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In this short TikTok‑style YouTube clip, Dr. Jameca Cooper presents a brief, humorous exchange where Speaker A asks, “What you got?” The line is framed as a therapist’s prompt, serving to normalize the idea that Black individuals seek therapy. By pairing the question with the video’s hashtags (#mentalhealth, #humor, #fyp, #racks), the creator uses comedy to challenge stereotypes, reduce stigma, and encourage viewers—especially Black audiences—to consider mental‑health care as a routine, relatable topic.

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