Adrian Brambila

So I'm in that phase right now, but thanks for having me.

So I'm in that phase right now, but thanks for having me.

So I'm in that phase right now, but thanks for having me.

This is very clear to me. I used to be a pro dancer for T-Pain and at the time I was a living room dancer and just a few weeks into being a pro dancer with T-Pain, which I really shouldn't have been there, but he launched a song right in front of us. The song was called reverse cowgirl. Actually, it's a pretty terrible song. I wouldn't recommend listening to it, but one thing that changed.

This is very clear to me. I used to be a pro dancer for T-Pain and at the time I was a living room dancer and just a few weeks into being a pro dancer with T-Pain, which I really shouldn't have been there, but he launched a song right in front of us. The song was called reverse cowgirl. Actually, it's a pretty terrible song. I wouldn't recommend listening to it, but one thing that changed.

This is very clear to me. I used to be a pro dancer for T-Pain and at the time I was a living room dancer and just a few weeks into being a pro dancer with T-Pain, which I really shouldn't have been there, but he launched a song right in front of us. The song was called reverse cowgirl. Actually, it's a pretty terrible song. I wouldn't recommend listening to it, but one thing that changed.

Everything for me was. Before the song launched, he showed it to us. We heard it. And then he launched the song in front of the dancers. And this is around like 10 a.m. in the morning. And back then, this is like 2012-ish, every song that's downloaded costs 99 cents on iTunes. And after the first few minutes, I saw it rise from 100, 500,000.

Everything for me was. Before the song launched, he showed it to us. We heard it. And then he launched the song in front of the dancers. And this is around like 10 a.m. in the morning. And back then, this is like 2012-ish, every song that's downloaded costs 99 cents on iTunes. And after the first few minutes, I saw it rise from 100, 500,000.

Everything for me was. Before the song launched, he showed it to us. We heard it. And then he launched the song in front of the dancers. And this is around like 10 a.m. in the morning. And back then, this is like 2012-ish, every song that's downloaded costs 99 cents on iTunes. And after the first few minutes, I saw it rise from 100, 500,000.

million two million after 10 minutes i it was like over 5 million downloads and i was trying to comprehend what was happening and i watched someone basically look over this manager say hey you ready yes we're ready cool let's do it launched it and then they made millions of dollars in minutes which is i was super broke at the time and then the thing that he painted afterwards was even better because what i learned about working hard and being successful before that was like

million two million after 10 minutes i it was like over 5 million downloads and i was trying to comprehend what was happening and i watched someone basically look over this manager say hey you ready yes we're ready cool let's do it launched it and then they made millions of dollars in minutes which is i was super broke at the time and then the thing that he painted afterwards was even better because what i learned about working hard and being successful before that was like

million two million after 10 minutes i it was like over 5 million downloads and i was trying to comprehend what was happening and i watched someone basically look over this manager say hey you ready yes we're ready cool let's do it launched it and then they made millions of dollars in minutes which is i was super broke at the time and then the thing that he painted afterwards was even better because what i learned about working hard and being successful before that was like

You got to sacrifice. You have to work really hard. To make money has to be very painful. And then after T-Pain made millions of dollars in minutes, you know what he did? He got drunk at 10 a.m. So my whole world was being shattered on what it means to be successful, to make money. And in some ways, T-Pain was like not the best role model.

You got to sacrifice. You have to work really hard. To make money has to be very painful. And then after T-Pain made millions of dollars in minutes, you know what he did? He got drunk at 10 a.m. So my whole world was being shattered on what it means to be successful, to make money. And in some ways, T-Pain was like not the best role model.

You got to sacrifice. You have to work really hard. To make money has to be very painful. And then after T-Pain made millions of dollars in minutes, you know what he did? He got drunk at 10 a.m. So my whole world was being shattered on what it means to be successful, to make money. And in some ways, T-Pain was like not the best role model.

But what he did was unlock that there's actually many ways to become successful and that sometimes all the things we're taught that they're not really true. They're not the only way.

But what he did was unlock that there's actually many ways to become successful and that sometimes all the things we're taught that they're not really true. They're not the only way.

But what he did was unlock that there's actually many ways to become successful and that sometimes all the things we're taught that they're not really true. They're not the only way.

Well, I just went to Taylor Swift yesterday in new Orleans. And what I definitely can say is that those dancers had to work way harder than I did. So here's the truth. T-Pain is a pretty big guy. He's out of shape. And so any one of you listening, even if you're someone that thinks they can't dance, you could have been a backup dancer for T-Pain.

Well, I just went to Taylor Swift yesterday in new Orleans. And what I definitely can say is that those dancers had to work way harder than I did. So here's the truth. T-Pain is a pretty big guy. He's out of shape. And so any one of you listening, even if you're someone that thinks they can't dance, you could have been a backup dancer for T-Pain.