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

Exploring Allegations: Tony Busby vs Jay-Z

In this gripping episode, we dive deep into the controversial allegations against rap mogul Jay-Z, who is accused of being involved in a decade-old incident at an MTV VMA after-party. This discussion gains more intrigue as Tony Busby, a reputed lawyer known for facing legal battles head-on, represents the accuser. The episode critically examines the circumstances surrounding the allegations, the role of alcohol and drugs, and the societal factors involved in such high-profile cases.
We'll also explore the public's reaction and the broader implications of such allegations in the hip-hop industry. This conversation further delves into historical patterns and discusses the possible legal strategies that could unfold. Join us as we attempt to discern truth from speculation, exploring all avenues to uncover the reality behind these serious allegations. As always, the truth matters.

Throwback Vibes and Trail Riding Blues with Prince R&B Poo

Join hosts  nestothadon   & packman in the latest episode of "That Ain't My Business" as they welcome the smooth-voiced Prince R&B Poo, who graces the podcast with his charismatic presence. Dive into an engaging conversation filled with nostalgia, as they reminisce about school days, early music journeys, and the captivating power of R&B.
Discover how Prince R&B Poo transitioned from an adolescent crooner to a sensation within the trail ride blues scene, sharing insights on his enduring passion for music. Laugh along with the hosts as they recall memorable, sometimes hilarious, experiences, including daring escapades and music industry tales.
This episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of a musician who, despite challenges, remained true to his roots and rose to prominence as a beloved figure in Southern Soul. Catch exclusive stories about industry legends, musical inspirations like Avant and Sir Charles Jones, and the enduring love for soulful melodies that keep audiences coming back for more.

Unfiltered Conversations on Shreveport’s Hottest Rappers

In this episode of "That Ain't My Business But Let's Talk About It," hosts Nesto Tha Don and Pac-Man dive into a lively discussion about the hottest rappers in Shreveport. Broadcasted straight from "Motion City," they kick things off with some high-energy vibes, setting the tone for an episode filled with bold opinions and unabashed commentary.
The episode centers around a spirited debate on the top five rappers currently dominating the Shreveport rap scene. Featuring insights from regular guest Hollywood, the conversation doesn't shy away from controversy, tackling some of the big names and questioning who truly deserves a spot on the list. Amidst the passionate exchanges, listeners get a real sense of the local music landscape, spotlighting both well-known figures and emerging talent.
Rich with local color and unfiltered humor, this episode captures the essence of Shreveport's cultural tapestry, leaving no stone unturned in the quest to identify the city's next big thing in hip-hop. Don't miss out on the vibrant dialogue and underlying insights into what makes these artists stand out in a crowded industry.

”Left Behind at the Bayou Classic: She Left Me Because I Wouldn’t Sleep With Her! (Viral Story)”

Road Trip Gone Wrong: The Bayou Classic Story You Won't Believe! 🚗💨🏈
A group of friends set out on an epic road trip to New Orleans for the iconic Bayou Classic football game, but things took a wild turn that no one saw coming. 😱 What started as fun, football, and French Quarter vibes turned into a viral nightmare when one friend was left stranded in the Big Easy by a coochie-crazy companion!
Tune in as we go live with [Guest's Name], who shares her shocking and horrific story of how she made it back home after the bizarre and outrageous ordeal. She reveals the details of the fallout, including the jaw-dropping reason she was left behind: her refusal to get intimate with her so-called friend.
This is a story of betrayal, survival, and the lessons learned from a friendship gone wrong. You won't want to miss this one—laughs, gasps, and maybe even a few tears are guaranteed.
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From the Trenches to Triumph: Geechee’s Journey in Music and Life

Welcome to another exciting episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It," hosted by Nesto tha Don and PTB Ugly Man. In this episode, they are joined by a special guest from Monroe, Louisiana, who is making waves in the music scene—Geechie World, also known as Drewskii.
Geechie shares his journey from the streets of Monroe to becoming a rising star in the music industry. He talks about his unique name's origins, drawing inspiration from a conversation in Florida, and how it stuck with him. The episode dives deep into Geechie's musical influences, his brother's pivotal role in his career, and the challenges he faced growing up in a rough neighborhood.
The hosts and Geechie engage in a lively discussion about the music scene in Louisiana, the importance of authenticity in lyrics, and the struggles artists from North Louisiana face in gaining recognition. Geechie also opens up about his time in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and how it shaped his perspective and approach to music.
Throughout the episode, the conversation touches on various topics, including relationships, loyalty, and the impact of family. Geechie's dedication to his craft and his children shines through as he discusses his motivations and aspirations.
Join us for an insightful and entertaining conversation with Geechie World, as we explore the intersections of music, life, and the relentless pursuit of success.

