EN EXCLUSIVA: Adriano Zendejas abre su corazón en pleno podcast

What has been the most difficult thing about leaving your personal life aside? Because now you are a very public person. I get to a point that it's really cool. You left the square and you had 500 people. You bought this truck. I get into my room, I close the door, I lie down in bed.

And the fucking loneliness arrives. And of 10 people you went to the Mexico City thing that I don't know what a mess was made. I'm sure I can't tell you this, and I don't know, it was a big mess. I'm sure I can't tell you this, but it's a big deal. Two people get on the bus and we tell them,

get the f*** off!

We'll see how we get you out of here, but I just want you to know that you're in a big mess. We're the government. What do you think about Poncho de Nigris challenging you to a fight? and And my mom next to him, she looked at me like this, and I was like, with my eyes saying, do something, help me. And I said, obviously my dad regretted that, you know?

And I remember, I will never forget that comment, that he said, you see, if the blow I gave you worked, look where it is.

In Exclusiva.

Hey, welcome to another episode of Exclusiva. In exclusive of Hey! Welcome to another episode of In Exclusive Today I have a guest that you don't know how much I begged him I've known him since I met him asking him to do a podcast

and he said no, no, no, until I said ok dude, here's where the friendship ends if you don't pull it, people want to know you beyond a stream and I dare to say that he's the best streamer, number one. I love him with all my heart. He knows it.

And with you, the most viral, the most handsome, Adriano Sendejas! I'm going to be honest, I do this because I feel like getting here is very, very, very difficult. Because talking about your life, talking about you is difficult. But you can only do it with a friend. I love you. You make me a very cool girl. Since I met you, I was with my team and I said,

this girl is not normal. And I connected with you to advance and I always speak super well of you because it is something that I genuinely think about. And I want to do this to you. We are in Monterrey and I said, we are not leaving on Sunday to be able to put it together. Dude, well, I am very happy, very excited, very happy. Before I start, I also want to tell you that I thank you a lot. And it was an instant connection since we met.

Like that. Like girls.

Well, I'm nervous to start and I'm the one who's going to interview you. But I'll tell you something. I don't know how it works. I have to let myself flow. I mean, I don't have to worry right now. But when I'm on stream, I'm like, what do I ask? What do I say? Now I answer, Nava. respondonaba si es lo más difícil puta madre oye wey que tal ayer tuviste evento no? ayer tuvimos evento aqui en Monterrey la verdad es que me la paso muy bien en Monterrey osea

la primera vez que yo sentí algo bonito una sensación bonita de que hey wey estas haciendo algo bien en stream fue en Monterrey saliendo de un antro se me acerc club and 5 or 6 guys came up to me and asked me what I was doing. I remember I went to the clubs and paid. I remember they fucked me. I paid a 60,000 pesos bill.

I was in that bill.

Yeah, yeah. And I got the money. I didn't make any money from streaming at that time. It was all lost, like I tell my cousin. Everything starts with 0, 0, 0, 0 or under. Less, dude. We paid the bill. It was worth it. The stream was awesome.

I left that day like, Master Chief, Master Chief, Master Chief. There were like 10 people. And for me, those 10 people, they know me, dude. For me, Monterrey has that very special.

Do you understand me? And from 10 people you filled a lot of anthros to the Mexico City that I don't know, it was a mess. And also a square that I saw you a little while ago. Oh well, you went to La Fea, here in Monterrey.

How did you feel that change?

Well, look.

And how long was it?

That's the thing. Very little time. For me it was like... The first time I felt that was in Puebla. We were in a square and it was easy for me to say in a story, Hey, I'm going to go buy clothes at 3 in the afternoon.

But in my stream I saw a thousand people. It wasn't a lot for me. What happened was that everything went viral on TikTok. I made a viral clip and I got to the square and there were 100 people in the parking lot. I said, it's normal. I entered the square and there were already 300 people and the police arrived. And I don't know what, they got me into the corridors, they pulled me out from behind and I don't know what.

Grab your truck and go. They started chasing me. And to my mother, it was like, what is this? And people were running after me. I had to, masoch was very shocking for me. Because it was like, what's going on? Because everything you're doing and everything you're recording is very yours. Like, can this reach someone?

And when you realize that you have a... That reaction of the people was incredible for me. It was incredible for me, but it was always with the innocence that I didn't know this was going to happen. In the monument, I didn't know this was going to happen. I said, I'm going to get my hat drop. Why did I get my hat drop? Because I always wanted to wear my hats.

And I had a favorite brand. And that brand told me not to do collaborations. No, my brother, no collaborations. And that broke when my heart broke. It was like, ah, well, yeah, I'm pretty dumb, right? How could I think of it? And then my friend Baez came out and said,

no problem, bro. I'll flirt with you.

Ah, Baez, we love you very much.

I love you, Baez. And it was like, for me, ah, of course, go. So I'm going to make sure I think it was the most important drop of the year. And he and I started designing. We have a picture of us designing after a stream 4 or 5 in the morning, designing the caps. This, I have to tattoo it, I like this. The black one with the 32, something Chinese.

No, let's have a good time. And I said, I'm going to give away. I wanted to make two caps, of many caps, and one specifically with 100 caps Because it was 50 to sell at the same price You see, it's like for 50 they're going to sell a lot No, same price but whoever got them, got them

And 50 I'm going to give them in the Monument to the Revolution I said it like 2 weeks in stream Monument to the Revolution And the clips were glued And I saw the comments Who's with me?

Who's with me? For me it was like, how many people can get there? I went to the monument and I saw a space in front of the Oxxo like this big, man. They said, there's no problem. Well, I said, this size,

that about 20, 30, 40 people get together. I said, what a fucking bear that I'm going to have to give the caps. You know, like I'm going to take 50 a way he be a way so if he me primo que siempre sido para mí me me angel ese cabrón me ha dado siempre yo fui muy loco ametiz que controlado que yo me

voy a siempre fue muy loco y tenía ideas locas en la cabeza pero me las imaginaba era como aquí chingón estaría esto pero nunca podía concretarla materializarlo encontré alguien

que es mi sangre que yo le decía tengo este día y el güey me decía esperate vamos a hacerla de esta manera y se lograba entonces la pensaba y el ejecutaba y era un éxito entonces somos el mejor team por eso entonces yo le digo a este güey, este güey me dice duérmete güey que mañana va a ser un día pasada, corto stream a las 3 de la mañana, él y mi equipo se va, Ramiro, Tico, everyone goes to do drone tests, to see, they go to the monument and I see that in the monument there were 15 people camping. And I, fuck, there are 15 people. I told them I see them at 3 in the afternoon, it was 12 at night and they were camping.

Ok, ok, ok.

Everyone to see, like, ah, what the hell, there are 15. I felt the roll of, fuck, there are's gonna be 30 people in the building. No way, man. I was nervous. And he went to do drone tests. The first stream with a drone. Because I have a stream where I can do different cameras with a drone. And all that stuff. X.

I have my cousin's video of when they test the drone and everything. And I fall asleep. I wake up at his house. I wake up at 1 in the afternoon, I fell asleep at 8 in the morning, at 1 in the afternoon I wake up and I start watching a TikTok live, of a guy that was there.

There were already 500 people. No, we're already here, I don't know what. But people were watching, I was like, there are 500 people. And it was 12, 1 in the afternoon. I start watching the video and, 500 Dose Yes, I mean Yes, I'm

Isima The other tick-tock yes on me Especially in Canada, but most of it is a video of a concerto My Yes, I saw them. Maestro G, oh, Maestro G. We'll swim, we'll swim. And the Oski's were like, I'll get ready, one hour later,

with all the team, all the bodyguards, I have control of the motorcycles. I open TikTok, and there were 2000 people. And I was like, what do I do? I leave my house.

My house is super... I mean, the location is super weird. What the fuck? my cousin takes out his Kanam, motorcycles, ta ta ta, we're leaving, right? And leaving, I open my door to his house, I go out with the Kanam, and outside my house, in a row, 50 motorcycles, ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta, two Kanams, but all like this, without bothering. Master Chief, we just want to escort him to the Monument of the Revolution. I mean, leaving my house, I already had a round of 60 motorcycles. revolution salsa lean on me casa ya bien yo ya llevamos una rodada de 60 motos yo le hablé al bogueto quiero que me acompañes pero quiero que sea

sorpresa no digas que vas a ir quiero que sea sorpresa ok x yo con el canal papá nos que vamos a ver con otros amigos también de moto esto ese rollo en el san reyes entonces arranca bien 100 motos ok entonces yo llego y yo llego de san reyes a tratar al monumento la There were 100 motorcycles, ok? So I arrive from San Reyes to the Monument of the Revolution with like 200 motorcycles. So I go with a click, in the canal, I start streaming

and people start connecting 15,000, 20,000, 27,000 people at 3 in the afternoon. I was like, holy shit, man. I'm driving, man. I'm getting closer and closer and I tell you that the Monument of the Revolution is 3 kilometers away, man. And I start to see people running. And people running.

And I'm like, oh my god, oh my god. The guards start to come down and I'm like, no, get away, get away. We have a long way to go, man. Imagine 2 kilometers from the Monument of Erosion, which is super insurgent. I don't even know where it is, but it's a street. full of people and I what do I do what do I do what do I do for all this who drove my can-am at that time was Alan is Alan Apudia is a phenomenon in the in the in the how is it called in the low

in the low thousand and everything is a the guy who drove my can-am was like imagine is the number one in the world of that then he says to the sea I had him scared so what the fuck motorcycles are approaching people people people people until I told my cousin, we're not going to be able to move. I get out of the canapé like this, because I couldn't get out, the doors wouldn't open. I get out through the windshield,

I get on the roof and I go, that moment for me was my movie moment, you know? My moment...

That's when I realized that I said, God gave me a second chance. I raise my hand and everyone... Aaaaaah!

But I tell you that there were still a lot of people missing. I was like, what the hell is this? And you could see the streets full. This street, obviously, everything was already full. But this street, this street and the avenue were still missing. All the time you could see people arriving.

People arriving. People arriving. Because obviously, there's a TikTok video that was very real. A guy was eating at the Revolution Monument, eating at the top. And you could see ants, zombies, running towards a location, but not in the monument. I'm telling you that in the monument there were about 2,000 people. But at the moment I was there, there were 4,000. I mean, the drone shot is a...

I mean, I wasn't sizing it up. I had a horrible nervous. But at the same time I was like, what's going on? I got to a point where I could see the background and I couldn't see a crowd. I was going that way and I didn't see... I had a suitcase with 50 caps, man. I started throwing them out fast.

Boom, boom, boom.

Because, what's going on? How do I get out of here? I don't know how we got out of there. All the videos and all the photos of my cousin are with a face of...

All of them.

All of them. Because I'll tell you one thing. Because, you know, all the people here, there were old ladies. I don't know what an old lady would do. And the old lady would just look at you and say, get up.

And I was like, what?

So I grabbed the old lady and I put her on the canam. There's a video where an old lady is on my... I mean, you see her fainting, but you put her on the canam and she says, my cap. And I was like, oh my god. And there's a viral video where this lady was sitting next to me and was like She was like, she, she, she, she, she. And I was like,

The lady doesn't even know who the f*** I am. She probably has a grandchild or something. But there were a lot of people who started to scare me. What's going on? Then I saw a wheelchair floating. Like people were carrying him. And I saw a kid, or a guy, a man, I don't know.

Like, how do you say that, man?

Like, I mean, like you can't move, you know, like a vegetable, you can say. Like a paraplegic. No, it's just that he couldn't move his face either. I mean, I feel like he's a paraplegic, but I don't know. So I started moving. He's safer in the air. And they give him to a bodyguard I had. He grabs him. The kid is like this. And I... A lot of things were happening in my head.

And my bodyguard comes and says,

Take this.

I was like, what do I do with him?

