Drea Nicole
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4,045 appearances
43 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jul
Drea Nicole’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If you didn't, bitch, if you pulled up in a Prius, shame on you. Girl. Do they even still make Priuses? Yeah, they do. Yeah, they do. Because I was in an Uber one other day. Oh, I remember I used to want a Prius so bad. That's what I'm saying. A simple time. Oh, I used to want a big coupe. Because... Oh my God, I wanted a priest so bad when I was in my 20s because I just thought it was so cool.
He said I'm 23 years old and I ain't riding in a priest. And after that, I didn't want one at all. I was like... But you got Shane. Not the priest. But I say all that to say, even if you... And I'm not trying to talk We're not trying to talk down on people who are in their 30s working in the club. No, yeah. I think it's all about your mentality.
The goal should be to get the money to invest it or to do something else with it so that you're not 30 in the club. It's not nothing wrong if you are, but I personally just think that's not ideal.
Being 30 in the club is not a life plan. That's not where you should be, in my opinion. It's okay if you are there, but I feel like if you have been doing this for five, six years already, you should be out the club after year five. I was going to say year three. Year five, you should be out the club. You got to have an exit plan. And the money in the club is not how it even used to be.
Not at all. Oh, the niggas is not Big Meech or Larry Hoover no more. And Big Meech got out, and he been chilling. He don't even like how the club seem. Yeah. It ain't the same. The streets is dry. The streets is dry.
You niggas just... But I will say, people are trying to figure out how to get the legal money because we've realized it's no longevity in there. I'm not going to lie to you. I thought for a while, I was like, being a bartender is it. You wanted a trapper. What? I was like, I'm finna find my nigga. I'm finna be like the bartender.
Because you got to realize, that was a time where the Vegas was popping. And it was like, if you can make it to Vegas and bartend, it's a career out there. I'm like, they're clearing six figures a year. I was like, I can do that. Because not only am I fine, and I know how to work in a club scene, I can actually make drinks.
So even with that, I still had a bigger vision, but it's like, girl, get your old ass out the club. When I moved to Atlanta and I turned 30, I said, and they gave me an outfit to wear. I said, hey, I'm going to have to go. When they tried to give me the little spandex outfit, I said, hey, this was my last night working. I said, hey, you know what? It has been a fun time. I said, I can't do this.
That was probably my favorite thing, though. The outfit? Like, I feel like you could dress up and be cute and, like, couldn't nobody judge you for it.
I did that. We did that at Dreams. Like, we used to wear... I used to be behind the bar. I used to be in the phone. Oh, I remember you. I used to see you. I remember when me and Lex first became friends. I was like, oh, I done seen you before.
She be like, hi, girl. She used to love coming to the bar, give her her shrimp. No, that wasn't until we became friends. I'm talking about once we became friends. Oh, before? You're talking about before? See, I don't remember that. I used to be like, okay, girl, I see you.
Girl, shut the fuck up. I was like, okay, Lex P. I had all the local rappers. All the local rappers. You did.
Dreams was really like, that's a, that's one, but that's what I'm saying. That's one of the things about getting older where it's just like, I do feel bad for the youth. They didn't get that. Because they didn't get to experience it in our dreams clothes. Baby, I got woken up on a random Monday morning by my boss and said, get dressed. I'll get the girls together.
We got something happening tonight, baby. We went in there. It was Drake and, like, his friends. And it was, like, four or five dancers and just us. And it was a time, bitch. Like... We couldn't bring our phones in. But it's like, if I said this, they'd be like, you're making that up. No, I'm not. But if you knew dreams, this is what we used to do. I mean, and people have to understand, like...
Back in the day, I feel like it was easier to be around celebrities because everybody wasn't, like, recording. Yeah.
Think about when we was at primetime. Drake sitting right here.
DJ Eric. Rest in peace, though. Tho was DJing. Yeah. And nobody was doing none of this. Mm-hmm. Because we wasn't worried about that because that wasn't the thing to do back in 2013.
That's what I meant. Well, we was trying to get us one, but we was also working. We was working. Like, we was really trying to get our money. Like, you're not worried about... Because this is before you could get popular from clouds. Yeah. From recording people in a blog, picking it up. Blogs wasn't even looking at that type of stuff back in the day. They was posting real celebrity content.
That was the night I met... I forgot his name. We used to have him a name. One of my old babes. Oh.
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