That Ain’t My Business ,But Let’s Talk About it!

AIB Shotta: From the Streets to the Studio – The Hustle, The Struggle, The Come Up

Join us for an unfiltered, uncut, and uncensored deep dive into the life of AIB Shotta, the enigmatic rapper who's made just as much noise in the streets as he has in the booth. This ain’t just another interview—it’s a front-row seat to a real and raw journey through the highs, the lows, and the lessons that shaped him.
🎤 What’s Inside the Episode?
🔸 AIB Shotta breaks down his rise in the rap game, the grind behind the name, and what it really takes to make it out.
🔸 The moment things got real—from the fast life to the hard consequences.
🔸 Rap beef, street politics, and loyalty—navigating friendships and foes in the industry and beyond.
🔸 The lessons from life behind bars—how prison shaped his mindset, his music, and his next moves.
🔸 Stories of Cedar Grove, street legends, and the code of survival—raw memories that reveal the reality behind the lyrics.
🔸 Guns, glory, and the pursuit of peace—can you really leave the streets behind?
This ain’t just about street cred—it’s about family, loyalty, and the unbreakable will to win. From childhood struggles to industry challenges, AIB Shotta pulls back the curtain and gives it to you straight—no filter, no cap.
🎧 Click play now and step into AIB Shotta’s world. This is more than an episode—it’s a story of survival, resilience, and the raw essence of hip-hop.
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Behind Bars and Beyond: Surviving the Streets with Tali6an Manigo

Hey there, welcome to another episode of That Ain't My Business, where the stories are as raw as they get. I'm your guy, Ness Dota Dunn, and I'm hanging out with the infamous voice of the streets, Pac-Man. This time, we've got a special guest, Taliban Manigo, joining us to spill the tea on his extraordinary life.
Manigo opens up about the chaos of growing up in a tough neighborhood, with his dad locked away and the streets calling his name. From the tender age of 13, he found himself tangled in serious legal troubles, facing accusations and living life on edge. It's a story of survival, street wisdom, and tough lessons learned the hard way.
In this episode, he doesn't hold back, sharing heart-pounding tales of escaping juvenile facilities, challenging the system, and the emotional rollercoaster of life on the run. He gives us a glimpse into his world—where every decision counts and the stakes are sky-high.
But it's not all about the past. Manigo also reveals his dreams for a fresh start, shedding the old skin, and pursuing legit paths like real estate and trucking. It's a candid chat that dives deep into the mind of a young man ready to turn his life around, all while keeping it real with the crew that stood by him.
Tune in for laughter, jaw-dropping moments, and the realness you won’t hear anywhere else. It's not just Manigo's business; it's a shared journey of resilience, redemption, and the relentless pursuit of a better future.

Terrance Gangsta Williams Talks Maine Musik vs Tec, 50 Cent, Big Meech, Charleston White & Hotboys

Welcome back, folks, to another exciting episode of 'That Ain't My Business'. It's your boy, Nestothadonn, and I'm here with my co-host, Pac-Man, the voice of the hood, here to serve up some truth and laughs straight from Ratchet City. This episode, we've got a special guest back in the building, bringing his charismatic charm and candid stories from the streets.
We dive right into the hot topics, discussing the beef between Maine and Tech. Who's at fault? We're breaking down the drama and keeping it real. From colorism to rap battles, we're dissecting what really went down and who's playing the blame game. Expect some serious laughs and unfiltered opinions.
But it's not all beef and confrontation. We're also reminiscing about good times, sharing tales from the past, and even dropping some wisdom about navigating Shreveport safely and soundly. If you're planning to head to the Human Harmony gathering this year, we've got tips on booking hotels in advance, because ain't nobody want to be scrambling at the last minute!
Our special guest brings a touch of wisdom and plenty of bold statements, from navigating the rap scene to discussing industry politics. Whether it's choosing sides between Rick Ross and 50 Cent or debating who started the latest rap beef, nothing's off-limits in this lively discussion.
Plus, we dish on everything from community support to the nature of real loyalty among artists, all with a dash of humor and straight-up honesty. And you know we can't go an episode without talking about love, life, and the pursuit of three girlfriends - shout out to Shreveport women!
So tune in, lean back, and enjoy this no-holds-barred conversation. We're here to keep it real, keep it funny, and most importantly, keep it relatable. Stay connected, because we're diving deep into the heart of the streets, where every story has more than one side. Let's get talking!

la spank ”Comedy and Chaos: Inside the Wild World of That Ain’t My Business”

Welcome back to another uproarious episode of That Ain't My Business with your favorite hosts Bart Nesto, Pac-Man, and Lil Selma. This week, the crew turns up the volume on unfiltered conversation, diving headfirst into everything from unspoken street wisdom and local rap drama to unexpected studio tales. As always, La Spank's return marks yet another episode of high-energy discussions and side-splitting humor.
Throughout this episode, you'll find yourself on a rollercoaster of topics, as our hosts pull no punches in their take on the music industry, local gossip, and hilarious personal anecdotes. Their chemistry keeps the laughs rolling, whether they're debating the merits of female presidents or the complexities of studio deals gone awry. They're unapologetic, raw, and never shy away from asking the tough—or downright bizarre—questions.
This week promises a special twist, as our hosts dig deeper into their musical journeys, revealing a blend of untold stories, heartfelt aspirations, and the real hustle behind their passion for music. From reminiscing on school days to sharing tales of wild studio sessions in Memphis, this episode takes you on a behind-the-scenes look at the life they're living outside of the spotlight. So, tune in for the camaraderie, the chaos, and the belly laughs, as That Ain't My Business promises another unforgettable listening experience.