With a lot of respect, obviously. But what do I do with him? I carry him and what do I do? And then I carry him and what do I do? And then I see him and I say, this is wrong. I tell the security, get him out of here. So my security went and took him out, I don't know where,

but there was a kid there and you carry him. I was going to feel like the Pope carrying a child and screaming. I don't know, they take him out. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a motorcycle arrives like this. They open it up, a guy like that, breastfed, with a helmet. I say, what the fuck is that guy? But the one that people took off like that, and it takes off, and it's the bogueto.

Bogueto, which is bogueto, which is used to filling places, filling fill I see him with the face and he says this is not good

this is not good

and I say yes, it's not good he talks to me and says, I took off my microphone to talk to him and he says, we are in trouble and I say yes, we are in trouble suddenly my kanam there was a moment when there were 100 people above my kanam

obviously everything is destroyed in Cana, right? But in my head is like this. You can upload everything, upload it, man. I don't want you to get mad, please. Apart from all the people, there were 400, 500 motorcycles, man. That those motorcycles started to fall and fall on people's legs. I mean, I don't know. I mean, a mess, man.

I mean, mother. I was like, what the fuck? But I'm going to be so fucking good at this. Because suddenly two people come up to me. I'm sure I can't tell you this, but I don't care. Two people come up to me and we tell them to get the fuck off. Because they looked very vulgar. And they showed me a sign. We'll see how we get you out of here, but you're in a big trouble.

We're the government. Oh my god, man. So I take the mic off my cousin, who had this expression all the time. All the time, I mean, he didn't enjoy it. And I was like, man, I'm in a shit, I'm in a shit, I have to apologize, I have to apologize, I have to pay the fine, I have to pay, I have to borrow money from whoever I have to borrow money from. But I don't know what's going to happen, man. There's a very canon moment in that moment where everyone starts screaming my name.

Shifu, Shifu.

And I was so stressed, so worried, sweating, that I started crying. I was like this, I started crying, crying, crying, like, what the fuck, what's going on?

What's going on?

In my head I just wanted to have 8,000 caps to give away. But I started crying and I said, I have to leave because we have the Coca-Cola flow. Bogueto left anyway because he had to sing. I don't think he sang with Cachirula. But I have to leave.

I said, if these people, there are 8,000 people, 7,000, 5,000, I don't know, I didn't count them. They wanted to do something to me. With 10, it's enough. With 100, it's enough. With a guy who says, among these 8,000, that guy fucks me, throws a stone at me, he fucks me.

Or he leaves me bad. At no time did I receive a blow, an insult, nothing. I said, this is, I mean, between all the people. Obviously, Adriano, I love you, I love you. I was wearing my watch, I was wearing my chain, I was wearing everything. Nobody took anything from me, nobody took anything from me. On the contrary, it rained on my shoes. I give you my tennis, I give you my shirt, I give you something, let me touch a truck and I don't know who, there's a viral photo, you have to look for it, a viral photo where two dudes who I think were judges, they take me out

and I'm in the middle of nowhere, first I'm on top of the truck and they accelerate with me in the truck then suddenly I had 200 people running and motorcycles behind me, on the periphery, on insurgents, I didn't understand what this was, what's going on? At one point, I got in the van and I was sitting with two giant assholes. And I was sitting in the back seat like this. And he took a picture of me, Shifu. And the picture is viral. You know, where they comment pictures on TikTok clips.

They have to look for that picture. And I was like, I didn't know if they were taking me to jail, if they were taking me somewhere else't know if they were taking me to jail, if they were taking me somewhere else, or where they were taking me. Because there were two guys who grabbed me by the neck, and said, get in a truck.

That was the only thing I understood.

No microphone, no stream, no nothing. So I'm in that truck, like, a photo shifu and me.

Fuck.

I could tell you a thousand things, but that was the monument. I want to know what happened, I have a doubt. What did they say to you? Let's say that day I stopped being a virgin for... I was like, fuck it. They took me to San Reyes, because that's where all the people met. Obviously, people followed you. My bed was torn to pieces. Two bodyguards at that moment gave up on me. I was like, you're an asshole. They took my stuff and left.

Obviously, dude. They gave up on me. I found other bodyguards, who were my friends, but they were followers. They said, no, I'll take care of you. X. We got to San Reyes, which was the middle point. But what is San Reyes?

It's the hotel of the best in Mexico, if I can say that. And what was there at that time? Coca-Cola Flow Fest. Who was in San Reyes? All the singers of Flow Fest. Who was in San Reyes? The owner of Flow Fest.

Coca-Cola. Well, I didn't let anyone go. There were 600 people, 400 motorcycles, shouting my name, knocking on the doors of San Reyes. Sech arrives and says, what's going on? Who's here? All the singers were there, and many couldn't leave.

The owner came, the owner of Coca-Cola, who is called Aaron, I love you Aaron Dampudia, and I said, what's going on? People from San Diego came and said, who are you? And I said, I'm Master Shifu. Are you staying here?

I said no, but my friends are. Oh my god, you're not staying and you're doing this mess? I said give me a room! It's all full, the presidential building is there and it costs 15,000 dollars a night. I'm leaving! I said.

No, no, no, no, no.

It was a mess, and a dude grabs me, puts me in a truck and takes me to Flowfest.

They still follow us.

Everything was with the camera down, covering my face, everything was uncognizable.

And still, there were 400 motorcycles behind us. I didn't understand.

People started following a truck because they thought I was going. I got to Coca-Cola and I had 400 bikes outside, I go out, I cough, I think the Coca-Cola police were like, what is this kid asking for? What is he asking for? Well, nothing more than the course of what had happened at Coca-Cola, for me at Coca-Cola all the singers knew what had happened. J Balvin told me, what did you do? J Balvin showed me videos. What did you do, man? A musical producer came, a tough one, a gringo, and he said,

bro, are you aware that what you did right now, there are a lot of people who come to sing, don't they? And I was like, I don't know. No, I was screwed, man. Suddenly, they send me clips. My mom, Lorete de Mola, talking about me. I don't know what, and I said, what the fuck? But I was scared. What's going to happen? You know? Because it could be...

You find out that it was worth it, this influencer is an idiot. And the truth is, it was an idiot for me, but I never thought that would happen. It's not something that I said, the truth is, let's go there, let's go, fuck it. I don't know that place, obviously. And I'll tell you something, I'm grateful that we didn't get to that place. Because in that place, there were 2,000 more people.

Who never knew where I was. For them, I never got there. For those people, they said, that dude was in a bad place. My stuff happened, all that stuff. But, well, I went to Coca-Cola, it was An unreal day for me. For me it was like, what the fuck is going on?

I had Mora here talking to me. I had J Balvin, John Mico, Lunay, everyone. And I just thought, what did I do in the monument? Lunay, what's up, bro? I love your content. I love you, man, I love you. And I was thinking, what am I doing?

What did I do in the monument? I didn't care what was happening. Bogueto arrives. That same day, Fer, which is what I want you to understand, which was the best day of my life, and J Balvin,

and they tell me, we have to close Coca-Cola Flow with J Balvin. He's going to invite Bogueto, obviously to sing when he's not a singer, and we want you to come out.

Damn.

I'm like, what do I do?

What do I do? I'm a singer, I take out my microphone and sing and dance and fuck it. What do I do? And the bassist tells me, my cousin tells me, it doesn't matter, man. I was like this, man. in the part before I give my hats to J Balvin I see that the DJ and the producer all three of my hats I do the guy that chingón, there was a line to enter the

stage, was from the ghetto, was farruco, was I don't know who, was DJ I don't know what and in front of me, I mean behind me was farruco to enter the stage then suddenly a moment comes which and in the regga a stage, and suddenly, and in the Mexican reggaeton, that he's breaking, number one in Mexico, 15 Global, ta-ta-ta, El Bogueto, and I didn't hear, in my head,

it was just a buzz. This is a dream, pinch me now. But I'm not coming alone. A buoy for the master shifu. I didn't even listen to him, they just pushed me, run.

I start running, but you don't dimension what an artist lives because everyone sees what the artist does, we never see what the artist sees. I started to see what the artist saw, and I'm running, and and I started running, and I see that... What is that? Is it grass? What is that? Are those cars? What is that? They're heads, dude. They're people, dude. And I start to feel my legs, like, wet, dude. No, calm down, calm down, calm down.

And it starts like... Before...

Baby, let's do...

And all the people...

Before...

Baby... Baby, let's do it. And all the people, ah, dad, baby. J Balvin, El Gogeto, they hug me. That day I went to sleep. And I said, I don't know if I should sleep or wake up, because what I lived was a dream. What I lived, I'm afraid to sleep. Because I know that this type of day

happens once in a lifetime. I don't want to sleep, I don't want these 24 hours to pass from my life. And I was like, fuck. But that was the best day of my life, it was the monument, it was the Coca-Cola. And I can tell you that for me it was a canon, it was a before and after. Not in the moment of the stream, but in my life.

I talked too much, sorry. No, no, no, it was super, but I saw when you were with J Balvin and I said, holy shit I was with Adriano once! You know how it is? I said, he's my friend

and I was very happy I remember seeing everything and sharing, sharing, sharing

and now that you tell me I say, holy shit. It was awesome. But there are a lot of people who think you became famous overnight. I mean overnight. And I know it wasn't like that. Because we've talked about it. So I'd like to know what you would say to those people who think you became famous overnight. Well, look, it's a lot of work. But I can tell you that everything has a reason.

I was an actor. I made my first novel when I was 6, which was La Fea Mas Bella. I was the son of Jaime Camil. I was an actor not because I said at 6, Who was the actor, mom? No, because my mom didn't give me money to take me to the swimming pool, me I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. that everyone thinks is Samadhi. No. It wasn't Samadhi, it wasn't me, it was my sister Nana, Dazana. That girl was at the party, she was 15 years old, she wanted to be a quinceañera, shut up, you're not a quinceañera, and she danced and sang and pam pam, she didn't feel ashamed of anything.

So mom says, this girl is going to hit her in the head, I don't have the money to get her in a dance class, I don't have money, but I'm going to put her there. Then mom one day gets up and wrote down, my mom is the best mom in the world. Write down a note, the CEA, start the castings at 12 in the morning, I'm going to leave at 4 in the morning. For us to leave where we were born, we were born in Impulsora, in Neza. For us to move from there to Televisa, it was 4 hours by subway. 3 hours by subway. But at that moment, my mom hired a taxi.

That was a luxury, dude. Luxury for us. And my mom called me. I was asleep, I remember perfectly. I love having these fresh memories, dude, of me being 5 years old. I fall asleep, and my mom woke me up. Hey, what happened? Come with me. Come with me to take your sister to the casting.

And well, yes, ok. I changed, I took a shower, I was 5 years old. And we got in the taxi and we got ready. We got there at 5 in the morning, outside the TV there were 100 people. We got ready on the street, cold, and all the people in their cars, with their drivers, getting ready. My mom and I were next to her, and it was cold.

We saw the little cars that sell bread and coffee. She gave us a loaf of bread and a coffee for everyone. We were all ready, and at 10 in the morning, we started to go to the casting. And since I didn't have anywhere to wait, because we didn't have a car,

someone told us to stay with the kid. So I went with my sister and my mom. And the casting guy says, this kid is cute. He's cute. I got mad. But my mom says, this kid...

The casting guy says, this kid is cute. So what? He already graduated. And I said, yes. I was a person that was very difficult to say no.

Ok.

Paso y me dicen, canta, pues cante.

Baila, pues cante, baile.

Actúa, pues actúe. O sea, lo que yo pensaba en mi cabeza.

Y algo muy importante antes para completar todo esto, siempre en mi casa se nos hizo como jugar mímica.

Como mi mamá estudió teatro, wey, y era diseñadora de modas. I started playing mimics, like my mom studied theater and was a fashion designer. Everything was always very artistic. They taught us math, but with songs. They taught us math, but with a long pencil and this and that. They made us an exhibition. The best thing that could happen to us in school was to exhibit. Because we knew how to exhibit. So when they tell me, act, act, act.

