Brian Green

The closed captioning can be in English, but then they will translate it into Spanish for people who have their settings on Spanish on Instagram.

When it, my tagline is gringo married to a Venezuelan.

Whenever it does the gringo married to a Venezuelan at the very beginning of the reel, it spells gringo, not G-R-I-N-G-O, G-R-E-E-N-G-O.

green go which i thought was so cute it kept doing it it did it on every single reel that i've put out and i had to like correct it and i'm like astrid this is like look at this this is so i'll just call myself green go and she's like no no no you're an idiot you're an idiot don't do that what are you talking about she's like you're such an old man

Oh, thank goodness for Astrid.

is it's very interesting to watch on Instagram how engagement can take on a life of its own, right?

On social media, on any platform, how engagement takes on a life of its own when it's real and it's there.

Like when it's real and it's there and people are talking and they're sharing and they're DMing you and it's authentic.

And I absolutely love it.

One of the things that I find to be most fascinating about the last couple of months in this little

you know, zoomy ride I'm taking here on Instagram.

As Instagram is shining the algorithm light on me for a minute.

I'm sure it'll go away.

It's my luck.

Tomorrow I'll be at 2,000 followers.

I'll say something and they'll all go away.

I'll put out a Teresa Caputo video and they'll all be like, I like Teresa Caputo.

One of the things that is most interesting

is that I have gringos, guys that are American men that are married to Venezuelans.

In some cases, there's a guy from Spain, there's a dude from Canada.