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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They wrote an article, I want to say maybe in Cosmo or someone, People Magazine, they were like, oh, receding hairlines are hot now. Check out Walton Goggins in White Lotus. And I'm just like, it's so crazy because they did this a couple of years ago with the dad bod of men who have bellies. We will change what the beauty standard is to fit what a white man looks like.
But when it comes to women, white, black, Mexican, whatever, we gotta have a 23-inch waist, 40-inch hips, no cellulite, no stress marks, no wrinkles. We got to put Botox. We got to plump up the lips. We got to make sure we got all our edges. Oh, my God. You know what I'm saying? The beauty standard never changes for us. And speaking of, I have a Botox appointment tomorrow.
Oh, I need to hit mine up, too, because mine is getting a little... Yeah, I said before the premiere. Yeah, it's right. I need a little re-up. I do need a little re-up myself. It's going to hit right before that. Because they see the comments, let's stop touching your face. I haven't seen Helen in a year and a half, bitch. Leave me alone. So it's time for my re-up. Who be saying that?
Who be saying that? They be in the comments talking about let's stop touching your face. I'm like, I haven't gotten anything done in a year and a half. Like, literally. Literally. they just be looking at old episodes.
Because, baby, face card, it does not decline. All right, all right, all right. But anyway, but again, like I said, your relationship with your body does have to change because... your body is going to change. It's natural. You gonna gain weight. You gonna lose weight. Like, it's okay. And like I said, the media and social media is easier on men than it is on us.
Because, like I said, I love him, but who wants a receding hairline? Not me. Just go bald. Yeah, his haircut is crazy. And that's genetic, too. And it's, like, long.
It's receiving.
I want to see the photo. And he got a ball. Well, he doesn't really wear this in real life. Does he wear it in real life? That's how it look on this picture. It does look like this on this picture, but this is how it is on the show.
It's way back then. It's a bald spot in the back. But mind you, he's an amazing actor. And I feel like there be some people, we're not here for the way you look. We are here for your talent. And he is one of them. He was in The Hateful Eight. If you are a fan of, he was in Django. If you are a fan of, what's his name? Quentin Tarantino. Quentin Tarantino.
Y'all know I love me some Quentin Tarantino. Quentin loves him down. But he's been in a lot of movies. He's an A-list actor. He's actually really fucking hilarious. But I just think it's so funny because since when is receding hairlines attractive? What are we talking about here? So, yeah, people will change their views on stuff. You should change your views on yourself. Be confident.
You get this body. This is what you're in. So, do you feel like confidence in your 30s is more about what you look like or how you feel? I think it's a mixture of both. Because you got to... I hate... It's a little gray area. But you got to look good to feel good, if I'm being honest. But that's why I agree with you. You think so?
Yes, because I got in the gym... Like, I used to be... Like I said, I played volleyball year-round. And when I got to college... I just started to get into more media stuff. So I really stopped going to the gym. I didn't start getting back into the gym until, like, a year ago. Two years I've been in, like, the gym. And, like, I work out.
And now how I feel about my body, like, okay, I go to the gym. I know what the gym does to my body. I'm like, okay, so this is what my body looks like. I done been laid on the table. I done worked out. I done dieted. I done ate everything. This is what my body is. So it's like you come with that acceptance. And I'm like, bitch, I look good, though.
I'm 35 years old and I look like this? Hell yeah, I look good. But it also comes with, I do take care of myself. I drink a lot of fucking water. I don't drink every day. I go to the gym. Even if I'm not lifting weights, like I said, I kind of fell off of the gym, but guess what I was still doing? I'm still getting up and I'm moving my ass. And that's one thing the girls don't do.
Y'all have to realize, if you don't get up and move, Your body going to stop moving. I think for me, I have, like, my mom was beautiful. She died at 48, but she was gorgeous. Like, she was the mom that every, all my friends would be like, damn, your mom a fine type thing.
Your mom was beautiful. I had good, I felt like I had good genes, so I didn't feel like I needed to work out all the time. So, really, last year was the first time that I actually started going to the gym and being active, but I could feel my, like, my hips would be tight.
I was just very lethargic a lot. And it wasn't until I started going consistently that I started to feel more energized. I had just a little bit more get up and go and feeling more focused and Like you said earlier, laser focused on what I wanted to do and what I needed to accomplish.
So I do think that you actually getting active, moving your body, that not only contributes to your fitness goals, but also like your mentality, your focus, you're more clear. And I feel like a different person than how I was before I started going to the gym just last year, in just that time. And now I walk by the mirror like Meg said, be like, damn, okay. Period.
I'm going to go flat flat ass on fat fat. Exactly. I 100% feel you. I just did a video on my YouTube channel. Where I was talking about things that I feel like you should know when you get into your 30s. For the girls that are still like in their 20s and maybe even like early 30s too. But I was just like, I'm so glad that I started my fitness journey.
But I wish that it was something that I took more seriously when I was in my 20s. Because I think, yeah, when you're in your 20s, you're just like, oh, I look good. I'm fine. My metabolism is slow. And I'm always going to be like this. But then when you get to your 30s, you realize, okay, it's slowing down a little bit. Things ain't in the same place. Gravity is taking place.
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