Creators Inc. Podcast

Andrew Morales, aka Cuban Tarzan, sits down to tell the wild, uncensored story behind the alligator shooting scandal that landed him and streamer Clav on probation, and how a botched wildlife stream nearly ended his career before it started. From growing up in a strict Cuban immigrant household in Miami, to quitting his job as a veterinary dental assistant, to going viral with a video of two iguanas escaping his hands at a public pool (70M+ views), Andrew breaks down exactly how he built a content empire in just 13 months — no manager, 50 cold DMs a day, and a refusal to sell out.Chapter Markers:0:34 — Meet Cuban Tarzan1:15 — Cuban Upbringing & Discipline3:20 — Cuba Trip Plans5:24 — Intro to the Gator Incident6:38 — Getting Into Wildlife Content9:01 — Going Viral & Quitting His Job11:43 — Landing Brand Deals14:41 — How He Met Klav16:32 — The Choke-Out Viral Clip18:44 — The Gator Incident Explained21:39 — Arrest & Legal Fallout23:37 — Lessons Learned & Parents' Reaction25:47 — Streamer University & Streaming…

Ali Lopez (AKA Gorlock) opens up about her journey from a bullied trans teenager in a traditional Mexican household to one of the internet's most recognizable creators. She breaks down the infamous "certified bad bitch" clip that went viral while she was high on an edible, her rise through TikTok Live, the wild story behind getting gifted a pink Range Rover in Miami, losing 41 pounds on GLP-1s, her upcoming boxing match, navigating fame, dating, and clout-chasers, and what it really takes to build a brand people actually trust. A raw, funny, and surprisingly emotional conversation about identity, resilience, and turning internet virality into a career.https://www.creatorsinc.com

Ice-T sits down for a raw, unfiltered conversation about the life most people never see. He opens up about his years running jewelry heists on the West Coast, how Coco built a massive OF business by owning her own content, and why 28 years of Law & Order residuals changed his entire outlook on money. Ice also gets candid about staying sober, avoiding stress, why he'll never retire from music, and the real difference between fame and being genuinely liked. A must-watch for anyone chasing longevity, wealth, and peace of mind.

Markell Washington went from working at Subway for $7.25 an hour to becoming one of the internet's most beloved viral creators — but his path there is nothing like you'd expect. In this episode, Markell opens up about losing his father, his mother's incarceration, being the backbone of his siblings while still in high school, getting fired from a job to chase a viral moment, getting kicked out of the Hype House (twice), winning a Tesla live on camera, and landing a $350,000 Meta deal. This is a raw, funny, and inspiring conversation about betting on yourself when everyone tells you not to.

Max B sits down for his most revealing interview yet — growing up in Harlem blocks away from Biggie's legend, surviving a 75-year sentence that got reduced to 18, and making music behind bars with nothing but SD cards and a cell phone. He opens up about linking back up with French Montana after release, exploding to over 600K followers in under a year, scoring the Scary Movie 6 collaboration with Marlon Wayans, and how artists like Drake, Future, and Travis Scott built entire careers off the wave he started. This is the story of "The Wave God" — prison, music, and freedom, in his own words.

She started on Musical.ly at 7 years old, built one of YouTube's biggest channels, got demonetized, had CPS called on her 10 times, and nearly didn't make it to 18. Now Piper Rockelle is sitting down to tell the story nobody's heard — raw, unfiltered, and on her own terms.In this episode, Piper breaks down:How a jealous friend at dinner accidentally launched her entire careerThe YouTube demonetization that wiped out her incomeWhy she waited 6 months after turning 18 to drop OnlyFans — and how she made $7M in the first monthHer darkest moments: rock bottom, and what pulled her throughWhy she says "good publicity" was getting her nowhereHer unexpected romance with Gavin MagnusThe financial advice she wishes she had sooner

He's thrown 42 events a year, fixed billion-dollar deals behind the scenes, and built one of the most powerful networks in America — and he just sat down with us and held NOTHING back. Dan Fleyshman breaks down how to get important people to actually like you, why he almost lost $1.8M on a handshake deal, his hot take on SpaceX, and the ONE platform creators are completely sleeping on. Plus: BuzzStar is changing how influencers make money — and he explains exactly why it's going to be massive.

