Trae Crowder

Now I have a fan page.

First of all, at this point in time, Facebook was still the main one.

So my phone got like real hot in my pocket. And I like freaked out, put it up, threw it on the table or whatever. Like, you know, told everybody to duck, get down. It's going to blow. But it didn't. It wasn't exploding. It's because I had, you know, I got like notifications and stuff. And it overloaded my phone when it all started.

So my phone got like real hot in my pocket. And I like freaked out, put it up, threw it on the table or whatever. Like, you know, told everybody to duck, get down. It's going to blow. But it didn't. It wasn't exploding. It's because I had, you know, I got like notifications and stuff. And it overloaded my phone when it all started.

So my phone got like real hot in my pocket. And I like freaked out, put it up, threw it on the table or whatever. Like, you know, told everybody to duck, get down. It's going to blow. But it didn't. It wasn't exploding. It's because I had, you know, I got like notifications and stuff. And it overloaded my phone when it all started.

Ten years ago, almost ten years ago, Facebook was still the main one.

Of course, yeah.

And so all this was on Facebook, and I didn't even have a fan page or nothing.

That first video that went viral was just on my personal Facebook page.

Crazy.

So I maxed out my number of Facebook friends immediately.

And the phone never did explode, but it ran the battery completely down in 15 minutes or something. And my phone died. And I'm still at work knowing that something is happening. But now my phone is dead and I'm there the rest of the day. And by the time I got off work and got home, it was like... You know, I mean, like I said, my life had changed. I wasn't ready for it either.

And the phone never did explode, but it ran the battery completely down in 15 minutes or something. And my phone died. And I'm still at work knowing that something is happening. But now my phone is dead and I'm there the rest of the day. And by the time I got off work and got home, it was like... You know, I mean, like I said, my life had changed. I wasn't ready for it either.

And the phone never did explode, but it ran the battery completely down in 15 minutes or something. And my phone died. And I'm still at work knowing that something is happening. But now my phone is dead and I'm there the rest of the day. And by the time I got off work and got home, it was like... You know, I mean, like I said, my life had changed. I wasn't ready for it either.

First of all, I shouldn't have been accepting all those people as friends.

Yeah.

Because it's different.

Followers and friends, it's two different things.

But at the time, I was like, I got to accept everybody.

I got to accept everybody.