That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk: Juszae Truth on Boosie, Vlad & the Industry

Join the crew on That Ain't My Business, But Let's Talk About It for an unfiltered episode featuring guest Zay and hosts Nesto the Dunn and Chance Banz. The conversation ranges from streaming and Patreon strategies to the value of features in 2026, plus behind-the-scenes takes on the music business and label clearance stories (including a shout to Kevin Gates).The panel dives into hot topics: the Boosie–Vlad controversy and Charleston White’s role, questions of loyalty and payment for interviews, and the tension between street credibility and business sense. They also debate regional pride — Detroit vs. Louisiana — and how Southern music styles continue to influence national scenes.Personal and local issues come up as well: parenting and touring life, the Tequila Fest and afterparty plans, pole-dancing retirement, local film projects and the challenges of production, plus concerns about gun violence, recent incidents affecting Baton Rouge and Houston, and the complexities of self-defense and community intervention programs.Listeners get anecdotes about the Gucci/robbery story, industry negotiation dynamics, and why some artists are blackballed from corporate opportunities. The hosts and guests name-check artists, producers, and platforms shaping the scene—Boosie, Kevin Gates, Kai, Booster, Vlad, Uncle Bang, Savage, and many local rising acts—while sharing raw barbershop-style debate, humor, and hometown loyalty.Expect candid opinions, behind-the-scenes industry insight, heated back-and-forths, and local flavor as the cast discusses what it means to build a Louisiana platform, promote your city, and balance street roots with long-term business strategy. Subscribe and listen for a full dose of culture, controversy, and conversation from the Bayou.