He turned a $25M company losing $10 million a year into a profit machine that had Vince McMahon on the ropes. In this episode of Creators Think, Eric Bischoff — the mastermind behind the nWo and WCW's Monday Night War dominance — sits down to reveal the real story behind one of the greatest rivalries in entertainment history.From selling pop bottle caps as a 5-year-old in Detroit to running Ted Turner's wrestling empire, Eric breaks down the psychology of storytelling, why wrestlers who break character on social media are making a massive mistake, and what he's bringing to the world of real competitive wrestling at RAF.Plus: Eric shares his unfiltered take on the Giorgio vs. Arman rematch — and what he saw backstage that told him Giorgio was ready to throw hands for real.Topics covered:How Eric went from karate tournaments to running WCWThe real reason Ted Turner kept WCW alive even while losing moneyWhy Eric fired a cancer-stricken referee on live TV — and his own HR department thought it was realWhat Becky…

Alina Rose started at 16, washing dishes for less than $1,000 a month. By 19, she was making $100K. In between: a strip club audition gone wrong, a $5K check from a stranger, a Twitch ban she says she deserved, a $400K tax bill she didn't see coming, and a Bop House fallout she's ready to talk about. Oh — and she admits her most viral clips are staged. Nothing is off limits.

Chuck Liddell — UFC Hall of Famer, The Ice Man, one of the most feared strikers in combat sports history — sits down for an unfiltered conversation. We get into how someone stole his MySpace identity at the peak of his career (and what they were using it for), the head tattoo he got to spite his accounting degree, why he casually admitted he's on peptides, and the England bar fight involving Lee Murray and Tito Ortiz where Chuck knocked out multiple guys and walked off with a random girl before the cops could detain him.He also shuts down the CTE rumors, draws a hard line on fighter trash talk ("touch my family and we've got a problem"), explains why he doesn't hate Tito — he just doesn't like him — and breaks down why Alex Pereira is the last true throwback fighter.

CripMichael is BACK — and this time we go deeper.In Episode 2, we pick up where we left off with CripMac on finance and level ALL the way up. Today we're breaking down the 7 Dimensions of Optimal Living — Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, Social, Spiritual, S**ual, and Occupational — and how mastering each one can transform you into a kind predator built to thrive in today's world.Crip Michael pulls out his blue crayon and takes notes as we cover:Why your body is still running the same software it had in the womb — and how to upgrade itThe 15-second sprint trick that can change your heart health for lifeThe rat experiment that explains why belief is literally a survival mechanismWhy 2 minutes of silence every day can shrink the part of your brain that gets you in troubleThe real reason processed food is destroying you — and who profits from itHow to be a rose with thorns — getting all the good in life without getting stabbedPlus: child support, the soccer moms at the park, a prison mental health lady with a…

Sophie Rain sits down for her most unfiltered interview yet. The 21-year-old OnlyFans phenomenon opens up about growing up on food stamps, retiring her parents, and grossing $110 million — while keeping just $2,000 in her checking account. We get into the basketball player who offered her $15 million to lose her virginity (spoiler: the IRS was the real winner), the $6 million brand deal she turned down because they wanted her to tattoo their logo on her lower back, the FBI agents who showed up to her house and drove away with a box of dildos, and why she thinks jealousy ended her most important friendship. Plus: Would she be Bruno Mars's sugar mama? Yes. Absolutely yes.

