Welcome back to another episode of Trading Secrets.

Today we are joined by that content creator couple who turned social media stars with videos of their exaggerated

couple arguments. And let me tell you, those exaggerated couple arguments are just as real

in life when the cameras aren't rolling. Chicklet and Millenni. After meeting at a friend's party

over 10 years ago, Chicklet and Millennia had instant chemistry,

and it was their sense of humor that eventually brought them together not only as a couple,

but an internet comedy duo.

Achieving a level of fame and recognition was not necessarily an objective for the butting

comedians who stood out with their short videos.

However, with over 7 million combined followers across their social media accounts, their love

for each other and comedy turned into a story that people wanted to follow.

We are going to discuss their story of love and comedy, success and content creation, and

where they see their personal and professional lives progressing in the years to come. Chicklet and Millenny, thank you so much for being on Trang Secrets. Yeah. Let's go. Shout out to Chad G. Chach G. T for writing that. Chad G. It was beautiful. It crushed it for me. Chat Gip T with a mix of my man, Stephen. I thought she was about to make us box the way like, let's get ready to rumble. Let's get ready to rumble. You did that beautifully. You got to break the energy, you know what I mean? I appreciate the intro. That was good. You guys bring the energy. All right, let's go back day one, man. We're taking a step back. So you guys were in the content game way before the content game, what it is today.

So talk to me about before content became a career for you guys.

What were you doing professionally?

And what did you believe your life was going to look like professionally?

We'll start with you, Chickling.

Oh, yeah, a great person to start with.

So basically, a group of friends around me where they had a rap group. Okay. And it was called HBK and I was just the guy. He was just the cheerleader? Yeah. Okay. Just their boy, right? You're like the promo guy? The number one. Not even. I was just there. I was just the guy that didn't rap, you know? Everybody else did. You were the fan boy. Yeah. So, and it's crazy the other day I was thinking to Millennia, I'm like, yo, there's one of my boys that always told me I should do videos. And I never give him credit for that., I don't think I've ever mentioned. I was just thinking about it.

I'm like, yeah, he always said, yo, do videos, do videos. But it wasn't until I was like, I'm going to do videos to help promote their music. So I even wrote like, I'm going to get a lot of followers to help promote their music. What year was that? 2012 when I wrote that. Okay, so when you wrote that, was that your job helping them with videos?

No, it was nothing. It was just, I wanted to put my own content out but gain a following with my own content and then pushed to help pushing up. Got it. That was the idea. He wanted't be a part of the team. Gotcha. Okay.

So that was kind of the vision.

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