day watching Janelle Monáe playing a Halloween-themed game with Jennifer Hudson dressed as the Cat in the Hat, I’m shocked to say I have the video for you.

Never dropping character for a moment, the singer and Halloween costume queen appeared on The Jennifer Hudson Show dressed as Dr. Seuss’ iconic character. The pair played a truth-or-dare style game of “Trick or Truth,” which has a set-up similar to James Corden’s “Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts” where the guest is asked questions they can answer or not, but if they don’t, they’ve got to eat or drink strange things.

Honestly, I’m not sure if I hallucinated the above video or not.

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