Amado Vargas — undefeated fighter and youngest of the legendary Vargas boxing brothers — pulls absolutely zero punches. In this episode, he calls out Oblivion ("I'll slap the f**k out of him"), breaks down the wild Dubai fight where his opponent insulted his mother at the weigh-in, reveals he only made $100K while the event went viral, and drops a bombshell: his brother woke him up with a woman in his hotel room at 6AM… the morning of the fight.We also get into how streaming and clout have completely flipped the boxing money game, why the best fighters aren't making the biggest purses, and what Amado is doing to change that — starting with his upcoming bare knuckle fight in London.If you're not watching Amado Vargas yet, you're behind.Timestamps:0:00 – Intro & Vargas brothers breakdown5:00 – Who Amado wants to fight & his beef with Oblivion9:00 – The Dubai fight: Dean insults his mom at weigh-in14:00 – How streaming killed traditional boxing money22:00 – The $100K purse conversation28:00 – His brother woke…

In one of his most honest interviews yet, Larry Wheels sits down with the Creators Think podcast to talk about everything people have been asking him for years.Larry opens up about his first steroid cycles, the mental side effects of PED use, and the pressure of maintaining one of the most extreme physiques on the internet. He also addresses the viral situation involving Deen The Great and explains what really happened behind the scenes.The conversation gets even deeper as Larry speaks candidly about marriage, relationships, fame, loneliness, internet pressure, and how success changed his life off camera.This is Larry Wheels completely unfiltered.

Ray J joins the Creators Think podcast for one of his most raw interviews yet. He opens up about his upcoming fight, the pressure of staying relevant in entertainment for decades, and what it was really like becoming one of the most talked-about celebrities on the internet. From the highs of fame and music success to the controversy that changed pop culture forever, Ray J breaks down how it all affected his life behind the scenes. He also talks about boxing, business, relationships, viral culture, and why the internet still can’t stop talking about him.

Angela White, formerly known as Blac Chyna, opens up about the transformation that changed everything. From reclaiming her real name to reversing her surgeries and choosing faith, healing, and freedom, this is a raw story of redemption, surrender, and becoming who she was always meant to be.#Podcast #AngelaWhite #BlacChyna #TransformationStory #Redemption

Chris Riley has seen it all. Known for his disruptive "White Dolemite" persona, he joins the podcast to discuss why consistency is the ultimate shield against cancel culture.

From the boxing ring to the big screen! Watch as Malik Bazille shares the incredible story of his career move, from his amateur boxing roots to landing a life-changing role alongside Michael B. Jordan in Creed.#MalikB #MichaelBJordan #Creed #BoxingLife #CareerMoves #CreatorsInc #SuccessStory

In this episode of the Creators Inc Podcast, we sat down with Suki to discuss her current "rebirth" and the next phase of her professional evolution. Staying true to her unfiltered nature, Suki gets messy, and confirms viral rumors about past financial support while firmly shutting down speculation regarding Dr. Umar and Ray J. She opens up about her relationship with Snoop, attributing his success to years of consistency and a smooth "oxtail" pickup line. Now four months pregnant and in her "soft era," Suki is focused on mainstream moves like her upcoming show That’s BS with Bobbi Althoff. Standing on business, she shares powerful gems on the importance of vision, purpose, and staying grateful while securing the bag.#podcast #suki #CreatorEconomy #VisionaryMindset #viral

MK sits down for one of his wildest interviews yet, revealing the untold story of how he dislocated his shoulder and the pain he fought through behind the scenes. He also shares never-before-heard stories from foreign matches, including shocking government intervention, backstage chaos, and moments fans were never supposed to know about. A rare look into the reality of wrestling outside the ring.

Offset came through for a powerful conversation and opened up on getting shot last week, how it happened, and how it changed his mindset moving forward. He speaks honestly about survival, staying focused, and what really matters when life changes in an instant.We also got into business moves, building wealth, protecting your circle, and the mindset it takes to stay successful at the highest level. Offset also shared funny stories about the first time smoking weed, lessons from the industry, and advice for anyone trying to level up.This episode is real, motivational, and full of moments you won’t expect.#Offset #Podcast #Interview #HipHop #Migos #Rap #Business #Motivation

Johnny Valentine joins the podcast for one of our wildest episodes yet. What started as an interview somehow turned into Andy trying to roast Johnny for an hour straight… and Johnny refusing to let any of it "Slip Away"We talk about Johnny’s rise, music career, social media fame, relationships, and everything people say about him online. In between real conversations, both sides were trading shots nonstop and neither one was interested in losing.Somehow this episode managed to be part interview, part roast battle, and part ego contest.Watch the full episode and decide who actually got cooked.Subscribe for more full episodes every week.Comment your favorite moment from the episode.Follow Johnny Valentine and the podcast for more clips and updates.

