Do you remember that amount that really shocked you?

Yeah, it was I will never forget it was $23,000 in a month and I yeah I was just like I was like there there's a mistake like someone made a mistake but like I'm not going to reach out to them like I'm Joe Sanigato. I'm Greg Dyvek.

For anyone out there that would like to be a guest in our show, don't hesitate

to hit us up. Our email is opel podcast at gmail

dot com yeah today we're having a super interesting conversation because there's a lot of

people out there probably some people listening who definitely have hopes and dreams of making it on

Tik-Tok social media kind of having their craft be discovered and potentially go

viral and then that can create a full-time career in the thing that they do.

So today we're speaking to someone that that happened to, a singer named Limbo, and she's

here to be super open and honest with us about that process and what it was like for her

from going viral to money that was made to being able to become a full-time musician from that virality.

So we've got Limboo on and thank you so much.

Thanks for having me.

I'm excited to share my Tik-Toc story.

Yeah, no, totally. I think a lot of people find this interesting like I said. I think it's a

Something a lot of people are probably actively trying to pursue themselves, but can you just tell us a little bit about yourself prior to the first time

your song went viral on Tik-Tock? Where were you in your life? You were an aspiring musician at the time?

Yeah, I just kind of was making music as a hobby still and putting my songs up for fun on the internet while I was working, you know, three jobs basically. I tried college and it wasn't

for me, so I just stuck to just working at restaurants and doing side gigs.

So it wasn't really serious.

Like music was never like a, I'm gonna make it big,

I'm gonna be famous one day.

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