Adrian Brambila
👤 PersonAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
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Hey, thanks so much for having us.
Well, I think the first thing I like to talk about is in college, my parents, they actually, I grew up in a Mexican household. They, to a deficit, saved so much money to make me the very first brambula to graduate college debt-free. So always will be indebted and grateful for them. And then my first semester in college, what did I do with that amazing gift?
Well, I think the first thing I like to talk about is in college, my parents, they actually, I grew up in a Mexican household. They, to a deficit, saved so much money to make me the very first brambula to graduate college debt-free. So always will be indebted and grateful for them. And then my first semester in college, what did I do with that amazing gift?
Well, I think the first thing I like to talk about is in college, my parents, they actually, I grew up in a Mexican household. They, to a deficit, saved so much money to make me the very first brambula to graduate college debt-free. So always will be indebted and grateful for them. And then my first semester in college, what did I do with that amazing gift?
I started partying and drinking and like doing what everyone else was doing. And then when I came back after first semester to my, my dad, he asked, are you working hard and studying? And I lied to him. I said, Yeah, of course I am. Like, of course. And then on my flight back to Dubuque, Iowa, I went to a really private, small school. I felt really guilty.
I started partying and drinking and like doing what everyone else was doing. And then when I came back after first semester to my, my dad, he asked, are you working hard and studying? And I lied to him. I said, Yeah, of course I am. Like, of course. And then on my flight back to Dubuque, Iowa, I went to a really private, small school. I felt really guilty.
I started partying and drinking and like doing what everyone else was doing. And then when I came back after first semester to my, my dad, he asked, are you working hard and studying? And I lied to him. I said, Yeah, of course I am. Like, of course. And then on my flight back to Dubuque, Iowa, I went to a really private, small school. I felt really guilty.
So actually, cold turkey quit drinking and partying. And in Dubuque, Iowa, there's not much to do besides that, especially in the winters. So I went to YouTube and I started looking up like hobbies. I learned guitar. And then one of the things I picked up from YouTube was learning how to dance the robot.
So actually, cold turkey quit drinking and partying. And in Dubuque, Iowa, there's not much to do besides that, especially in the winters. So I went to YouTube and I started looking up like hobbies. I learned guitar. And then one of the things I picked up from YouTube was learning how to dance the robot.
So actually, cold turkey quit drinking and partying. And in Dubuque, Iowa, there's not much to do besides that, especially in the winters. So I went to YouTube and I started looking up like hobbies. I learned guitar. And then one of the things I picked up from YouTube was learning how to dance the robot.
After a couple years of learning how to dance on the internet, T-Pain had an open call audition to submit a YouTube video. I did, not thinking anything would happen. I actually made it to the audition. Already, I felt like my life was changed. This was my sophomore year in college now. Then, I made it to basically be a professional full-time dancer backing up for T-Pain.
After a couple years of learning how to dance on the internet, T-Pain had an open call audition to submit a YouTube video. I did, not thinking anything would happen. I actually made it to the audition. Already, I felt like my life was changed. This was my sophomore year in college now. Then, I made it to basically be a professional full-time dancer backing up for T-Pain.
After a couple years of learning how to dance on the internet, T-Pain had an open call audition to submit a YouTube video. I did, not thinking anything would happen. I actually made it to the audition. Already, I felt like my life was changed. This was my sophomore year in college now. Then, I made it to basically be a professional full-time dancer backing up for T-Pain.
I feel like my life changed a lot in that experience. Dancing was always a hobby. I never wanted to be a pro dancer. I just felt really like it was God's miracle. And the most defining moment in that whole experience, which I think has really changed the way I look at success and redefining wealth. T-Pain launched a song in front of the dancers. I remember the first time he did this.
I feel like my life changed a lot in that experience. Dancing was always a hobby. I never wanted to be a pro dancer. I just felt really like it was God's miracle. And the most defining moment in that whole experience, which I think has really changed the way I look at success and redefining wealth. T-Pain launched a song in front of the dancers. I remember the first time he did this.
I feel like my life changed a lot in that experience. Dancing was always a hobby. I never wanted to be a pro dancer. I just felt really like it was God's miracle. And the most defining moment in that whole experience, which I think has really changed the way I look at success and redefining wealth. T-Pain launched a song in front of the dancers. I remember the first time he did this.
He did this a couple times, but the first time was crazy because he's like, hey, you guys want to hear the new songs, the new music video before it rolls out? We're like, yeah, of course. So he plays it for us. It's called Reverse Cowgirl, by the way. It's not a very good song. Also not about a Western. Right. When he when he launched it, he played the music video, he launched it.
He did this a couple times, but the first time was crazy because he's like, hey, you guys want to hear the new songs, the new music video before it rolls out? We're like, yeah, of course. So he plays it for us. It's called Reverse Cowgirl, by the way. It's not a very good song. Also not about a Western. Right. When he when he launched it, he played the music video, he launched it.