On this week’s episode of Pour Minds, hosts Lex P and Drea return for a solo couch takeover that delivers equal parts absurdity, cultural commentary, and unfiltered honesty. Kicking things off with a statement guaranteed to spark debate, Lex declares Fetty Wap as “the greatest balladeer of our generation”—a take she stands by with full conviction.
From there, the episode spirals into a wide-ranging mix of hot takes and unexpected detours. The hosts revisit Future’s “Honest,” debating whether it qualifies as a ballad worthy of a slow-dance moment—or even a wedding playlist. They also touch on the cultural legacy of group dances like the Macarena, arguing it may have been the original TikTok challenge before the internet had a name for it.
The conversation shifts toward dance and whiteness in pop performance, with Lex and Drea dissecting how artists like Post Malone and Machine Gun Kelly are leaning into their whiteness after years of genre-crossing. They also give a shoutout to early-2000s white girl choreography, particularly during Britney Spears’ “In the Zone” era, and break down the timeless appeal of dances with step-by-step instructions like the Electric Slide and Cupid Shuffle.
Things get personal as the two dive into topics like erotic hypnosis, breathwork, and how mental engagement deepens sexual experiences. Drea shares why she’s never been “d-matized,” while Lex details how focusing on breath has shifted her perspective on intimacy.
The hosts also weigh in on the evolution of prom culture, questioning whether today’s teens are going over the top—or simply doing what past generations weren’t allowed to. They recall their own early 2000s prom experiences, including the price tags on dresses and limos, and call out millennials for projecting their prom regrets onto Gen Z. Their take? If parents can afford the spectacle, let them live.
The episode wraps with laughs, lessons, and a new unofficial rule for the culture: “Thou shalt not wear see-through thongs to dinner.” As always, Lex and Drea are just being honest.
