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

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From Viral TikToks to 318 Food Fest: Inside Rich Auntie Dada's Rise

From Viral TikToks to 318 Food Fest: Inside Rich Auntie Dada's Rise23 mrt53 min

In this lively episode of That Ain’t My Business But Let’s Talk About It, hosts PTB Ugly and Nesto Tha Don sit down with special guest Rich Auntie Da’Da’ — a popular content creator, event planner, and food reviewer who built a name for herself after going viral on TikTok. Rich Auntie Da’Da’ opens up about her personal journey, including dealing with loss in 2020, moving back to Shreveport, and how social media changed the direction of her life and career. She breaks down her honest approach to food reviews, shares some of her favorite local spots like Gibbons and J&D Café, and talks about the backlash that can come with giving real opinions online. The conversation also dives into the creation of the 318 Food Fest, what it takes to run successful events, and how she balances influence, business, and authenticity in a city where everybody knows everybody. Along the way, the crew gets into travel, private school and college experiences, conspiracies, politics, New Orleans comparisons, clout chasing, and plenty of wild Shreveport humor. This episode is funny, unfiltered, and full of real talk about food, culture, influence, and what it means to stand out in a small city. Topics discussed: Rich Auntie Da’Da’s viral TikTok rise Food reviews and restaurant reactions Free food, honesty, and online backlash The 318 Food Fest Life in Shreveport Travel stories and favorite destinations Social media pressure and influencer culture Politics, beliefs, and personal choices Clout vs talent in local culture Subscribe for more interviews, debates, and Louisiana culture talk from That Ain’t My Business But Let’s Talk About It. #RichAuntieDaDa #ThatAintMyBusiness #NestoThaDon #PTBUgly #Shreveport #LouisianaPodcast #FoodReviewer #TikTokCreator #318FoodFest #ShreveportPodcast