I still have the slight suspicion, if not 100% sure, that I was autistic. Or I am autistic. I walked with little dots, like 3 years of my life I walked with little dots as a kid. So I was autistic, I am a person that they I only had three pieces left, but whatever. I think it was when I was in the middle of something. When I was in the middle of something, I was very focused on that thing. It was like, this kid is not normal.

But at that time, what do you have to say? He's autistic and he's autistic. There are a lot of studies, if you go to the doctor, there was no bar. So it was like, fine. So, X, I kind of got her going, I said, I'm going to get her going. Three weeks, two months later, two months, a month later, I don't remember exactly,

but I was watching TV with my mom at night, and my mom goes up, and opens the door to the room, and we were watching Malcolm in the middle, I'll never forget it. We were in the room,

and we turned to my mom and she said, What happened? I have a good one and a bad one.

What happened?

They told me about the CEA. Only one stayed. And I said, obviously the healthy one. Who's going to stay? You stayed, Adriano. I started jumping with excitement and my brother started crying. So they took me to the CEA.

And to make it short, I prepared myself a lot there. I acted, etc. Why am I telling you all this? Because I started acting. I started acting, I studied acting.

I loved acting, man. I loved playing a character, but I never had the opportunity. I never had the opportunity to have a success like my sister Samadhi, the thing that touched the thing that made gold. I made 100 novels, nobody saw them, but I made them

dude, so what happens? I had practice I didn't like them they treated me badly, it was like I arrived well prepared, this character is a fag so I was like, that mother gave me a lot of depression, like, I did a great casting, I was ready, and that dude stayed because he's handsome, blue eyes,

you look very Mexican. Mom, they told me, oh my God, what a bad luck. X, I stopped acting. And how do I start on stream? I start on stream because of a very strong depression I had. Because of a depression that was like, fuck,

I was very bad, I was very sad. And I drank Xanax every day. It was an extra los dias todos los días todos los días para dormir para dormir para desaparecer para no no no estar presente para no estar viviendo Yo esta de los ángeles está entre méxico los ángeles todas anaxana sanak se lleva la madre y lo único que yo veía era extreme yo veía acá y yo veía a speed y o sea la mar que perro y que pero sus vatos y yo tomas anax me dormía sanas me dormía sanas me dormía y dije

we And I was like, Sanax, I'm going to sleep, Sanax, I'm going to sleep, Sanax, I'm going to sleep. And I said, dude, I'm going to try it, dude. You're going to try it, dude. There's no one in Mexico who does this. I mean, yes, but no IRL, dude. I mean, so professional, so good, no, there's no. I'm going with my mom.

I want to do this. And I was crying and I was like, I don't know mom, but I'm not 20.

I can't throw anymore, I've thrown a lot of darts, I've thrown a lot of darts at life and none of them hit.

I'm close to my opportunity.

What do I do?

I want this, I trust this. I trusted my bank account so much that I was like, put 200,000 pesos. That was all my savings.

And the computer that I wanted cost 203 thousand pesos. There is no problem, I am going to buy it. I call my best friend who lived in Miami, I say, bastard, I'll take care of you, dude, because I want to be like a team.

Pull yourself, pull yourself, please, dude. The guy leaves his job, leaves everything and comes to Mexico. And I explain to him with a blackboard what I was going to do. I tell you that's why I'm an autist. I grab a blackboard, which is still in my house. And I explain this with this, and this, this idea. And these numbers have to arrive because I don't know what. I'm a faithful believer in the manifestation.

Faithful believer. I believe that all things have already happened and all things materialize because you believe in them I think and the guy told me brother we don't have money because you're going to spend all your money on a computer the same guy who sold me the computer he told me hey brother it's not for being a mamon but why are you going to spend so much your average is going to be little

the first year you will have 300 200 to have 300 people in the first year, 200 people, 100 people maximum in the second year you're going to have 500 and you're doing well in the third year, you're going to have 800 but for that moment you're going to win 100 dollars per stream 50 dollars per stream, it's normal and I was like, no, because I'm number one

I'm going to be number one look Adrian, you know what, I'm going to be number one. Look, Adrian, you know what? I'm going to sell. There's no problem. Do whatever you want. And my friend told me, why don't we start with a smaller one? And when we have the numbers, we'll buy another one. I say, why would I buy two computers?

Imagine how I thought. Why would I buy two computers if I'm going to make it? So we ate hot dogs at Costco. in That dude and I have been together our whole fucking life. We've always been like that, but there was a time when we broke up and the stream brought us back together. I feel like all life is about gears, you know? You have to have these pieces of ideas and the consistency so that everything starts spinning.

This shit started spinning really fast, dude. I mean, this started bearing fruit really fast. I remember I had my call with a fast, very fast. I mean, this started to bear fruit very fast. I remember I had my call with a sponsor, which is Steak. I talked to her while in Las Vegas and I said, listen to what I'm telling you. I have an average of 600 people right now. And at that moment I invented and put in 100, 200 more people.

I mean, I really had 300. I said, it's convenient for you to sign me. Why? Because when I'm number one, when I have the numbers I want, when I'm the person I'm going to be, you're going to regret not having signed me. I don't know what happened, I don't know what I said to her, that the girl said, I'm going to sign you. They signed me, that gave me the opportunity to buy more equipment and grow my team. The love signed me. I told my cousin, Cabo, I don't know what we have to do, man. But this thing has to work.

Because, number one, I'm not going to stay as a speaker. And number two, it's the last chance I have in life. Come on. Everything is consistency. My secret is consistency. I think I'm a faithful believer in a phrase that I always say. Tenderness outweighs talent.

I know a lot of talented people. In the stream, the stream has been around for years. I'm new, I'm in diapers for the stream. There are guys like Juan Guarnizo, like Mariana, who are founders of the stream. I'm new, dude. and they are the founders of the stream. I'm new, man.

I'm new, but I have tenacity. I said, I don't care if I sleep or not, I'm going to make it, man. And I'm going to make it, and I don't care, I'm going to make it. And my sister said, your content is disgusting. My sister doesn't talk to me.

My sister said, what is that, dude? Really? Oh, it's like that? She stopped talking to me. For me it was, oh my god. Because something people don't know is that this idea and this mind that I had

I was my sister's idea. I was my sister's camera. There are many videos where I'm her camera. I would say, say this, say this, talk about this, this, this idea, pa, pa, pa. And we were a great team and the girl was a hit. Well, she was a hit, but at that moment,

I don't know how many times my sister started talking in blogs, that she started doing blogs on TikTok. I told her, do blogs. And buy this microphone. My sister was the number one person who grabbed the microphone and did this. Hi, how are you? And after that, everyone started doing that. Hi, TikTok. Hi, TikTok. And I remember when I put the mic here and he said no.

And he took it off and started, Samadhi, the mics are for you to use in your clothes. No, no, I want to do it like that. And our first vlog had two million likes. It worked, and every night I thought, I'm going to do this for my sister, I'm going to do this for my mom. So when I try to do my own project, and my sister was behind me, for me it was like, fuck, I'm alone.

I'm alone, dude, I'm alone, I'm alone. But I thank life for putting me in this situation, because if I wasn't in this situation, I wouldn't have given it. And I have, up to this day, 215 days of streaming. Every day. More than 5 or 6 hours of streaming.

Trying to give the best entertainment with some foundation. With a little bit of awareness.

But we know that everything is entertainment. a little bit of raising awareness about some things.

But we know that everything is entertainment. Because if we wanted to see real life, Avatar would never be the success it is. If we wanted to see real things, Spider-Man would never be the success it is. Because that's a lie, it's pure entertainment. So, I have that entertainment,

we try to give the best entertainment, the healthiest possible, and try to raise a little bit of awareness. There's how to do my best to give you the best entertainment, the healthiest that I can, and try to give a little bit of awareness. There's how to do that. But yeah, it's all a matter of work, of consistency. I can tell you, sacrifice, a lot of sacrifice. You are aware of that. A thousand people, a thousand artists, a thousand singers. Adriano, let's go to the after party. And this singer is inviting me to his after party. Dude, that singer invited me to his after party.

Can I stream? No. Thank you very much. I'll pass this time. Hey, this singer invites you. Thank you very much. I'll pass this time. Because obviously no one will want to record it at their party time. But that's the only thing I do.

Record and be there live all the time. If not, I sleep better. Or I think about my ideas. I think about what I'm going to do tomorrow. So, it's a lot of sacrifice, a lot of constancy. And that's why I think I can tell you. Why did I tell you about acting?

Because I'm sure that... for someone to do what I'm going to do on stream is impossible. Because it takes 20 years of preparation. What?

I'm an actor, dude.

I mean, one day you're going to see me as Teresita, who is a girl who says, Pass, pass. One day you're going to see me as a micro-bucero. Another day you're going to see me as such, and you're going to say,

How, dude? I would love to be you that I lie to you, but it's not that it's easy, but I imagine it's going to be difficult to play a warzone and pass the level, but I'm going to try to bring to streaming something that no one has done, and I want a future, and I say it here in this podcast, I want a future, bastard, that they say that bastard who is there is Mexican, that bastard who is there started with a moment so sad in his life that he got gonna be able to get a new camera. We're gonna be able to get a new camera. We're gonna be able to get a new camera. We're gonna be able to get a new camera. We're gonna be able to get a new camera. We're gonna be able to get a new camera. We're gonna be able to get a new camera. We're gonna be able to get a new camera. hace seis meses, hubiera sonado igual de loco. Entonces, pues yo creo que es eso, la constancia, cien por ciento. ¿Qué ha sido lo más difícil de dejar tu vida personal a un lado?

Porque pues ahora eres una persona muy pública y todo se sabe de ti, pues, a donde vayas te reconocen, si quieres tener una relación privada o lo que sea, pues se sabe todo, todo, todo, todo de ti. Si vas al hospital, me imagino que hasta las enfermeras, I imagine that even the nurses recognize you, etc. What is the most difficult part of that? Well, look, the most difficult part is that I know that no one has ever taken me seriously.

The truth is, I am a very in love person. The only bad thing I did in this streaming project, and not the bad thing, but I saw myself vulnerable in a part where I fell in love and I put my heart. Dracs. part of the world. With the Chinese skin, I said, I want to be with her, I want to be with her, please, I want to be with her. But it couldn't be done. I was in pain, my heart hurt, my heart hurt. Short stream.

And Baez arrives and my cousin arrives.

Oh my God, man.

What a good clip, man. You're a great actor. And I see them.

What's wrong with you, man?

What's wrong with you?

I'm in a lot of pain, man.

I'm in a lot of pain.

I ran to my bed, man. And I grabbed the pillow and breathed it. No, it was bad, man. Because people, when I fall in love, I give everything, man. And the people who are in front of me can tell you. I cried, man. Que mal y no porque hay me hace falta esa persona no pero que mal que me puse en esa situación

Que mal que me pusen en una situación tan vulnerable wey porque yo hablo de que no no no No tengan novia no tengan novia no tengan hoy pero bueno fue el claro ejemplo de lo que no tienes que hacer Me rompió el corazón y yo sé que actualmente nunca nadie me va a tomar en serio y no porque lo que yo haga está mal Simplemente porque lo que hago lo grabo Porque tengo amigos que son porque lo que yo haga está mal, simplemente porque lo que hago lo grabo. Porque tengo amigos que son peores que yo, pero nadie lo sabe.

Justo.

Nadie lo graba.

Entonces, estoy consciente que nadie me va a tomar en serio. Si yo quiero una niña como yo la quiero, como yo quiero, güey, te escribí hoy, güey, preséntame una amiga, güey, introduce me to a friend. I have a conversation with Adriano. Hey, introduce me to a friend. I want to fall in love. And I... And I ask him, what? Famous? I said, I want to make content.