Wild Yella & Polkk EXPOSES The Industry! Talks Hurricane Beef, Bay Bay, Song Samples & NBA YoungBoy

Wild Yella & Polkk EXPOSES The Industry! Talks Hurricane Beef, Bay Bay, Song Samples & NBA YoungBoy

Yung L.A. pulls up to Shreveport after viral confrontation & getting emotional in his last interview

Welcome to an exclusive episode of "That Ain’t My Business, but Let’s Talk About It," where your hosts bring you insights and stories straight from the heart of Ratchet City. Join Nesto tha Don, Pac-Man the hood voice box, and PTV Ugly, as they delve into the pulse of the streets and the lives of those who live it. In this special edition, we invite you to experience the vibrant narrative of resilience, loyalty, and the unyielding spirit that defines the community.
The episode kicks off with raw authenticity and humor as the hosts reminisce about past experiences and the unforgettable characters they've met along the way. We take a ride through the colorful streets of Tumerville, Elboro Road, and Cleveland, stopping at pivotal moments that shaped their outlook on life and music. Their candid conversations reveal the trials of growing up in an environment where every day is a hustle, but where ties of friendship and brotherhood remain unbreakable.
As emotions run high, we travel back with Nesto the Dunn to the challenges of a misspent youth, branded by vivid memories and hard lessons learned. In an animated recount of his journey, you’ll discover how the pressures of societal expectations and personal loss have sculpted his formidable persona. This episode is not just about survival, but about thriving against the odds.
Listeners will be captivated by the lively exchanges, imbued with the unique vernacular and streetwise wisdom of the hosts. From impromptu freestyles that echo the sounds of today’s Atlanta to the softer musings on the eternal themes of love and betrayal, this episode offers a prism through which the harsh beauty of their world is filtered.
Engage with tales of the music scene's evolution, as seasoned stories from collaborators like Lil Durk and Bodil intertwine with youthful aspirations. The journey through music reflects the broader narrative of an unyielding spirit that refuses to be silenced, showcasing the affirming power of art to heal and inspire.
Join us in this riveting episode that captures the essence of Ratchet City, a place teeming with energy, ambition, and the stories that bind its people. This is a powerful testament to the artistic and cultural heartbeat of the community, resonating with every beat, rhyme, and rhythm shared.

”Behind the Beats: DaByabya Return to the Streets”

Welcome to another electrifying episode of "That Ain't My Business But Let's Talk About It", where Nesto the Dunn and Peyton Manor immerse you in the vibrant rhythms of the streets with none other than DaBaby. Returning to the spotlight, DaBaby talks about his latest hit "The Bourne Show" and opens up about his journey in the music industry, his roots in Port Louisiana, and the stories behind the beats that have everyone buzzing.
As beats drop and stories unfold, DaBaby offers a glimpse into his world—sharing not just his tracks but his truths. From tales of past flames to the realities of evolving friendship dynamics, DaBaby keeps it raw, real, and endlessly entertaining. Hear about his surprising connections, his freestyle prowess, and his love for making music that defies boundaries and expectations.
In a candid conversation infused with humor and heartfelt admissions, discover what DaBaby treasures most when the spotlight fades and why music remains his unshakeable passion. Packed with exclusive tracks and genuine laughs, this episode is not just a listen—it's an experience.

Meet Mr. Mandigo: The Creator of the Ratchet Movement”

Join us for an explosive episode of "That Ain't My Business" as we dive deep into a compelling narrative straight from the streets to the studio. This episode features the legendary Nesto, tha Don, your gritty co-host, Pac-Man, the hood's voice box, and a special guest, known far and wide as Mr. Mandigo, a.k.a. the Ratchet King. Together, they unravel the gritty tapestry of a life defined by hustle, loyalty, and the uncompromising truth of the music business.
Step into the shoes of Mr. Mandigo as he takes us back to the early 90s. Witness the birth of the Ratchet movement in Cedar Grove, a testament to the power of street culture and ingenuity. Feel the tension as he recalls how he navigated the treacherous waters of the music industry, with tales of him hustling on late nights, the formation of the original Ratchet crew, and how he invested his life savings into this raw sound that would become an anthem for many.
Experience the harsh reality of prison life and the contrasting world Mandigo faced upon his release. From the unexpected challenges and industrial betrayals to his endeavors to reclaim his legacy, every moment is a revelation. Discover the intricate relationships with artists like Boosie and Webbie, as the narrative unfolds about remixes, collaborations, and the truth behind industry rumors.
As tensions from the streets bleed into conversations, ponder the struggle of maintaining family ties and integrity amidst chaos. Listen to tales about his sons, reflecting on future hopes while grappling with past mistakes, revealing a heart-wrenching yet redemptive story of resilience. This is not just a portrayal of an individual; it's a narrative about community, ambition, and change.
Feel the excitement, the pain, and the resolve in this captivating episode that offers a rare look into the life of an icon in the Ratchet culture. Discover how the past informs the present, as Mr. Mandigo stands undeterred, proving once more why his story is one of enduring legacy and undeniable influence.