In this episode, CripMac steps into a whole new era… introducing “Crip Michael.” Known for his raw personality and viral moments, CripMac flips the script and dives into something nobody expected — financial literacy, making real money, and thinking long-term.We talk about:The truth about money in the streets vs real wealthMistakes he’s made and what he’d do differentlyHow he plans to level up financially from hereWhat success actually looks like to him nowHow it feels to become “Crip Michael”This is NOT the CripMac you’re used to seeing…

Cole Steiner (aka cole_.train) went from working blue-collar jobs and serving in the military to gaining over 1.3 million followers in just over a year — and it all started with a $40 mic from Target.In this episode, Cole breaks down exactly what made him blow up, why authenticity beats everything in today’s content world, and how most influencers are completely different off camera.We also dive into:The moment his content started taking offWhy fake influencers are losingHow he built a real connection with fansThe truth about brand deals vs real growthHis wild experiences filming in publicAnd how he accidentally turned fan interactions into serious money

Moshe the Watch King tells the full story behind the headlines. From getting robbed and navigating the dangers of the luxury watch game, to blowing up on social media and becoming one of the most talked-about names in the space. He breaks down the viral incident where he got yelled at in his own store, what really happened behind the scenes, and how moments like that can either destroy your reputation or make you bigger than ever. This episode is about pressure, power, and what it really takes to win when everyone’s watching.

Most people assume it’s an open relationship.It’s not.Sean Gatz and Lamar Gatz are married — fully committed — and don’t pursue anyone else romantically.But they do work with other people… on camera.In this episode, they break down the reality behind their relationship — what’s actually allowed, what’s off limits, and how they’ve built trust in a situation most people couldn’t handle.We get into:How their relationship started and evolvedWhy they separate love vs. workThe exact boundaries and rules they followHow they deal with jealousy (and if it even exists)The business side of creating content togetherWhat people get completely wrong about their dynamicThis isn’t chaos.It’s structured, intentional — and way more disciplined than people expect.

Ryan Garcia doesn’t hold back in this episode. He opens up about his relationship with God, the role faith plays in his life and career, and how it’s shaped his mindset inside and outside the ring. Ryan names fighters he believes he could knock out, gives his honest takes on current boxing and MMA fights, and reacts to what’s really going on in the fight world right now. If you’re into boxing, MMA, or just want to hear one of the most controversial fighters speak his truth — this is the episode.

Chael Sonnen sits down and breaks it all down.From his own fighting career and what he learned inside the cage — to his honest take on Georgio and the upcoming fight — Chael gives a full, unfiltered perspective.He also dives into what’s happening in the fight world right now, including recent matchups, how the game has changed, and what today’s fighters are getting right… and wrong.In this episode:Chael’s perspective on his career and biggest lessonsHis breakdown of Georgio and the upcoming fightThoughts on Arman and how the matchup plays outWhat’s changed in modern fightingThe biggest issues in today’s fight gameIf you follow MMA or combat sports, this is a must-watch breakdown.

Coco Bliss opens up about everything — from her rise to fame, to the situation with IHeartMemphis, and the personal struggles that followed. For the first time, she breaks down how everything unfolded, what people got wrong, and how it led her to a breaking point. In this episode: How she really blew up The truth about the IHeartMemphis situation What happened behind the scenes Hitting rock bottom & going to rehab Where she’s at now This is her full story.

In this episode of Creators Think, we sit down with CripMac, one of the most recognizable and controversial personalities to come out of Los Angeles street culture and internet fame.CripMac opens up about his time in prison, the lessons he learned behind bars, and how that experience shaped the way he views loyalty, respect, and survival today. He also breaks down what it really means to be a Crip, clearing up misconceptions and explaining the culture, code, and mindset that come with it.We also dive into his rise to fame on the internet, how viral interviews and social media turned him into a cultural figure, and how he navigates the attention, controversy, and opportunities that come with it.