Just like that. No, I really want to fall in love. And he said, ok, here's Adriano. I said, but I think I'm your friend. I'm your friend, I'm sorry, but, dude, I want someone to make content, you know?

And that's it, I mean, there comes a point that it's really cool, dude. Dude, you left the square and you had 500 people. You broke it today on today's stream. You filled up the whole place. You bought this truck.

Cool. Everyone goes to their rooms, I go into my room, close the door, I go to bed, and the fucking loneliness comes.

Fuck.

Let the girl I was with at the club talk. I can't, I can't. No, I can't either. Dude, you're going to sound really sad. But for real. I've talked to people. That have been on my stream.

So they can go to my house. And just hug me. Do you want to run? No, let's watch a movie. Hug me. Do this to my back. No güey, vamos a ver una película güey. Abrazame. Hazme así, tanto en la espalda. Está feo güey, pero pues la real güey.

Algo que me enamoró mucho de esa persona que platico, fue que yo decía, ay, tengo hambre.

¿Qué tienes, hambre?

Sí.

Oye, ¿qué tienes? Te veo raro, ¿estás bien? A la verga, a mí nadie me pregunta eso. ¡Ah, me duele la espalda! Y me iba a la cama de que me duele la espalda. De la nada, estaba acostumbrado a aliviar con esas cosas solo.

Llegaba con una pomada, con no sé qué. What? I'm not used to those things, man. That's why I felt that way. Because it's not like, Oh, daddy, I want to hug you. No, man. It was a... Are you okay? How did you wake up today?

The famous, how do you feel? Nobody asks me how I feel. So, when I try to make that love come into my life, or it comes, it doesn't exist.

You know, like...

girls that... come to my bed, come to my house, go to bed, we watch a movie, do you like to go to bed? Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. So, suddenly I grab her hand and I hug her hand. And I say, ah, how good it feels. And I turn around, and she's like this.

On the phone. And I'm like, fuck. And it's like, fuck. So, that's the sad thing about being so public and being the moms I make on stream. Because I know that the person I want, or someone who really loves me, will never come. It's a sacrifice. Sure. I mean, could you say that you have felt alone at one point, having so many people around you? Yes, of course. I mean, it's something I think is normal, because you dedicate so much time to your project, to your dream,

that you run out of time for that kind of thing. What I mean is, a tu sueño que te queda sin tiempo para ese tipo de cosas. Que digo, son unas por otras, la neta. O sea, yo soy fiel creyente de que el éxito llega solo. El éxito llega cuando tú estás solo. ¿Por qué? Porque esa persona te pide tiempo. Esa persona te pide, vamos al cine, vamos a comer, esto, todo, todo.

Te pide tiempo. ¿Y tú qué necesitas para lograr lo que quieres? Tiempo. We're going to the movies, we're going to eat, this, that, and it asks for time. And what do you need to achieve what you want? Time. And time is something that can't be bought. Time is the only thing that can't be bought. Time is something you can't lose. You can lose everything and recover it.

You can lose everything. You can lose all your money. You can lose everything. Even, for example, I always say, Tolles cosas pues pero hasta por ejemplo siempre yo digo y siempre soy fiel creyente de algo tus familiares Wey tu abuela tu madre wey que es lo que más tienes que disfrutar con esas personas El tiempo porque esos minutos y horas y días y años que pasan nadie los va a recuperar

Todos por eso yo se fiel creyente si quieres éxito Quieres lograr el sueño que tienes que estar obsesionado Fernando, if you want success, if you want to achieve your dream, you have to be obsessed with that. Because if you're not obsessed with your dream, with your desire to break it, and you want to be number one, and you want to compete with yourself, with the people who are going to compete with you, because you want to be number one, that obsession, if you take it to another side, to a girl, you're going to lose this, you're going to neglect it. Fernando. Fernando. Fernando. Fernando.

Fernando. Fernando. Fernando. Fernando. Fernando. Fernando. Fernando. Fernando.

Fernando. Fernando. Fernando, I'm very afraid. I don't want to fall in love again, but I don't want to feel alone. So, for me, it's like, damn, what a dog! No, but, you know, like... Dude, I'm at that point where I say, damn, falling in love... You're already there. Yes, but falling in love, I say, no, it's a big damage.

Because I know that when it ends, because Because when you're with someone you never think it's going to end.

It's forever. But if it ends...

Fuck.

It's worth seeing.

I'll call you later, man. We'll go for a drink or something. Yeah, we'll support each other. Do you think you have to be traumatized or do you think you have to go through traumas to be someone funny like you? You know I read something about Jim Carrey. Jim Carrey, how many people have not smiled?

Of course. That you laugh. And he was a guy who had a horrible depression. I don't think it's necessary. That maybe the kind of things that happen are true. I've lived very ugly, very sad things in my life that I would like to erase.

And I've lived very awful things. But I think everyone has lived them. I mean, I think that comedy doesn't necessarily have to come from that. But if they are coincidences, you know? There's an actor called Robin Williams. I don't know if it's a coincidence, you know? There's an actor called Robin Williams. I don't know if it's Robin or it's Robbie, if I'm wrong, tell me.

But he was an actor who had so many characters so canon in life, so important, that he was the one from Jumanji. He was the, well, he made a lot of movies, right? And everyone saw him happy, smiling, smiling, smiling, and out of nowhere they saw the news that he didn't want to be here. And he stopped being here alone.

And it was a plot for everyone that, oh my god, he was smiling all the time. In fact, he wasn't smiling, he made us laugh and make us happy. I mean, it's like, I don't know, I don't think so, but maybe, no, I don't know, it's weird. And it's a super weird question. It's not that I make people laugh, I just put myself in situations where I laugh and I have a good time with myself. And I think they have a good time with me. And I've lived bad things, yes, but I don't think it comes out of nowhere. I think a lot of people who are going through a vulnerable or sad moment because I am part of those people, they can turn on your stream and get distracted, right?

Or watch your clips and get distracted, laugh and forget that vulnerable moment that they are going through in their life, or a sad moment, or depression, whatever. And you are making these people have a good time. But they don't know what you're going through either. So I can believe that the people who make you laugh the most are the ones who can be saddest sometimes, you know? pasando tampoco. Entonces, yo puedo llegar a creer que las personas que más hacen reír son las que a veces más tristes pueden estar, ¿sabes?

Sí. O sea, sí, sí puede ser. Y me ha llegado mucha gente a decirme, güey, tú no sabes lo que me ayudaste en esto. O sea, yo nunca puedo creer a qué grado puedes ayudar o no ayudar. O sea, hay mucha gente que dice, nah, ese güey no ayuda en nada. Pero ha llegado gente a llorarme y decirme, cabrón. Estaba en un momento tan triste de mi vida y güey, abrí y güey, me ayudaste porque dijiste esto y me ayudó. Entonces, digo, qué bonito se siente, la neta.

Pero así como esas personas, yo les puedo ayudar a esas personas, There was a moment here in Monterrey where we went out without a camera. I was streaming in a house and there were 15 people outside. I said, I'm going to take some pictures with them. I go out and a kid comes and starts crying with me. I put my hand on my chest and I started crying with him. We both started crying. Someone from NASA took out the phone and started recording.

And that video has half a million likes,ro, la neta esto y el otro y dadai, y fue para mí. O sea, esto que el güey siente también lo siento yo güey, o sea, que raro güey. Y así como yo lo apoyé, él me está ayudando en este momento güey, porque me sentí bien güey, sabes, como que a la madre, que fregón. Entonces, como que, pues sí. Ni sé qué preguntaste, ya se me olvidó. So, yeah. I don't even know what you asked. No, it was just the question that was going to come up. What do you feel when you help so many people

to go through such a difficult and vulnerable moment? Well, I think we all have a mission in life. Because, look, on my blackboard I have everything and a word in red that says help. You know? We have the Children with Cancer Foundation

that I support as much as I can. We have the Dog Foundation. I think most of the national union's concon cancer KK a podium of a ski pool at the most of the most beautiful to the most recent in the state of the police political problem with Judy and I'll be back to you

but on Camille Margot Jenner and the movie look at the top in the I will go to the local it would be a political statement on the other end of the business

is that it will be sent to the business in the middle a that companies, singers, Daytona, yes I help you, I help you, obviously, stream, get up now, I'll mark you and no one will answer me. Well, a truck, how much does it cost? Well, let's say we get to a point where a truck, we fill a truck. I could tell you that it's the most expensive thing I've bought as a gift. Obviously, But can I tell you that I spent what a car costs? And I filled a toy truck

well, because giving away those balls that hit you and the air takes them away Well, no. So I bought a toy well I tried to buy good toys and I spent a lot of money. My cousin and I said fuck it, but let's do it, dude.

And I went to the neighborhood where I was born and I'm going to give you toys. I started giving him toys, dad, dad, dad. And at hand is what you feel. And that's why I always say, try to help, even if it's a little bit, man. A child arrives, a child arrives, he is your mistake. Because we always expect to have a lot to be able to help. We don't need to have a lot to be able to help. I think we can all

help, even if it's in something. A person, help a person. I mean, what's up, bro? Did you eat? What's up, brother? What are you doing? And feeling the satisfaction of helping a person or helping a thousand is the same. But please, I ask people to feel the satisfaction of Y sentir la satisfacción de ayudar a una persona o ayudar a mil es la misma pero por favor yo le pido a la gente que sientan la satisfacción de ayudar no saben lo que se siente wey osea yo siento yo todo esto lo hago por mi abuela mi abuela para mí fue mi padre fue mi pilar y fue el pilar de todas las personas que están en mi familia

y ella tenía un And she had a... What's it called when you retire? Your retirement? Pension? Of 13,000 pesos. 13. And her mom broke up. All her life. She charged 13,000 pesos.

And 13,000 she gave to my mom. Her house. She gave it to my aunt. She gave it to my uncle. She gave it to her husband. And she also helped, dude.

As a kid, I used to say, my grandma is a millionaire. su esposo y aparte ayudaba güey. Yo de niño decía mi abuela es millonaria porque yo no sabía cómo sacaba dos despensas o tres despensas o cuatro despensas y le llevaba ahora a un asilo, ahora no sé qué, ahora se llevaba y yo decía obviamente mi abuela es millonaria güey y no y ella siempre decía ayuda, ayuda. Entonces por eso siempre tengo esa creencia y lo hago por ella. No lo hago por mí, mira, te voy a ser bien honesto. Yo no lo hago por mí, porque cuando yo lo hago, la siento cerca.

Okay. Cuando yo lo hago, la siento aquí, güey. Entonces yo tengo que estar dando todo lo que tengo para poderla sentir todo el tiempo, lo voy a hacer.

Claro.

Y por eso.

Me encanta.

Tu abuelita, ¿cuánto tiempo estuvo contigo? Mi abuela fue toda mi vida. Mi abuela fue mi padre porque... cuando mi papá... cuando nos salimos... ya no estábamos con mi papá... no teníamos dónde estar, evidentemente. Y mi abuela no estaba en la puerta de su casa. ¿A esa edad que más o menos se quedó? Como a los ocho, yo creo. ¿Siete? Pero nos salimos de mi papá...

No, nos salimos de estar con mi papá cuando pudimos rentar algo nosotros. Porque ya trabajamos en la televisión. Como a los diez años. Ya estábamos trabajando y mi mamá podía ganar dinero. Entonces me acuerdo una vez... Yo sé que mi madre y mis hermanas me van a odiar por contar esto. Pero me vale la pena.

Yo, yo... Otra vez.

