Drea Nicole
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4,045 appearances
43 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jul
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So, they can't feed into that. And just, I don't mean to get churchy. Y'all know I'm in my church.
So, I'm going to tell y'all. So, Sunday when I was at church, my pastor, shout out to Pastor Mo, he was talking about his marriage. And he was talking about his wife. And he was talking about, I know y'all hate this word, but how his wife, you know, she follows the Bible, obviously. Submit. And she, submit. Submit, submit, submit. But she...
Submit to God, which, you know, she submitted to her husband to trust him and to be able to, you know, take that backseat and trust him and not have the responsibility of a lot of things. And sometimes that takes a lot of, not sometimes, that takes a lot of. It does. That takes a lot of trust in your partner. You have to be able to go to sleep.
And let somebody drive you and know they're not going to crash that car. You know what I'm saying? And he has to be led by God. And he has to be led by God.
Right, yeah. So he knows me. Yeah, and that's why I said, I think you have to figure things out on your timeline.
when I would talk about my relationships and how happy I was and I'd be like, ooh, I don't want to talk about the breakup. But yeah, it happens.
Y'all, nobody's life is perfect. There's no such thing as a perfect love story. You know what I'm saying? And one thing I can appreciate about me is I'm going to keep it real with y'all. I don't give a damn. Y'all not finna embarrass me because you know why? I am where I want to be right now in this moment. I'm here because God allowed me to. I'm able to share my story and I'm able to
express myself and I'm able to have an outlet to I always say this Lex P went through that so you ain't got to go through that I let y'all know my mistakes I'm growing and I'm figuring shit out with y'all you know what I'm saying so I feel like if we were more if we gave each other more grace man That'll never happen. You know what I'm saying? Like, give people grace, man.
Y'all act like y'all ain't never been there.
All right, okay, so we're going to get into the second topic. You know, we getting chatty, girl. I love when episodes just flow. It's just flowing, you know. It's flowing. That's why they love the girl gets. I just be feeling so relaxed. With the men, I be like, what you finna say? Sit your way.
Thank you, girl. How are you? Thank you. Okay, so topic two. Can you be soft and still be taken seriously? Now, I can definitely relate to this topic because I always say this. I am a bitch, but I have the nerve to be sensitive. And, you know, a lot of times I'm very, very soft. I have a soft heart. I'm like, oh, I don't want to let this person, I don't want to do this. And I'm like...
But I'm like, at the same time, I have to run a business. I got to be a boss. You know, you have to be a mother. You know, you have to run your business. You have to run, you know, your household and things like that. So I want to know, like, do y'all feel pressure to, like, be hard or guarded, especially as, like, women navigating, you know, yourself in this business?
Because we are in, like, the entertainment industry, but you in the music world. Yeah. Which is a whole nother beast. It is. So, you know, you... Title yourself, you know, as a good girl. You are soft.
I am a softie, yes. You're friendly. So how do you carry yourself as, you know, queen, the business woman, but also being true to who you are as being like a soft, nice woman?
You have to learn it's not personal, it's business. I think with me, I say this, I've said this in the past. I take the Nicki Minaj approach to business. I do. I seen a documentary on Nicki Minaj probably when I was in college, I think. I can't remember if it was like a true life. Something she was doing and she was recording an album. I remember she was sitting in the studio.
And I still say this. Drea can attest to this. I say this all the time. She said, when I walk into a meeting and I say I want it this way, oh, she's a bitch. She's rude. She's this. She's that. But if a man walks in and he says the same thing, oh, he's assertive. He's a boss. He's this. So she's like, I don't give a fuck what y'all say about me at this point. I'm going to these meetings.
and I'm saying what I have to say. And for some reason, like I said, when I saw that interview, I was probably like 20, 21, 22. And that stuck with me so much because I know sometimes I go in meetings and I'm probably like... A little... Some things that I say I know can come off a little harsh and I have to clear it up. I'm like, no, I didn't mean it like this. This is what I'm trying to say.
But I'm glad I'm letting you know because stop playing with me. Yeah. Stop playing with me. It's a lot of times that people will say things to us because we're women. But if y'all walked across there and went on 85 South, y'all wouldn't have that same, you know, demeanor because, oh, it's Carlos. I'm not going to talk to DC like that. I'm not going to talk to Chico like that.
I would rather be known as a bitch and I got my money straight than somebody soft who I'm just at home sad because I can't pay my rent.
Take advantage. They're happy. They're grateful.
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