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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Y'all got to bartend before that or after that? You had to be a bad bitch to bartend, so I got to compete with a bitch who got a spaghetti thong in her ass. And I got to look something. The bartenders is still like that. I think it's worse now. Oh, yeah, it's worse now, but I was at the beginning era of that. Mm-hmm. So it was a lot more pressure. Like I said, nowadays, if you cute, you cute.
Because I used to be going to work, no makeup.
Y'all going to get this natural face. By the time, like, when I moved to Atlanta and, like, I was still kind of working in the club, oh, yeah. It was, I'm showing up. I can do a little lash. Yeah, a little lash. But when I was 23, that was what? That was 12 years ago. 12, 13 years ago. Baby, it was a different time. It was. Okay.
So, for me, I would definitely say being out all night and then getting up early. That's one that was cute back then, but I just can't do it now. I be so grumpy if I don't get at least seven hours of sleep. Like, I need at least a good seven hours. I be so grumpy, and you could tell. Like, I'm not trying to be here. Which, well, I take that back. You can't tell.
But I just know myself, and I feel like my temperament be a little off when I haven't got enough sleep. I think I do my best to still be nice and pleasant, but I need my sleep. I can't do it. But when I was younger...
I'm talking about be out till 6 in the morning, go to the club, go to the strip club, go to the after hours, creeping in when the sun coming up, and then got to be at work at 8 o'clock. That's how I used to be living. I can't do it no more. I really cannot. I love to be in my bed, tucked in, getting rid of bedtime stories. By 10 p.m. Yeah. I agree. I think being a homebody is okay. Yeah.
In your 20s, like, people make sense. Oh, you always want to be at home. Yeah, it's peaceful there. I'm safe there. In your 20s, though, I do. I feel like that's a little... You know... You're supposed to be outside and having fun. Yeah. I think about balance. Like I said, if I could go back to my 20s, I would be just a little bit more focused.
Because if I was focused in my 20s like I am now, I would be a millionaire by now. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? But to be the devil's advocate, it's people who was focused in their 20s and they still not millionaires, if that makes you feel better.
Yeah. I guess I just feel like I should have had more balance in my 20s. Oh, for sure. Because if you was out every night, you definitely needed some values. The nights I wasn't working, because mind you, I work at the club. So you would think on my days off, I would take a day off. Because I'm already in the... Baby, no. I'm like, oh, I'm going to work tonight. I'm going out.
That's why I say I was living a wild life. But I also think that was our culture too, right? Yes. When I was in college, it was all the way turnt up, swag, serve. Yes. All of that stuff, that was bottle serving. Rockstar lifestyle might not make it. Come on. We were in the club, clinking bottles together. We was leaving. We was wasted. Yeah. I'm wasted.
Man. That was the times. Now people are a little bit more cognizant. I don't wear tight jeans like the white boys, but I do get ready to like, yes, man. So now people, now they're a little more cognizant on what they're putting in their bodies, how they're acting in public. Yeah. The new generation is more into drugs and other things, not necessarily getting lit and turnt up like we were.
And you know, I'd be into dying.
Yeah. Oh, Lord have mercy. They be doing all them drugs and shit.
Ain't nobody got time for that. See, we loved some good old Hennessy back in my day. A little Four Loko. That's where we was going to take it.
But y'all be taking it too far. Y'all be taking it too far. Because I'm not even going to lie. I grew up with the white boys. you did y'all used to be cow tipping yeah like we used to be drunk but like the drug scene like I'm not gonna lie the coke yeah but I'm not gonna lie I'm not saying that coke is normal but coke that's they used to do that at uh what's that club called in New York
What was the drug? Studio 54. Studio 54. Like, that's an old school drug. No, yeah. Coke was like the drug of the 70s, the 80s. That's what I'm saying. But y'all, the shit that y'all doing now, like, it's a little different. They got some names I ain't never heard of and shit like that. Y'all on some different types of shit. They be wildin' these days. They be wildin'. The kids be wildin'.
And they do it in public, too.
They be on stream.
Bitch, what? Back in the day, you see, right, though, they would do it in private. The only way people would know you come out, you got a little... Oh, my God. No, listen, because that was a... Like, when the black girls started doing it, it was like, oh, my God. So when we used to be at Dreams, like, it was like, oh, let me look out for you type shit. Like, it was so...
down low because it was like, oh, my God. She do cold? Yes. It was like, oh, my God.
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