I remember running downstairs to my flatmate and I said, what do you think of the name Unilad?

And he looked at me and blew out this puff of my smote and said, yeah, that's really cool, man.

You got built up to a million followers. In how long do you reckon that roughly took?

Probably about four months. Be honest, I was scared of losing it. And because I had a male audience on Unilad I thought well

let's create something similar and that's where Ladbibble was created the growth of Ladbibble made

Unilad quite insignificant lab Bible went from zero to two and a half million within the first week

because of this first week where did it go from from there then did you get yourself into any trouble

at all I ended up meeting these two people in

Brighton. I signed the bit of paper that they put in front of me and I woke up the next morning

and I had been removed from the Unilad. You're joking me. Completely booted out of business.

And then six months later, I was up against this huge legal fight. Did you see your mental health

really deteriorate? Oh, it nearly killed me. What I didn't

anticipate was the consequence of what I did next. What I did next was,

welcome to the Eventful Lives podcast. I'm your host Dodge and I'm the founder of Bournemouth Sevens,

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on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok at Dodge Woodall, where we've now had over 100 million

views. Alex Partridge is a social media phenomenon known for founding the online giant's Ladbibble and Unilad.

In this episode, Alex talks about how he built up the world's most viral media company

and how it has suddenly stolen from him overnight that turned into a five-year court case.

We also discuss the ups and downs of entrepreneurship and we share the secrets to building

your dream business.

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