Ooh La La
episodePreviously titled “Ooh la la” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 7, 2026
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Honestly, I feel safer around my people, and I feel accepted. I can talk to my girl like, damn, bitch, you got something for my kitchen? Even talking about hair products. Yeah. That's when my hair used to be fucked up. Bitch, I didn't know. I'm over here using Tresemme. Ooh la la. You need some just for me. You know what I'm saying? What was that other one? Aussie? The purple bottle.
Why is you using Aussie?
Yeah, bitch, why? Why is no black ass using Aussie? Why? You need some... L'Oreal.
You don't need no goddamn L'Oreal. You need ORS.
Hello? You need a little Dr. Miracle. And mind you, this was during the time now L'Oreal and all these products, they have the black lines that they... Yeah, they do now, yeah. Now... Then... That wasn't a thing before. It wasn't. No. You need some moisture, bitch. Yeah. But I'm just doing... If I don't go to my friend's house, I got to use their products. I stayed the night. We just got out the pool. I get out the pool looking like Martin Luther King. Yeah. Because you know I ain't had no hair back then. It was an afro. A little short, little thing. You was giving Florida everything. You know, a little something, something. Goddamn, damn, damn. Oh!
What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lex P. And it's your girl, Dre Nicole. And you are tuned in to another episode of Poor Minds. Where a drunk mind speaks sober thoughts. We ain't got no guests today. We ain't got no guests today. How you doing, Queen? I'm good. I'm a little sleepy, though. I am. I took a little nap. You did. I love a nap, bro. And that's what I needed. That's what I be telling people. Y'all need to get into the business of napping. I can't do it. It make me more sleepy. Especially if it's, like, a short nap. Like, I need long naps. Nap is supposed to be 20 minutes. I've heard that, but I need a long one if I'm gonna take one. 20 minutes don't do nothing for me but make me pissed off even more. See, I'm ready to go now.
I got that pep in my step. I wanna stay asleep. Mm-hmm. I feel you. It's better for me to just not even do it. Bro, I'm going through it right now. Why? Because, like, I just feel like social media... All the apps, y'all just be doing too much. Like, Instagram, right now, I can't send messages on Instagram. I ain't even do nothing, bro. I didn't. I posted a meme. You always doing something. I posted a meme on my story, and they said it was something sexual. I mean, it wasn't. Was it? No. It was just, like, somebody, like, twerking. I was like, oh, I'm excited because Ali coming in town this weekend.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–11:25
2
Why are the hosts frustrated with social media and censorship?
11:25–32:36
3
What do Lex and Drea think about the rise of tell-all documentaries and who should be held accountable?
32:36–48:35
4
How do Lex and Drea describe everyday racism and microaggressions in public spaces?
48:35–50:13
5
Why does Lex say attending an HBCU changed her understanding of Black identity and class?
50:13–52:42
6
What boundaries and practical advice do the hosts give about embarrassment during sex and ‘making a mess’ in bed?
52:42–57:33
7
Which music picks, listener questions and closing announcements wrap up the episode?
57:33–1:31:20