Hosted by Laila Jean Yu · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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Her Take by Laila Jean Yu Says is where pop culture meets consciousness and feminine evolution. Join Laila Jean Yu for real conversations on manifestation, spirituality, and the Black experience — from beauty and mindset to racial injustice and current events. This is your space for growth, truth-telling, and leveling up while staying soft, aware, and aligned.
Laila Jean Yu hosts Her Take by Laila Jean Yu Says, a society show with 12 episodes published.
In this episode of Her Take by Laila Jean Yu Says, Laila breaks down the patterns behind the rise and shift of 80s and 90s boy bands, inspired by the documentary Boy Band Confidential. From New Edition and Boyz II Men to
She did not fumble. She chose herself. When Lori Harvey ended her relationship with Michael B Jordan the internet called it a fumble. They said she threw away the perfect man. They said she was for the streets. They said
Chadwick Boseman was more than an actor. He was a symbol. A protector. A representation of what Black excellence looks like when it is given the space to be fully itself. In this episode Laila Jean Yu breaks down the cul
Hollywood loves Black culture—the music, the slang, the aesthetics—but when it comes to truly celebrating Black wins, the support gets real quiet. In this episode, I break down how Hollywood continues to tokenize Black a
Michael Jackson is one of the greatest artists to ever live. But how well do people actually know him? In this episode Laila and guest star Nya gives their unfiltered perspective on the new Michael movie, his legendary m
Every day Black women walk into professional spaces and pay a tax that nobody talks about. The grace tax. The invisible emotional labor of filtering your words, softening your truth, and performing composure in spaces th
For years, the media framed Naomi Campbell and Tyra Banks as rivals. But was there ever real beef — or was it projection? In this episode of Her Take, we unpack the modeling industry politics of the 90s, the emotional la
In this episode of Her Take Laila Jean Yu gets honest about the moment she stopped chasing and started becoming. After a toxic relationship in 2018 she had to face some uncomfortable truths about herself. What she was ch
In this episode, Laila unpacks the blurred lines between admiration and obsession in reality TV fandoms. Using Love Island as the lens, she explores parasocial relationships, toxic fandom culture, and the racial bias beh
At the 2026 BAFTA Awards, Tourette’s activist John Davidson involuntarily shouted the N-word while Delroy Lindo and Michael B. Jordan were presenting. The two Black men pushed through professionally. Nobody from BAFTA ch
When people talk about racism, they usually point to America. But what about Britain? There’s a global narrative that the UK is more polite. More progressive. Less aggressive. But politeness has never dismantled a system
Say Her Name wasn’t created for white women. It was created to center Black women — women whose lives have been historically ignored, erased, and devalued. In this episode, I break down the recent media reaction to Renee
Black History Month is not about comfort, guilt management, or performative kindness. In this episode, Laila unpacks how Black History Month often becomes a space where white people expect softness, reassurance, and emot
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