In this episode of Creators Think, we sit down with rapper and internet icon Blueface for one of his most unfiltered conversations yet. Blueface opens up about what life was really like behind bars — the reality of prison, how it changed his mindset, and what he learned during that time away from the spotlight. He also talks about stepping back into the public eye, the chaos that follows his name online, and why controversy seems to follow everything he does. We also dive into his plans outside of music: his upcoming fights, how serious he is about boxing, and the strategy behind expanding into business with his growing restaurant ventures. From prison stories to fighting plans and building businesses after fame, this conversation shows a different side of Blueface that fans rarely hear.

In this episode, Georgio Poullas finally tells the full truth about what really happened before, during, and after the fight. No headlines. No clipped moments. No social media spin. We break down: – What actually happened in the match – The penalties and whether they changed the outcome – The punch and the real tension behind it – The neck brace aftermath – The accusations about his wrestling ability – And the parts nobody ever showed you If you think you know the story, you probably don’t. This is the unfiltered version — with never-before-seen context and real answers. Watch until the end.

Influencer boxing is more chaotic than ever — and DeenTheGreat is right in the middle of it. In this episode of Creators Think, Deen opens up about the recent media drama surrounding his name, the viral moment where he got punched, and what really happened behind the scenes. Was it clout? Was it personal? Or was it business? We also get into his situation with Adam22, how influencer boxing actually works behind closed doors, how fighters really make their money, and the mental pressure that comes with fighting in front of millions online. From internet fame to real-life consequences, this is Deen unfiltered. If you think you know the story — you probably don’t.

In this episode of Creators Think, we sit down with basketball creator Matt Kiatipis for a behind-the-scenes look at his life, his rise in the basketball content world, and what it really takes to become one of the best creators in the game. Matt shares the mindset, discipline, and strategies that helped him dominate basketball content, build a powerful personal brand, and stand out in a crowded creator space. He also opens up about his relationship with Drake, how major opportunities started coming his way, and the real work behind the success people don’t see. We also reveal Matt’s official BuzzStar endorsement — plus a surprise gift you won’t expect. If you want real insight into becoming a top creator, building influence, and winning in the creator economy, this episode breaks it all down.

In this episode, we break down how Jack Doherty deals with constant online criticism, backlash, and internet hate — and why it doesn’t seem to affect him. Is ignoring hate the real key to success online? Does controversy actually help creators grow? Or is there something deeper behind the mindset? We talk about the psychology of hate, social media pressure, and what it really takes to stay confident when millions of people are watching and judging. If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or anyone dealing with criticism — this episode is for you. Topics covered: • Jack Doherty and internet backlash • How creators handle hate online • The psychology behind criticism • Why controversy drives growth • Mental toughness in the creator world Subscribe for more conversations about creators, success, and the reality behind internet fame.

In this episode, we sit down with Relic Rhymes for a raw conversation about willpower, identity, and the obsession it takes to keep making music when there are no guarantees. We talk about what actually fuels him to create, how he stays locked in without mainstream backing, and why quitting was never an option. This episode isn’t about clout or shortcuts — it’s about discipline, belief, and the internal pressure artists feel when music isn’t just a hobby, but a necessity. Topics include: The mindset behind staying consistent with no safety net Why making music feels non-negotiable for him Sacrifice, isolation, and self-belief as an independent artist Separating passion from validation What keeps him going when progress feels slow This is a conversation for anyone chasing something that doesn’t come with approval, applause, or certainty — just an inner drive that won’t shut off.

In this episode, Austin McBroom opens up, talking about his upbringing, the pressure that came with early success, and the moments where quitting felt easier than continuing—but why he never did. Our host Andy Bachman also gets real about his own low points, the setbacks that tested him, and how gratitude became the foundation for pushing forward. This conversation is about getting back up when life knocks you down, choosing discipline over doubt, and staying grateful even when things aren’t going your way. If you’ve ever felt stuck, discouraged, or questioned your path, this episode is a reminder that greatness is built by the people who keep showing up. Sponsored by BuzzStar.