Welcome to Dunzo. This is a podcast that explores hookups and breakups of

famous lovers and friends both real and fake and all the discarded pop culture

of yesteryear.

I'm your host Troy McKee. Okay, you guys, welcome to episode whatever this is of Dunzo. It is me, Troy McEedy, and this episode is like, I can't believe that hasn't already

happened. The fact that it is happening is like, it's a milestone. And I know that I've been saying that every

week, but like it really is a milestone today this really means a lot to me and I'm

joined by a very special guest my friend Jesse Chambles is it Chambliss it's Chambliss I know it's French but I'm so whitewashed it's just chambless.

Is it chambly?

Yeah, yeah that's how it really is.

My friend Jesse is here.

Jesse, how are you?

Oh my gosh Troy, I am just thriving today thriving

thriving is a good place to be. First of all I you and I became friends because I

discovered you through the tickety talk.

That is correct, yes. And your tick talks, I mean truly like actually my friend sent me one of your

tick talks and immediately I scroll through every single one of them.

I'm not kidding they're so funny and you specialize in

female pop star soft choreo I would say is like your mainstay right that is that is specifically

correct yes what how did you like get into Tik-Toc and how did you start using it? I am a stereotype of a millennial who was just like really sad and alone last year at the start of this pandemic that has been horribly mismanaged.

And so I got on Tik Talk and I had been fighting it and fighting it and fighting it before that. And so I scrolled and I lurked for about a month and then I was like I'm just going to make some and you know how people are like and then I went viral that did not happen for me it was like months of blood sweat and tears but then I was too

invested and then I had one video that did really well and then they like there were a few more that

did well and like I have plenty of videos that still tank, but I just really enjoy it now so much that I that I just post what I feel and I yeah, I look at soft choreo which is just people who you know choreography from the early aunts when they didn't need to be dancing or they just didn't like hit the way that they needed to hit and it's not serious

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