Drea Nicole
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4,045 appearances
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3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jul
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Travel Queens. Series premiere Wednesday, April 23rd at 8 on V. There's gonna be like a thing on Twitter and they'll be like hashtag team no sleep. We getting it all night. We up. We working. Y'all.
It's like, but that's not... Because I'm out here grinding. Remember that song? Wasn't that DJ Khaled? Sheesh. No, for real. But we was out here grinding. But that's what I'm saying. Overworking yourself is the stupidest shit ever. It is. I'm all about working smarter and not harder. Like, that over... So, that was a great point, Ty. We actually talked about this the other day. Wait.
What we talking about? We talk about a lot of things. I know, but I hate this. And I don't care what y'all say. Because I used to do this in my 20s, in my early 20s. And this is embarrassing for me to admit, but I'm being real right now. What? Sleeping in your makeup. Oh. And you be thinking you can wake up and maybe like touch it up and it's okay.
I'm telling you right now, as a skincare girly, I love skincare. I'm super into my skincare. and a makeup girlie, I can tell if your makeup is from yesterday. I don't care how much you freshen it up. I don't care what beauty blender you got, what brushes you got. I don't care if you got Charlotte Tilbury, Patrick Starr, whoever, whatever, Patrick Todd, whatever. I'm sorry, I said Patrick Starr.
That's a SpongeBob. Y'all know what the hell I mean. Wait, no, Patrick Starr is somebody in the beauty industry. Patrick Starr is SpongeBob. It's Patrick Starr. No, it's somebody Starr. Who's star? Jeffree Star. Jeffree Star, yeah. I knew it was somebody's star. And we don't talk about him. We don't, we don't. But I just was trying to remember who it was.
It was a star. Patrick Ta. Bitch, this is the birthday episode. I'm the star. You okay? Watashi wa star, bitch. Watashi wa star. But yeah, sleeping in your makeup is a big no-no. So let me tell y'all something. Sleeping in your makeup, it ages you. It makes your skin, you start to get layers of dead skin because it's trying to protect your skin from that stuff.
And then if you keep doing it, that dead skin is going to be hard to get off. So eventually you're going to have to like laser it to get it off. And a lot of people can't afford laser. sleeping in your makeup literally will age you and it always looks dirty. It looks dirty as fuck. There be some makeup pictures I look at myself when I was younger and I could tell, bitch, that's old makeup.
You really used to do that?
Yeah. I'm not making excuses, but I used to. This is the grind shit. I used to have to go to school. So I used to go to school in like the afternoon and the evening. I would get out of school. By the time I get out of school, go home, maybe do a little homework. Then I would have to go to Dreams. I would have to go to Dreams. I would be there until about 5, 6 in the morning.
Go home, maybe get a little two hours of sleep. Then I had to be at TGI Fridays. Then I got to be there. We would open on the weekends at 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock.
I'm telling you, I used to go to school and work in two jobs. So I used to be like, oh, I can just freshen up my makeup. And then I didn't understand the beauty of no makeup. We didn't have no makeup looks then. This was when it was blend. Eyeshadow had to be bright, orange, pink, blue. Brows, like... And I'm not mad at that era because that's how I really learned how to do my makeup. So...
But it wasn't an era where little light mascara, light concealer, and lip gloss and go. It was never giving that. I used to work in the club, baby. And I'm talking about the club at its peak era where you sitting at work on a Wednesday night and Young Jeezy walk in.
So, yeah, bitch, I used to sleep in my makeup because I used to be like, okay, do you want to get some rest or do you want to, like, stay up and rewash your face? Because it used to take me like an hour, hour and a half to do my makeup, realistically. Mm-hmm. Um, so yeah, I used to definitely sleep in my makeup. And at the time, it worked. For the time, because people, Lex, do my makeup, Lex.
Lex, your face so beat. But looking back, I was like, bitch, you look dirty. You look dirty. But honestly, in 2025, I still see some girls doing that. I still see some girls sleeping in their makeup.
This is unbelievable to me, literally. I cannot believe that y'all are not washing y'all face every day. Yep, yep. You have to wipe that makeup off. You're going to get in your pores. You're going to end up getting blackheads. And maybe because when I was younger, I really started getting into makeup when I got older.
Like, I feel like when I got into, like, what, my, like, mid to late 20s, I started really kind of getting into makeup. So, like, when I was in my early 20s, I used to be washing my face every day. But I thought that's what is the norm. No, girl. When we was at Dreams, I'm telling you, we used to literally, like... No, that's crazy.
That's why it's problematic. But I think the lifestyle that we lived, working at Dreams, because like I said, Dreams was like the poppin' strip club. If you was not there living it, it's hard to explain. Yeah. Because it was me, Jazz, my girl, Kiara. We literally used to leave the club 6, 7 o'clock in the morning.
We would always go stay at one of our apartments, whoever was closest, and whoever wasn't drunk, they could drive. And, like I said, by the time I laid my head down, I had to get back up because I was in school and I had another job. So, like I said, I used to have to decide, do you want to wash your face and go to work with no makeup on or do you want to get some rest? I'm 23 years old.
I'm going to sleep, bitch. Like I said, it's not something I'm like, oh, yeah, that's what... But, bitch, that's what the fuck it was. You had to, yeah. And we wasn't living in a time where, you know... Cute. But you're so cute without makeup. I feel like you would have been okay. No, 23-year-old me didn't know that, though. Because 23-year-old me didn't see that.
I didn't see girls showing up to the club with no makeup on, with lip gloss on, looking cute. We saw the black chinas with the middle part bust down, with the lashes on. That's what we saw. So we had to look like that. Because this was the era of the girls, the bartenders had to start looking like the dancers. Y'all didn't live that era.
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