“I’m Not a Stripper”: Loatinover Pounds Sets Boundaries On Stage Etiquette
“I’m Not a Stripper”: Loatinover Pounds Sets Boundaries On Stage Etiquette. In a scene where artists often welcome anything that rains from the sky — especially if it’s money — Pretoria’s own Loatinover Pounds is flipping the script.
In a bold and unapologetic statement posted on social media, the “Sosh Plata” hitmaker clarified that he’s not here for tips — especially not while performing on stage. “Don’t care how much you got, please don’t tip me when I’m on stage. Ake stripper.”
The blunt message left fans both amused and reflective. Known for his lyrical grit and street-rooted authenticity, Loatinover Pounds isn’t afraid to challenge norms in the hip-hop scene. While some artists might embrace the flashy showmanship of being showered with money mid-performance, Loatinover sees it as disrespect—a distraction from the art.
The statement also opens up a deeper conversation about how artists, particularly rappers, are treated during live performances. Is the money-throwing culture a sign of appreciation or a power move? For Loatinover, the message is loud and clear: respect the craft, not just the image.
Fans took to the comments to share their thoughts. Some praised him for standing on principle, while others joked about how the club era has truly gone too far. Either way, it’s clear that Loatinover Pounds is not here for gimmicks — he’s here to rap, and he wants the world to listen. As he continues to rise in South Africa’s evolving hip-hop landscape, this moment is just another reminder that Loatinover Pounds is moving on his terms — no tips necessary.