Yo me acuerdo de una vez, llegamos de la escuela, mochila, pum pum, todo normal. Y mi hermana, mi mamá dice, tomen esta maleta, agarren lo que quieran. Aquí trae mi mamá, y vi un camión abajo de mudanza. My mom says, take this suitcase, grab whatever you want. Here's my mom, and I saw a moving truck. Well, I grab my toys, I put my clothes,

whatever, a pad, what do I ask? My sister too, all this, all this, and my mom grabbed like dishes or things like that, like for, I don't know, we grab, we get in, so you have some come on. Don't waste. Oh, yeah, you need some of those other way He gave me some of my own department Abel a portal apartment to mama

Is this a new Casa? Keep you eat those in the midst of most releases way we We were doing great, but they also had sex. Because on TV, they explode you. Well, they don't hate me, but they don't pay you what they pay an actor. So, a kid won't get paid for that. A kid won't get paid for that. So, we were able to save a little money, and we had the money for the deposit, for everything you need to rent.

And we left. We didn't have furniture. I mean, we didn't have furniture. We were on mattresses on the floor. But we were happy. Happy. I remember that night we ate oxen. But we were on the floor. And we were happy. We laughed. With my mom, with my brothers. We laughed.

Always with the constant fear of looking out the window.

You know?

Fuck, I'm fine. So, that whole process was very, very, very, very difficult. Because there was a moment when you were at the expense of a producer, at the expense of a... You stay, you don't stay, you're not a good actor, you don't give the image, it's not safe money.

There was a moment when we didn't have money to pay the rent, which I remember was 7,000 pesos, and a lot of people said, to bien fregon porque viví los últimos años de mi abuela con ella güey. Yo creo que yo decía puta no pude pagar la renta y te hablo de que esta preocupación mía la tenía a los 12 años, 11, de que no pude pagar la renta, no pude pagar la renta y yo me daba de golpes en ese momento y hoy entiendo decir puta porque no pude pagar la renta más tiempo para vivir más tiempo con mi Why couldn't I pay the rent longer? To live longer with my grandma.

You know? I mean, she was always there with us, but why couldn't I? So that's why this whole thing with my grandma was so important. Because she was the person that always... I can tell you that she was one of the only people in my life that listened to me. How are you? Well, you work, you act, you study... Sit down, man. How are you? You work, you act, you study. Sit down, man. How are you?

Hey, I want to see you. He said, I want to see you today. I was 13, 14 years old. I want to see you. He took me to the biscuits of Obregón. We sat down, he gave me my coffee, a little bread. How are you? I thought you were going to tell me something else. No, I just want to talk to you. How are you? And I could always cry. But yeah. I would like to know why it made you so happy to leave your home with your family, with your dad and your mom. I mean, to know what that family was like and that your family became your grandma, mom and siblings. my

Star videos, you know in casa

It's come with a fee deal

What you pop out a movie? I received okay Vivos muchas aggression is a jealous video todos

Pero pues porque mi mamá no trabajaba sabes no tenía el tú no puedes hacer esto porque yo creo que tenía el miedo de puta pues me voy a quedar sin dinero me voy a quedar donde que voy a ser con tres hijos no siento se aguantaba pues los putados y todos pero pasaba muchas cosas muy feas en mi casa a mi hermana But a lot of ugly things have happened in my house. My sister... I can't even talk, but...

Take the time you want.

It's something really... ...fucked up. To see a woman as strong as my sister... ...without knowing her past... Chingon, oh yeah, but I'm a little bit of a man. I think I'm a little bit of a man. I think I'm a little bit of a man.

I think I'm a little bit of a man.

I think I'm a little bit of a man.

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is a We come with a key on the money. He put a new papaya. No, stop. But you know, this is a leader that you wake up on. To it. No, I'm a Sankara. I said, Metro, I thought, but I'm going to work to the impulse or a song. What do I do? I was the Camino.

It expulsion. He might look at me. He's not looking at me. Maybe he had a good way. I don't remember, and they kicked me out of the C.A. And for me it was normal. I swear, when they tell me, Ah, we kicked you out of the C.A. from Thursday, you're not coming until Monday.

Well, and I remember when they told me that to my dad, because it was the only time my dad ever went through me. I turned around to see, I was 8 years old, dude. 9, maximum 9, I don't know, like 8 and he grabs my neck, boom and I was trying to look at him and say, are you mad? what's wrong?

and he grabbed my neck and he squeezed it and I smiled at the people

hello, hello

he squeezed me, I had his fingers here, squeezing me and I said, this is not right, I feel like this is not right we got in the car, he didn't talk to me all the way. He didn't talk to me all the way. I remember that we always left the car and when my dad would take me, he would take me in the car. He would say, how did it go? I would say, fine.

Ah, well. That day he didn't talk to me. We got home and he opened the gate for me to get in the car. Es de diablo meblo Diego Salakaza, I miss a brain el portón para que me tiene carro y como que el se bajo y como que hice algo mal no abre bien el portón y me dio una patada igual a patear un niño de ocho años way un way mi papá era físico culturista era mamadísimo y era más es más alto que yo seguro meter a pata que un amigo mío el famoso caluca iba pasando en bicicleta I kicked my friend's car, the famous Caluca, and he was riding his bike.

The guy almost fell off the bike when he saw the kick my dad gave me. I'm telling you, I'm telling you what I'm saying. If I'm lying, I'm done streaming. So I was like, what the fuck? And my dad was so pissed. He kicked me,

he kicked the car, and literally he took me to a room. I think that guy held out and got mad for two hours in traffic. I don't know. We went up to the room and I was already scared. I was scared of what was going to happen to me. He puts me in the room and I remember he took out a fucking belt.

It says the olivine, I don't remember what it was, but it was coffee and it had a lot of holes. And those holes had like iron. And he starts hitting me. Boom. Boom. Boom. And I started crying. But,

there came a point where I saw him and the punches didn't hurt anymore. I was scared of that guy, to see him sweating. Yeah, let's go We have a me do this way below so that no He's gonna say oh you call a mother we in the whole p.m. A me patty ama me sepiaiamente In my mama, though, they'll maybe I see me mama. You'll come over come over me so we're gonna do that me II was no I was like, with my eyes saying, do something, help me. And, well, no.

Well, no, no.

Well, I couldn't do anything, man.

This

happens and lasts, lasts, like, that shit ends. And I was, I was very bad, you know? I remember that they didn't let me leave my house for two weeks. And a cousin arrived and I always tell it. I think it was my cousin, I know? I remember that they didn't let me leave my house for two weeks. And a cousin came, and I always tell this. I think it was my cousin Cesar. I thought it was you, dude.

But it was my cousin Cesar. He came to my house, because I had been two weeks in a house. It was like I was bored, dude. He comes two weeks later, or a week, I don't remember. And I was laughing my ass off, because for me it was normal. I showed him my back and my buttocks. And after seeing me, he starts crying.

Look, he starts crying. And I say, why are you crying? And he starts crying. I remember that I couldn't bathe for like two weeks because the drops of water hurt me. It hurt me, it hurt my back, it hurt my legs because they started like some of the blows, they started like some me over las piernas porque se me hicieron como unas de los golpes emisión como unas ampollas que tenían agua wey moradas moradas y verdes y yo decía obviamente mi papá se arrepintió de eso pues sabes yo estoy seguro pero después de eso yo fui lo mejor del

sea no y cuando años adelante cuando yo ya empecé a hacer novelas todo vimos a mi Jorge Alceano, he couldn't know. I know somebody. When I got to know that I still don't know. I mean, I'm gonna miss. Come on, kick it out. They get better. You might go to Nuka. I'm gonna leave that comment.

Can we go? Yeah, I guess. Can you see the little piece I get to eat? Me, I don't miss that.

I read it.

You probably have a lot better. And to me it was like, holy shit, that's crazy. How strong that he thinks he is. And it made me doubt. But after like 5 years of that bitch, we were no longer with him, and I told my mom, once very angry, I told her, mom, you're going to get it, really. Because that time you didn't help me.

And she stayed quiet. I would already be like 15, 16 years old. Really. Because I, with psychologists and everything, de la neta porque sabes no me ayudaste y se quedó callada yo ya tendría como 15 16 años neta porque yo con psicólogos todo yo pensé que estas madres no me dolían y decía obviamente me duele que ayer me cortó mi navaja o me duele porque ayer no hice esto me sé bueno tú eres una herida bien pasa verga hace tiempo pero no la hablas güey but you don't talk to her, dude. I told her, mom, you went overboard because you didn't help me that time, dude. And mom, serious, serious. And out of nowhere I go to sleep and she was sleeping in my bed.

And I hear her crying like crazy. I turned to see her, I turned to see her and to this day I regret that conversation I had with her because loca si la vuelta a ver la otra y hasta el día de hoy me arrepiento de esa conversación que tuve con ella porque me dijo perdóname perdóname perdóname perdón porque no sabía qué hacer yo no tenía poder para hacer nada y yo vi su frustración en sus ojos y si yo aguante una putiza wey dos o sea no es putea todo el tiempo pero yo te hablo de esa putiza porque para mí fue a la madre fue Two, obviously she fucked us all the time, but I'm talking about that bitch because for me it was like, wow.

It was very strong. Well, mom has her clavicle broken by that dude. I mean, if someone held it ugly, it was her.

And that's why I'm always going to give her a good mom because she a way to free one of her way to raise a peer look at what he is a

mojada pasado

a is a young cabron because ya los primeros como unos cinco o seis años de mi vida no estuvo conmigo Samadhi porque se fue de la casa la se fue a vivir con mi abuela

y mi abuela era su tutora I was going to live with my grandmother and my grandmother was her tutor. My grandmother was her mother because she hated my dad. Literally, because she hated him. I said, I don't give a shit how I'm going to return to my mom. I remember an iconic moment in my life that I was older and I always knew that my dad was hitting my mom. But I remember once, an icon that I was with Samadhi, little kids,

I was six years old, I don't remember, but we were very young and we heard that he was going into the room, my dad was hitting him and we got tired, we were there trying to open the door, and we opened the door and we said, at six years old, Samadhi and me. And we saw my mom, obviously, very pissed off and my dad like, yeah, yeah, yeah, and we sat in the middle and tried to talk to them. And he stopped.

And we felt good. But it's that constant fear that you're asleep and you hear that they're going to hit your mom. That's why it's always like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. If they knew everything that happens in different houses or in different situations, that no one tells them.

But it's something really cool that I thank my grandmother, because she was the one who always held us. My mom, for enduring so much, for being a mom who, I don't know how today I can continue being my example, for being how strong she is, because she lived very strong things. She, and Samadhi, and Dazana,

lived amazing things, really. But those are the kind of things that we feel the happiness of saying, all this is not going to happen again. And that's what my mom was trying to tell us, without telling us, saying, this is your home.

This is your home. Because we were happy, dude. Without having anything, we were happy y decirnos diciendo, este es su casa. Este es su casa.

Porque estábamos felices güey. Sin entender nada, estábamos felices porque decíamos, ya no tenemos ese miedo de que haga madre, ¿sabes?

Claro.

Por eso fue esa emoción de poder irnos a vivir solos.

Hoy en día, ¿le guardas algún resentimiento a tu papá?

No te voy a mentir, sí. Sí, sí, yes. My... Like my grandmother

or...

or psychologists used to tell me, you have to forgive. No, man, I'm not sure that... that you can forgive. Can you forgive that, Chile? No, I couldn't forgive it. I couldn't forgive it. And you know what's worse?

That my sister is so cool. That she went through it. And that girl, I forgive her. I don't know how you have to reach that level of maturity or whatever you have to go through to be able to say

I forgive you. I forgive you for everything you've done. I forgive you, no problem. I'm not capable. Honestly. Te perdono, wey. Te perdono por todo lo que hayas hecho. Te perdono, no hay pedo, wey. Yo no soy capaz, wey. La neta. Si tuvieras la oportunidad de poder hacer sentir a tu papá algo que te hizo sentir a ti, ¿lo harías? No, no, no. Para nada. Para nada. Por eso cuando llegan y me dicen, tell me, Why are you going to be a good dad? I consider myself a very good dad.

