In episode three of Wake Up Ratchet City your hosts Nesto the Dunn, Chase Baines and Greg (Jimmy) run through a raw, unfiltered morning of local culture and national rap controversies. They break down the NLE Chopper / NBA YoungBoy discussion and viral diss video — debating whether music influences behavior or simply reflects it, and calling out haters, industry alliances and the spectacle around popularity. They also recap the Zay and Mr. Kane interview, unpacking the house break-in claim, loyalty between artists, and how podcast interviews can amplify messy disputes.

The hosts take callers and comment-section reactions from Shreveport, Baton Rouge and New Orleans — exploring regional rivalries, what it means to ‘pick sides,’ and why Black communities struggle with tough conversations. The episode touches on everyday life topics that listeners brought up: local club scenes, security and podcast safety, merch and promotion, and the pushback against critics who call the show "messy." They riff on Southern food culture too — debating the best chicken spots, local favorites like Southern Classic, and how regional pride comes out in food and music.

Throughout the episode the hosts keep it energetic and unscripted: joking, arguing, and calling out friends and co-hosts while reminding listeners to like, share and follow. Expect heated takes on artist behavior (YoungBoy, NLE Chopper, Moneybag Yo, G Herbo mentions), reflections on community support (including a discussion about food stamps), behind-the-scenes podcast logistics, and a parade of characters from the local scene. Tune in for blunt opinions, listener reaction segments, and the kind of neighborhood-level reporting and gossip that fuels Wake Up Ratchet City.