Join hosts Nesto Da Dunn and PTB Ugly for a raw, no-holds-barred conversation with Barbiana, one of the most talked-about female rappers out of Shreveport. This episode covers her rise in the local scene, the frustrations of missed video visuals, and the strategy behind promoting tracks beyond the 318 — including analytics, TikTok-driven virality, and why Dallas sometimes shows up bigger than home.

Barbiana digs into personal stories that shaped her image: club performances that surprised her, relationships and dating in the spotlight, behind-the-scenes drama with collaborators, and how loyalty and double-crossing have affected her career. Expect candid, explicit anecdotes about sex, hookups, being ‘burnt,’ and the price of being too genuine in a business built on image.

The hosts debate music culture and legacy — Cash Money vs. No Limit, Lil Wayne’s evolution, Master P’s catalog — and highlight local female talent, naming names and arguing who’s underrated or overrated in Louisiana. They also talk about performing, monetization (flyers, pay and when to demand a cut), getting stage visuals together, and the grind of turning viral buzz into sustainable success.

Conversation swings from funny and intimate moments (dating stories, body image, dressing for shows) to darker, conspiratorial takes — including a discussion about a recent Texas flood tragedy and broader mistrust of institutions. Through it all the tone is brash, humorous and emotionally honest: Barbiana explains her freestyle approach, why she said “fuck the 318” on a record, and what she expects next.

Listeners should expect explicit language, unfiltered storytelling, music-industry trade talk, and plenty of local color — from club drama and beauty-shop video ideas to the realities of being a female artist in a small market. If you want candid insight into hustling for attention, turning controversy into traction, and the messy human side of rap life, this episode delivers.