Why are you going to be a good dad? Because I want to be a good dad. I love kids. I hug them. And I'm a good kid. My niece, who just gave birth,

I mean, she's not my niece. She's my aunt's daughter. But she just gave birth. Fernando, ejemplo de lo que no tengo que hacer entonces por eso yo consigo sé que vas a ser un muy buen papá pero te gustaría tener un hijo como tú pues te consideras buen hijo yo si me considero un hijo la neta sea a mi madre intento cuidarla intento tenerla feliz intento darle todo lo que I try to take care of her, I try to make her happy, I try to give her everything I can.

And give her love, give her time, give her... I'd like to give her more than I can, but... But she did give me a good son. He was a mess as a kid, like any other kid, but he never had any problems with me about drugs or alcohol or things like that. Never. And we were always good workers, but life put us like that.

Sure.

Because people can think that you get to get into something like that or drink or whatever. These last few days I don't know why they think I get into something. Because I have an allergy. All the time on stream I'm like... And I'm like, what the fuck? If I was in something, I wouldn't be streaming for 215 days. You can't lie to the camera.

You can lie to a video, like, I'm good at this, and you edit it and cut it, and no one sees it. In stream, no. You can't lie. And it never caught my attention. I was so into work that I feel like those things come to you like, let's try it, let's put it like that. When you have friends, you know, when you have friends and they go out to party, it's like for a social pressure. I never lived that, I didn't have friends.

My friends were, I don't know, 40-year-old actors, 30-year-old actors, I was 15. Because I lived there. Just a little while ago a friend, I'm not going to say names or who, but they asked me, Hey, what's Adriano up to? What does he like? And I was like, what?

Yeah, well... And I was like, nothing, dude. The dude literally turns off the stream and it's over. And in the party, you don't drink that much. You were telling me that, right? That when we started recording, we were going to party.

Because I'm not en el alcohol. O sea, si me traes una botella, traigo 18 botellas en mi camioneta ahorita. O sea, imagínate. Y Adrián no me decía, güey, cuida tantito la tomada,

para que no la cagues, etc. Wilson, Spanish I mean, very few, no one gets involved, my team is very healthy. So, it's...

In fact, this guy smokes vape.

Altsanti.

So, this guy smokes and you have to feed him an eryizo.

And that's what he hates the most.

of the streams and stuff, which one would you delete? None, dude. None.

I mean, a lot of times I've messed up saying things I shouldn't say, dude. You know, like they write something down and I'm like, I read it and you messed it up because it's something from the government, it's something from here, and I'd delete those things, obviously. But I don't think I'd delete any. And have they asked you to delete something?

Never, thank God. I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear to God, I swear like, well, I expose myself... I swear I still can't watch the videos, the clips, of the shit I took them to... Do you remember in a little truck?

I got to a Starbucks and I was like, Adriano, good to see you here, man. They were flirting with me, now you act like you're my dude. Because I told them all, like, the shit,

and you were like, fucked me up, remember?

I was like, dude!

I was like, dude! I told him everything and he was like,

yeah, these are my cliques, I know them. But I told you something, dude, and something I always say, you are you, dude. You are you, and it's really cool. I mean, having the power to say, I don't care what people think of me, is really cool.

There aren't many people, dude. And that's why you are what you are, and you are real. You are real. How cool is being real. We are real, that's why we connect. But I would like to know, what gives you more money?

Being a soap opera actor or being a streamer? No way, dude. Being ser actor es una mamada. O sea, pues a mí nunca me pagaron, wey. O sea, mucha gente dice, ah, saliste en la Rosa de Guadalupe. Yo salí en la Rosa de Guadalupe porque cuando me decían, vas a salir en la Rosa de Guadalupe, no crean que sea, ¡wow! Así decía. Pero, wey, porque te pagaban,

el llamado te lo pagaban en $1,600, $1,600, $1,900. I don't remember at that time. And apart from what they gave you. I mean, I recorded for three days of calls. They are $1,600, $1,600, $1,600, $4,000. You, asshole, you don't know how to do it. Put yourself like $5,000 of pure anda. And because it was like around that. Andalupe rice was 15,000 pesos, dude. It was two rentals. It was already set, dude. We have six chairs, dude.

You're going to get here and your girlfriend is going to hit you. No problem, dude. You know what? No problem. I never imagined that they were going to be the memes that they do right now, dude. But what I can only say is that I made the first season of Guadalupe rice. Fernando. I'm living with her, and I was with some friends a little while ago, and I saw all of Jenny Rivera, the one that your brother did on Netflix. I watched her from when she was little, I mean, I don't know, 14, 13 years old.

So I saw her and I was like, oh, man, I saw her. So I was with some friends and they were watching her, and I was like, oh, yeah.

Oh, look, there's your friend Adriano. What?

Yeah, he was a fucking moron.

Don't be a moron, I didn't recognize you.

I knew you were on Jenny Rivera. He was a moron.

And yeah, look, and it also comes out when, you know, it says, butterfly, and they put the actors and everything, and it says, Adriano Sendejas and I. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no imagine my grandmother. I remember when I saw her in the hospital and I said, don't die because I'm going to take you to Miami. Don't die. Well, I never said don't die. I said, you have to leave here to take you to Miami. And my beautiful grandmother did not come out. I love you so much with all my life, grandma. But from there we went, we stayed in the project and we are

brothers. We left brothers. We go to the same apartment and my sister got really fat. And I did too. I weighed like 90, 90 something kilos. And I was really fat, really chubby, and they cut my hair short. And my mom also cut her hair short. We were horrible. Let's be honest. My sister got really fat. And I'll tell you something, they paid us really bad.

They paid us really bad. I think they gave me $4,000 a month.

$4,000. $4,000. $4,000. No, like $4,000 a month they paid me. And what are they going to say? It was a lot. Of course. For me, it was a lot. I was like, damn, damn, damn. But living in Miami, paying your rent huevo huevo huevo pero vivir en miami pagar tu renta de tres mil dólares al mes más el carro más el esto me quedaban como mil dólares al mes mil doscientos

dólares me quedaban y la los llamados eran de lunes a sábado todos los días y aquí también mal pegar le pagaron un poquito más pero pues por ejemplo a la de arriba le pagaban 70 mil dólares y era como que a la madre y a nosotros For example, the one above was paid $70,000. And it was like, oh my, and us, $3,000. You know, so you can see the difference. But I remember the first scene my sister taught me. Boom.

Look at what I recorded today.

I see it.

Because they recorded it on the monitor. I see it. I close the phone. And I say, Samadhi. Aren't you prepared? Si, el teléfono el higo Samadhi tu no estás preparada para como te va a cambiar la vida este personaje porque era un momento tan trágico en la

vida de James Rivera que todo lo trágico lo interpretó mi hermana todo lo triste todos los golpes todo lo ta y veníamos de vivir lo más trágico de nuestra vida.

Entonces para mí que fue.

O sea, fue de que esa mujer llegó al cielo y dijo como nos ayuda acá, dijo yo los voy a ayudar allá, porque no sé qué pasó en ese momento que se abrieron las puertas. Mi hermana de la noche a la mañana la mujer más... La actriz más importante de México, la más chingona de México. Yo siempre lo voy a decir y que digan, Nah, la neta es esa y la voy a traer, que no es la que me vale, es mi opinión y yo lo creo.

Y mucha gente también crea lo mismo. Pero... Pero cuando yo vi esas escenas que estaba aventada esa mujer, Juanjo says, Fernando. but my sister's first project was Atrévete a soñar, which was Patito Feo. So, she was like, wow, Auditorio Nacional, blah blah. I had 11 novels and I would go to the supermarket and take pictures with the ladies. And my sister, Auditorio Nacional. So, for me, it was like, fuck. And I finished, I did the series Jenny Rivera and nobody found out I was there.

Nobody. Nobody.

But we already know. It came out. Fernando, but better don't see it because I look fat. Wilson, since what age did you and your sister start making money? I mean, as actors. And who managed that money? Fernando, since we were little. I think we started to generate around 8 years old or less. I think we started to generate around 8 or 9 years old.

And everything was financed by my mom, obviously. But it was always like, you did this shit, what do you want? I remember my first project was a commercial for a bank.

That's a lot of money, dude.

I went to a commercial for a bank and they paid me 12,000 pesos. It was a lot of money. A lot of money, dude. I remember my mom and I said, ok, let's record this commercial.

They give us this money, we pay the rent, we pay this. At that moment we were still living with my dad. But we pay this, da da da da da da. That commercial, my little sister gets on a swing and breaks her nose. That commercial. So, everything bad.

The commercial ends, and I arrive, and my mom says, hey, ask him how they are going to pay you, cash, check, how is the payment. I arrive and say, how much are they going to pay? Well, put your bill and pay it in 60 days. How dude? Pay it in 60 days?

And mom, I remember that at that time said, tell him to give you 10 but give it to you once. No, everything was very young, you know? So, I think the first time we started making money was around that time, like 8 or 9 years old, and my mom organized all that money.

Ok, and talking about the Guadalupe rose, jealous girlfriends and so on. You have a tattoo of your sister. What do your girlfriends think of the tattoo you have of your sister? Have they gotten jealous?

Well, yes, many girlfriends I had got jealous because of the attention I put on my sister because a lot of people said,

there was even a rumor,

your sister and you are together.

Oh my God!

Your sister, why? Because we were together all the time, I did her content, I was her camera, I edited her, and all the time. They are together. That's disgusting. Who can think that? Who can think that?

They are together. I turned around and said, that's disgusting. They are together. They are going to get married. I was like, how can there be people

so disgusting that can imagine that? That's disgusting. But a lot of girlfriends got jealous because of the time I spent with my sister. But because she was the one who paid me. She was the one who paid me. We did well, we closed this campaign,

we're going to get into these things, because she was the one who paid me. It was my job. Everyone got jealous, but not to the point where they went crazy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I do have a lot of jealous friends who are like, no, man, don't hug your sister, and they get punched by their sisters. And I still don't understand why. I also have a sister, you know?

I know it's the love of brothers. Honestly, I think my biggest love, like this, like this, like this, like this, is my sisters. Frida and Camila are my first place. Then the rest are family, but my first place. Yes, the strongest love I have is my mother's, my sisters', my sister's. I have a strong connection with Samadhi. That girl and I hate each other to death or we love each other.

There's no middle ground. And that love, she and I can't talk to each other. But I feel that the same hate is love. Fernando. existir. Es como que yo sé que una persona nunca me va a querer ver mal. Es una persona que nunca va a querer algo malo para mí. Es una persona que daría la vida por mí y yo daría la vida por ella sin ningún tema. ¿Consideras que cualquier puede ser IRL o hay que saber actuar y conducir? Yo creo que cualquier persona puede hacerlo, 100%. Es muy caro, es muy... si no lo amas es que es esto. Yo lo hago porque lo amo, güey. Amo hacerlo. Me duermo todas las noches cansado, pero me despierto todas las mañanas emocionado.

Y creo que de eso se trata. Se trata de darle todo tu día que duermas cansado, pero despiertes emocionado de lo que vas a hacer al día siguiente. Hay días que no dormimos, güey. Ve la cara del tazo dorado. emotional Idea is canada means well, I got a little is I'm sure it's going to be like this. Like this. There's a lot of love and constancy, but there's also a lot of energy. And I want to know how you manage to have so much energy in all your streams. Well, I'm going to tell you something. It's always been like this.

I did a dance contest with my sister in Telemundo. Kimberly Loaiza, Juan Dios Pantoja, many more, many famous people. We were second. I remember we were done recording, and I was like, I'm so tired. Everyone was laughing.

They were like, why don't you do a stand-up? Why don't you do this? I was like, no, I'm so tired. But I turned on the cameras, and I was like, seriously? Or the other way around. Serio. How? I mean, if it had occurred to me, I would never have come out this way. You know? But I don't understand. I don't understand. And I thank God for giving me this energy, but since I was a kid I've been hyperactive.

