Keke Palmer hosts a game segment with Michelle Obama called 'Keep it, Change it, Leave it.' Palmer presents two topics for judgment: 'power suits' and 'being the first.' Obama decides to 'keep' power suits, which leads to a humorous tangent about her hatred for pantyhose, and then emphatically decides to 'keep' the concept of 'being the first,' explaining the importance of continuing to break barriers.
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One of my favorite things about style is that it evolves with us as we age. That said…there are a few trends that I think should evolve, too—or go extinct altogether! I had so much fun spending time with you all at @essencefest and sharing the stage with my girl, @Keke. Whether you’re building confidence, chasing purpose, or simply looking for wisdom, humor, and heart—this episode is a can’t-miss!
Transcript
Gonna tell me if you wanna keep it, change it, leave it, and then you'll tell me a little bit of why, maybe. Okay. Okay. Here we go. The first one is power suits. Keep it. You no, there's nothing wrong with a good power suit, especially if you can wear pants. I I hate pantyhose. I am done. Pantyhose always tier. Like, why they make them so thin? You know, that's why they mess with us. They they make us wear something that you rank wear once. It's it's a dumb thing, dumb invention. Being the worst, like, the first, you know, carpenter, the first, you know, black female president. Keep it for sure. We wanna This lady, I mean. Like, we better be ready for some worst. There's a lot of stuff we didn't get to do, so we wanna keep the worst. We still have we got our ways to we got a lot of stuff we're trying to get in. So we wanna definitely keep that. People are hard on the first, but I feel the same way as you do. Better continue to break down the world. We're prepared for it. We've been preparing for you.