Скачать или смотреть Smoove DA RB EXPOSES Street Code Truth: Ratting, Paperwork & Rap Credibility Debate

In this explosive episode of That Ain’t My Business But Let’s Talk About It, Nesto Tha Don and PTB Uglyman sit down with Smoove da RB for one of the most intense conversations we’ve had yet.
Smoove opens up about why he calls himself an “exterminator” and what that title represents in today’s rap culture. The discussion dives deep into the meaning of loyalty, reputation, and how paperwork and public records have become central to credibility in the social-media era.
The crew debates:
• The difference between “ratting” and “telling”
• Whether third-party or civilian testimony changes public perception
• How accusations spread online and impact careers
• If street credibility still matters in a streaming-driven industry
• Whether younger artists view loyalty differently than previous generations
Smoove also shares personal experiences from Louisiana’s rap scene, including moments that shaped his perspective and challenged his principles. Baton Rouge, Sherwood, and Shreveport are all part of the conversation as the hosts examine how local culture influences how artists are judged.
Beyond street talk, the episode breaks down the business side of hip-hop — managers, promoters, labels, and the pressure to succeed. Can artists separate commercial success from personal reputation? Has the modern music industry blurred the lines between authenticity and opportunity?
This isn’t just an interview — it’s a passionate debate about culture, accountability, and the evolution of Southern hip-hop in the age of paperwork, viral clips, and digital receipts.
🎙️ Watch the full episode and drop your thoughts in the comments.
Do you think credibility still matters in today’s rap scene?
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