I've been restless all the time. So I feel like... Like this. What an eye! There are days when I need a Red Bull. But the Red Bull makes me feel really bad, man. Because grande. Y le dije, sí, es que amo mucho. No, me dijo, tienes el corazón más grande de lo normal, pero pues no es algo malo, güey.

Por eso tiene tantas novias, ahí la gran explicación. Ah, no, eso es que tengo más grande de otra cosa. ¡Ay! Y ya el chat me odia. I grab the Red Bull and I go like, pa, pa, pa, pa, and I do a lot of stuff that sometimes scares me. But when I grab a Red Bull, the chat is like, dude, don't drink Red Bull because the next day I feel some heartbeats and I sleep with a tachycardia,

ta, ta, ta, that I say, fuck, why did I grab it? But there are times when I use that, you know? Bueno, tienes razón. Ya que te mueras yo te checo, güey. Pues sí. Oye, quisiera que me platicaras también un poquito de tu equipo. Porque no es solo Adriano Sendejas ni Maestro Shifu. Hay un equipo detrás de que los conozco, los amo con todo mi corazón, también les tengo un gran cariño, están aquí presentes. Acabo de conocer al nuevo integrante del team que ya está aquí. He's here. I hope we get to know each other better. But, well, this cousin...

Tell me his name.

Well, let's see...

This is Ramiro, right?

Well, to be honest, obviously I started the project with my camera, grabbing my cell phone, and I alone, because it was the budget we had, a tripod and everything starts to give. I'm going to explain how it is.

I know a kid who sells servers so that he doesn't cut the stream, and he's the famous Otico. The famous Otico lived, worked for another person, or lived with another person, I don't know. And I had at that time a camera

that was a friend who was the son of my mom's friend. And he paid him like 500 pesos for a stream. I'm not going to pay you 500 pesos. We do a stream a week and I'm going to spend the rest. Because I can afford 500 pesos for a week. So, when he had it, he took advantage of it.

We went to a club, I don't know what, when he recorded me. Alone, at that time we were alone, but there were 10 people, 7 people. I remember that I read the comments on my stream and said, Hi Adriano, how are you? Hi little brother, very good, thanks for watching, I love you a lot, etc. And I turned to see you, I was like half an hour, and I came back and said,

Hi Adriano, how are you? Yes, the ETA. And it's something you're always flirting with. But thank God, everything started. I was able to steal Tico, who for me is the best camera in Mexico. I met Ramiro because he was a kid who watched my streams. And he was very committed to me helping him. He currently lives with me. But he was a kid who watched my streams and he told me, you should do this, tatatatata. So I would cut and talk to him for an hour. I would help him do this, because he already saw other streamers.

So I liked meeting people who already saw other things to implement my project. So I got him. When my cousin came into my life, he was a guy that, like I said, for me he's the smartest guy I know.

He's a guy, a fucking genius. He joined the project and I remember his first stream was like this. I saw his hand there, all nervous and who knows what. What's up, dude? Well, he had another look, he was a little bit of a nerd, the guy. He wore glasses, what a little hair here, asshole. And the glasses, fuck your mother.

No, no respeto. Otra vez, ah. No, mucho respeto, mucho respeto. Pero el morro era así de que no, que la verga, así de que la Biblia y su rollo. Yo lo agarro y lo empiezo a malandrear de que no, vente pa'ca, güey, que no sé qué, y tal, tal, I have an idea of this. And the dude, I don't know how he did it, and he did it. Hey bro, I have an idea. And I don't know how he did it.

And it was a success, dude. It was a success. And that dude, I don't know how he holds up. I mean, if there's anyone tired in this life, it's that dude. That's how I can say it. Because we do 24 hours, dude. and the dude is full. So, the dude is a MVP, the cousin. Andrea arrived at 24 hours. Andrea is part of the team.

Did you invite me?

No, it was the first one. The first one we did. Well, no, it was the second one. Because the first one, well, it didn't have a cell phone and everything. But the first one, well, with a camera and everything. She arrived, and I remember when she came out of the elevator, we all said, how beautiful. We arrived with her, and she said, what's up, girl, how are you? I said, fine, happy, but I'm worried about my girlfriend from Monterrey.

What do you mean girlfriend? Girlfriend? Yes, girlfriend. And everyone was like, oh my God. She came into our lives, she came into our lives as a super key piece, as this sweet color, this sweet person, a piece of super clave como esta este este color dulce esta persona dulce esta esta a todo este desmadre de puros hombres es como que esa morra es como que

nada y llega y y es esa esa nobleza tan bonita de esa mujer que que todos cuidamos esa morra es la que cuidamos la casa está con el primo es más como que la conexión que tiene con el primo yo amo ver cómo ama a mi primo y es alguna parte bien importante y aman ama al timo por completo es una persona que It's more like the connection he has with his cousin. I love to see how he loves my cousin. And that's a very important part. And he loves Tim completely. He's a person we'll always love, who will always be with us. So Andrea and her cousin are a couple.

Andrea and her cousin are pregnant.

Shock.

No, it's true. I don't know. I think I messed up. But well, she's this fundamental part of the team, this color. And sometimes she's good here, because... Obviously.

She's very committed and supports the team a lot. And that's our team. We're all very demanding. Two weeks ago, my best friend arrived. He's the one who started the stream. My first clip was with him.

That I clipped. My first, and the one who trusted the one I started streaming with. My first clip was with him. That I clipped. You know? And the one who trusts me, I told him, we've already gotten to where we wanted to get. At this moment. Because we're going to where we want to get. And I'll take care of you.

Then a week came and I told my cousin, we have to pull him. That guy came with a suitcase for a week's suitcase and it's been three months and we talked to him, my cousin, and we said, we want you here, dude, give it up, you have to do it, dude, you have to grow. But I think the guy didn't imagine it. Imagine that, dude. He came to my house when I said I want this dream and suddenly the day he arrives we go to an event in Tulancingo, dude, and now he's part of the team. How did you feel when you received it? Because I saw a little bit of hate towards your best friend.

Like, why is that guy there?

People didn't understand who he was in your life.

It could be, but people realize, when you're on stream, they realize how real you are. It's not a YouTube video, and they loved it. Then, like with you, my stream loves you. My stream loves you.

Because I've done shit.

Yes, but because you're real. There are a lot of girls who do shit and hate them. But the other ones...

But the other ones, I saw it yesterday on Empire. And I was like, what the fuck? And I was like, Empire, man. And I was like, what the fuck, what the fuck? And I was like, well, bye, sorry.

And the whole audience also shits on you. But basically, that's the team.

Basically, and I love you all, really. You've always treated me super well. In fact, the day I'm telling you about the fart, I remember you all telling me to come with you so you're okay and I don't know what. I want to keep on pissing, dude. So, I think there's also that cool part that there is a mess in the stream,

but you always take care of the girls. You take care of all of us. In the mess, we try to have order. Let's move on to a section called reactions. We're going to put clips of your life, and we want to see how you see them. We're going to put clips of your life.

And we want to see how you see them. Because I still... Do you know which clip makes me laugh? I don't know if it's there. Let's see.

I'm going to say yes.

There it is.

Get back, Valeria!

Fuck.

The famous one, get back to Leria.

Yeah, dude.

I was a little priest, dude. Imagine. I mean, I just see that image and I say, ¨Puta, everything I have to do to pay the rent¨. The truth, the truth, the truth. But it was a soap opera, I hope God forgives you.

And I was a thug, I was nothing. And at the end of the novel I became a father. Imagine the novels, you know? I was a thief, I would get out of cars.

How weird, you didn't become a viral.

I would get out of mirrors, caps, and suddenly, a little father. But, well, nothing. Whenever those things came out, it was like the mockery of my friends. But I enjoyed it, I was an actor, and it was my job. But all that shit is going viral right now and I'm embarrassed, but it's my past and it's cool to have a cool past. So, yeah, it was my job. I'm going to miss you. I'm going to miss you. I'm going to miss you. I'm going to miss you. I'm going to miss you.

I'm going to miss you.

I'm going to miss you.

I'm going to miss you.

I'm going going to be able to tell you what I thought. I was so loved. I looked in the mirror and I was like... I felt so strong. But...

Look...

I enjoyed those moments a lot. You know? It was work. I laughed my ass off. But since I was a kid, I was here. In that episode, there was a girl at the end who gave you a...

And I was with her. Not here, but I got it. So, since I was a kid, I was a master shifu. We'll go to that question later.

But it was cool. I'm going to play with everything you need to solve everything now the time money and effort

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something that not many people know and it is, I was a chameleon. That was a campaign... Dalado is very famous right now. Dalado is very famous right now. But those projects came into our lives and we wanted it to be like the image of Expo 15. What was Expo 15? An Expo where all the 15-year-olds came and bought their dresses. Everything that was needed was there.

So every year there were new 15 year olds. And I would be like 16, 16 years old, I think. Have you seen the girls of 16 right now? I have a sister that age. They are beautiful, and I'm like 16, dude, it's crazy, but hey.

And you gave images, and you made a walkway, and the dresses paid you a lot of money. So it was a lot of money and it was safe money, but they made a fool of you. And that's a little bit. A guy comes into my life and says, look, I have a Ferrari. And you have, you are famous.

The Ferrari I rent it for the 15-year-olds. Why don't we do a project where you be the driver of that Ferrari and you go with it. You are the star chameleon.

And I said wow. I said money. There is a video that I don't know if they put it, but there is a video where I am driving a Ferrari and I say Hello, do you like this car? I can take you to your 15 years, but what better?

I will be your chameleon and I'll take you, we'll have an incredible night.

I mean, a video that says, but I was a chameleon, man.

And I lived a lot of crazy chameleon stories, man. Many, many. I was a chameleon at many parties, man. I mean, I'm telling you that many. I remember that I arrived at a chameleon party. I'll tell you quickly. We went to the party and the party was so cool. The car I was driving was the ugliest, the Ferrari, because it was old. But all the cars were there, a million dollars. A girl came and said,

I like you, that's why I told you this, but you tell her I like her. Come dance with me. And I was dancing with her. And she said, bring the girl's gift. And a convertible Mercedes. And she boom, boom, boom. And that, bring the girl's gift. And that a Mercedes convertible. And she's like, oh, thanks, dad.

You know what I'm doing?

And all of a sudden, the dad apologizes. And, how much for you to kiss my daughter? And I, how much? No, how much, how much, how much? How much does your daughter's happiness cost?

Yes. Yes.

Yes. Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan. Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan. Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan. Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan. Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan. Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan.

Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan.

Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan. Juan, Juan, Juan, Juan.

Juan, Juan, people, I came to the ones I liked, but first they ate and I grabbed my chubby, right? I danced her here. How much do you pay for it, man? How much do you pay for it? Fuck it, I'll give you cash. And I, at that age, man, I fucking talk to the one who took me, I say, what do we do, man? With my manager? Yes, yes, yes. How much? How much? I don't remember how much she gave me.

But I gave the girl a kiss. A kiss for me at that time. And the girl was like, and she held my hand, I'm going to take you with my friends. And every friend I had to introduce, I saw her with sadness. And the girl was like, I know what you're going through, my boy.

And I was like, I know what you're going through, my boy. And I was like, yes, man. So, we were going, and that was an experience I sold myself for a kiss. I don't regret it at all. But I was a prostitute at that moment. Yes. Of course, of course. But I went to many, many quinceañeras.

And pretty, two, three. Where they pay me, where they invite me. In exclusive, Adriano Sendeja was prostituting himself. 100%. 100% I was a chambelan. So, it was cool. But they paid me in cash, man.

I would go with the Ferreramiches and they would come to my house. What do you want for dinner? That was dope, man. Next. Oh What can I tell you? I'm a big talker, honestly. The only thing I can tell you is that the guy who was there

felt an emotion in his body, a deep emotion, to see her again. su cuerpo así una emoción tan profunda por volver a verla y el golpe realidad es bien fuerte cuando una persona está así no hay que perder la cabeza no hay que perder todo por una persona cuando tú le metes todo todo todo tu amor y todo la importancia y todo tu valor a la otra persona te quedas sin nada qué pasa cuando la otra persona te dice and all your value to the other person, you're left with nothing. What happens when the other person says, I remember there was a viral clip of that day where I said, you know what's the worst thing that's ever happened to me?