Setting the Record Straight with RSB1: A Story of Hustle, Music, and Clearing the Air

Welcome to another engaging episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It," hosted by Nesto the Dunn and Pegman. In this episode, we dive deep into the life and hustle of a special guest, RSB1, also known as Ratchet Shreveport Baby. RSB1 joins the conversation to set the record straight about a viral incident involving a well-known rapper, The Baby, and to clear up some misunderstandings.

Throughout the episode, RSB1 shares his journey in the music industry, from his early days hustling with The Baby and his brother to his aspirations of putting Shreveport on the map. He reveals the origin of his moniker, RSB, and his mission to unite his city's talents under his self-created label.

The episode takes a candid look at the challenges RSB1 faced, including his run-ins with the law and his time spent in a group home. He opens up about his experience of being on the run for two years and how these events have shaped him as an artist and a person.

Listeners will also hear RSB1's thoughts on the local music scene, his inspiration from global artists like NBA Youngboy, and his take on the ongoing narratives in the hip-hop world involving artists like Lil Durk and King Von. The discussion touches on the significance of loyalty, the pressures of the industry, and the pursuit of respect over cool points.

Join us for this raw and unfiltered conversation that encapsulates the spirit of determination and the quest for authenticity in the rap game. Whether you're a fan of hip-hop or intrigued by the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the music industry, this episode offers insights and stories that are sure to resonate.

”Louisiana Film Tax Credit Crisis: 50 Cent’s Role & Shreveport’s Future | Craig Lee Speaks Out”

In this engaging episode of "That Ain't My Business," hosts Nesto Tha Don and Pac-Man are joined by their regular guest, Craig Lee, also known as Troublemaker, to delve into the intricate issues surrounding the Louisiana film tax credit situation. Broadcasting live from Motion City, Craig brings his wealth of knowledge to the table, focusing particularly on the state of Louisiana and the implications for Shreveport.
The conversation begins with a detailed analysis of the film industry tax credits, which have positioned Louisiana as a prime location for film and television production. The hosts and Craig discuss the political machinations threatening these incentives, highlighting the significant role of Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and his social media influence as he advocates for his G-Unit film production venture in Shreveport.
The episode further explores the contentious political landscape in Louisiana, examining the actions of local politicians and their impacts on economic development. Craig passionately discusses the importance of strategic political engagement and the necessity for grassroots mobilization to ensure representation that truly serves community interests.
Listeners are also treated to insightful commentary on broader political dynamics, including the influence of identity politics, the role of donor money in shaping party agendas, and the ongoing challenges faced by African-descendant communities in navigating these complex systems.
Join Nesto Tha Don, Pac-Man, and Craig Lee for a thought-provoking discussion that not only tackles pressing local issues but also provides a window into the larger political and economic forces at play.

”Loyalty & Lessons: Dabyabya Speaks on Betrayal, Fame & the Hustle”

Welcome to another electrifying episode of "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It," where hosts Nesto Tha Donand OTF Pac-Man delve into the gritty realities of Shreveport, Louisiana. This episode is packed with raw energy, street tales, and unfiltered opinions, as they are joined by recurring guest Dabyabya and aspiring artist Wild Bill.
The hosts kick off the show with a discussion about Dabyabya's recent viral moments and an altercation caught on camera, which spirals into a conversation about trust, street politics, and the consequences of past actions. Dabyabya shares a personal story about a betrayal involving a cash app scam that led to a public confrontation. The narrative unfolds with gripping detail, keeping listeners on the edge of their seats.
As the episode progresses, the conversation shifts to the music scene, highlighting Dabyabya's upcoming mixtape, "Byabya Finesse," and his journey to making it big. The hosts and guests also discuss the challenges of maintaining authenticity and dealing with shady business practices in the industry.
The episode takes a humorous turn with candid confessions and amusing anecdotes about relationships, loyalty, and life in Shreveport. From tales of strip club encounters to the ups and downs of love, the dialogue is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Towards the end, the hosts delve into national headlines, including the controversy surrounding rapper Lil Durk, and speculate on the future of hip-hop's most notorious figures. The episode wraps up with the hosts reflecting on the importance of community and resilience in the face of adversity.
Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions, laughter, and street wisdom, as "That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It"brings you an unfiltered look into the lives of those hustling to make a name in the world of music and beyond.