That I'm going to become a son of a bitch. But in my head I was a crying kid. In my heart I was a crying kid, and now that I'm alone, I feel like shit. I think everyone should feel love, feel the feeling of love. But I think few people

can bear the pain of heartbreak. It feels horrible. It's a mother that tears you apart. And a lot of people say, hey, they lived a little bit, I enjoyed it to the max, it hurt a lot, and I don't regret anything, but that bastard was in love. Do you think you're ready to see the other person with...

Wait.

With family, or that they get married? I mean, are you ready for that moment? If they tell you tomorrow, this person you loved is getting married tomorrow, and she's going to start her life and everything. Of course, I want to see her happy, I want her to be happy, I want someone to treat her...

As I always say, I want them to see her with the same eyes that I saw her.

I know they can see her prettier,

I hope they see her prettier. I hope, I hope she gets happy. I wish she loved herself. I wish she loved herself the way I loved her.

Wow. 100%. You're such a sad boy. I'm going to the door and I'm going to say,

My dad, with another family. It's impressive. I love you with all my life. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you You I'm very sick

I'm very sick

I'm very sick

I'm very sick

I'm very sick I'm going to do it. I feel like losing fear of the ridiculous is fine.

I'm done.

I remember I wanted to be a character of a bad guy with a lot of respect. I was going to say, give me the fear.

A lot of respect.

And I told my cousin, I want to be a character here, of a bad guy here. One, two, three. But well, at that time I was a gringo with Malito and I made a weird mix. And I told him, Hey, man, is it ok?

Or are you going to fuck me?

You know what? No, I suddenly disconnect. I've reached the super, and the ladies are like, Come on, son, come on.

Yes, yes.

And I told my cousin, I said, my cousin, I don't know, man. What do you think? Don't try it one day. One more time, one less time. And I said, man, people loved it. My character is called Ruben. They loved it.

I remember we were in Six Flags, man. And they took me to Six Flags to Ruben. It couldn't be done because the time, since you're on stream, all the time. And we went to the night of terror.

Then a zombie comes and I'm all evil and the shit came to scare me. The evil one. It's going to scare me. It comes and does this.

And I start shaking and you can see how the zombie starts to die of fear. The zombie, the same zombie, is in the clip, the zombie gets scared, dude, and he starts, and he starts to put me in a bad way, and the dude said, I think in the head the kid said,

I did something wrong, dude. I did something wrong. So, the zombie got scared with Ruben. But, the truth is, that character of Ruben and I was so scared to get him out. I said, what could happen? And thanks to God, everyone loves him because he's with a lot of respect. I never do it with a bad intention. To make him feel bad.

I feel like laughing, for example, with all due respect, I also say it, people who have cancer and others who are going through such a difficult time and that everyone sees them with pity or whatever, that laughing with them about the situation they're going through is fucked up. It's like, I mean, or I also have difficult situations in my life and my friends come and beat me up, I don't know, for something,

it's like, man, fuck it. So, I feel that it's also a lot of Mexican humor, right? Laughing at the bad things. I feel that people who criticize you because, Relax, man. I mean, seriously. Man, what the fuck? You go to the movies and you play the actress you're watching cry because blah blah blah. No, she's not crying. She's playing you.

Don't get mad.

You know? When I went with the kids from the foundation, I said, obviously they don't know me. Shifu, Shifu. Hey, Ruben. Hey, Shifu. And I said, imagine these kids are watching my stream and they're laughing their asses off with a mom I don't know what to do and they're laughing their asses off, I'm happy with that I'm happy with that, you know what I'm saying?

But yeah, that character, I love him, his name is Ruben and we have a lot of characters, I have a lot of wigs at home because of the characters we have but yeah

Next Next. Hey, we're all going to get killed at the same time and we're not going to get it.

I think it's Coca-Cola.

Go fuck yourself. You tell me. No, man, I disconnected. And I said, I'm going to give it all for the stream. Because I came with the idea that the stream loves you, because you remember that one day they went to a club and I couldn't go

because I had to meet a friend whose birthday is on the same day. And I was like, no, no, no, I have to give it all, I have to entertain people. So I disconnected between my dick and wanting to give content. You know, like disfigure. No, but I'll tell you something. I told you about it like 3 or 4 months ago.

The day you streamed, I was like, fuck. I told you, I told you a while ago. I had a thousand viewers when I told you. 500 viewers, I don't know. Dude, you're a girl that can clip all the time. You're a girl that gets it out of you all the time. And not forced.

There's a lot of people that clip forcefully, but no, man. I mean, from the bottom of my heart, you're a girl that... My favorite clip with you, I don't know if they put it on, but if we see it, it's the one of...

And you're not going to buy all of this? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know. I'm gonna go to the bathroom. I'm gonna go to the bathroom. Who's gonna take me to the bathroom? Morros reaction and

Como

No, pero pero I'm going to beat the shit out of you. I remember when I'm with you, I think, this is going to be viral. This is going to be viral. You're crazy.

What a crazy dude. Or the little boy who gave me a kiss. Don't you remember? The one who stole my kiss. I was a little boy. They didn't report me for being underage.

Next. the I'm going to say something. They can come, everything is measured. We saw what happened in Monumento, everything is measured, go for it. And we were like, sure, sure. When we arrived, I remember that day we were at the hotel, and we announced that we were going to go at the we arrived at the hotel, we saw the square and they sent us a picture and there were 5 people lined up outside the store. I was like, what a shame, what a shame. I told Tico, Dude, turn on the light inside the store, I don't want to be seen inside. What a fucking bear, there were going to be 5 people.

What a fucking bear, no, no, we're going to learn from the hotel. And if it's Laura, we know we have to work harder. We all have to learn. We're going to be at 5, and now at 5, and the guy calls us, at like 4, and he says, hey, people are here, there's like 30 people, go ahead.

We're going to be at least 50, I don't know, what the fuck, how is it so little? At 5, I don't remember the time, the guy calls us and says, there's a mess, come on, come on, what's going to be a mess if he talked about 30 people an hour earlier? 100 people, let's go. I remember we got to the parking lot, and from there, people started running to the truck there it came what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck we got off and I remember there were two security guys

but they knew, the fuck was still controllable all the security there like what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck we entered the store and I screamed like an idiot because I say pure bullshit

let's go

to get the stores and everyone but I because I thought there were 30 people. When I entered the square, I saw all the people on top of the cars. And I was like, no way.

I went into the store, and I saw the owner looking at me like, what the fuck is going on? And the owner got mad. I don't know what happened, but I didn't understand. He went down the curtain, the glass is breaking,

a lot of people are hitting him, everyone inside sweating horribly. And I was like, what the fuck, what's going on? And there's a video that I have on my phone, where is it? It's down here. I have a video

that I uploaded on Instagram that day that says the owner, he has to leave. que dice el dueño tiene que irse tiene que irse no podemos en la firma no podemos hacer nada ahorita los los los los escoltó a su camioneta a simón hoy tengo ese vídeo que te lo voy a pasar pues está pasada los voy a escoltar a su camioneta porque porque no se va a poder hacer la firma está imposible ya me regañaron los de la plaza es un pedo entonces I was already scolded by the people in the square. It's a problem. So, no problem.

I felt like he was mad. I said, why would he be mad if it's not my fault? He told me to call people. So, I called. So, here it is. I leave the store.

And I see that there is a line. Like, they are going to let me out? Where is that video, Emiliano? the So, there it is, and I leave the store.

I go out of the store.

And I go down that corridor that starts to pass.

Well, five minutes after that, I try to pass. And that's it, you know? And another one, and there. I couldn't walk anymore and so, this kind of thing here how long did we stay? an hour and a half? an hour and a half with all the people here

drunk and all that there came a moment when I I was already missing the air because so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was so tired, I was no no no it was horrible I got to a point which if I was dizzy because I was already tired because all the time is to force that wait wait wait wait wait that a moment that I was with the baez and I disconnected I do not know what happened I would have loved to pretend it because I had pretended it before I pretend it before and there is that but a moment being in the truck, I was really dizzy, I didn't even walk, I was getting carried.

So, I said, fuck it, and I fell asleep. I was sleepy and I pretended to faint.

The streamer Maestro Shifu pretended to faint. No, it's not true that you pretended to faint.

Well, if I say no, he's going to say sí, si digo que sí, van a decir que no. Ni sé, yo creo que sí lo fingí. Me acuerdo que me metí en la camioneta y yo, a la piri, ¿qué pasó güey?

Es que güey, eres muy bien actor.

La verdad que sí.

Oye, pues, estas fueron las reacciones virales. I'm going to eat you up. Now we're going to move on to a section where I have nothing to do with it. You know I'm from the town and for the town. So, you know that going to my Instagram, Ferrarriela, I'm going to leave you here. I put the guests in real time when they're here. And you have the opportunity to ask them or want to know a little more about them and here they come to answer with all and the only truth of things.

So, let's move on to questions from the public.

Come on.

Come on, man. I mean, you know they're a lot of shit, huh?

Yeah?

Surely one or the other repeated. Here I am going to show you. I mean, they are a mess. Keep a pain in the ass. Yeah? I'm sure they are repeated. Here, I'll show you. I mean, they are a pain in the ass. Keep going, keep going, keep going down. But, well, let's start. Adriano Sendejas.

Uh-huh.

Does he have children?

Adriano Sendejas has children? No. I think I'm sterile. Have you thrown them where they go? ¿Nadria Lozanejas tiene hijos? No. Yo creo que soy esteril. ¿Los has echado donde van?

Sí, güey.

Al chile.

En la cola, ¿no? Ah, es de lano. Ahí se embarazan la gente, ¿no? No, pero pues, o sea, no muchas veces, pero las veces que he pasado, o sea, con novias, nunca ha pasado nada. Yo creo que soy esteril, güey. I'm going to get rid of that fart. Have you ever been to the urologist? Yes, but for other reasons. No, no. Once I went to the urologist and they did a rectal check.

And what did you feel?

Good. Dude, for real, I've told this story. They touched my anus. They put a finger in my anus. I swear to my mother. But you don't use that, dude. And according to me, it's until you're 40. ¿Cuánto se puso un condón? No, pero sí. Te estoy diciendo neta. De corazón, de corazón, de corazón. Yo fui al urológo.

Porque tenía un pedillo. O sea, para hacer...

A mí me vale ver.

Yo hice una vez popó y me salió sangre. Entonces yo dije, puta, voy a morir. Entonces fui al urológo y me dijo, pues mira, para pasar, para descartar cosas, So I went to the urologist and he said, to discard things, you're going to do a rectal touch. So I go. The doctor lies me down on a bed,

he puts cream on his hands, he puts a condom, he puts cream on his hands, he puts ice cream on me, and I'm nervous, nervous, with a cold,

and he puts a finger in me, and it felt weird. But I go back several times, I've gone back several times with him. The doctor of fingers. No, but this is real. At my young age, because I was younger, he made me my rectal tach.

I can say, oh, he made me twice. Because the man liked it. No, he made me once and, dude, did it once and it was horrible. It's horrible. When they say, let me put a finger in your mouth. Do you know that there are girls who say that? No, I feel horrible.

Horrible. I can't. There are girls who like it,

but I can't.

I tried it too. With the doctor.

It's just to get it out. Not to get get in.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I put that dude in and he said, take it. Let's see, ask someone. Despite having everything you want in this life, do you feel good, Adriano? Well, look, I would like to define what everything is, but I want everything, dude. I want to achieve everything and I'm going to put it in and manifest so many things that I want and that I'm going to achieve. I know that everything I think I have right now is nothing.

So, I'm fine. Yes, I'm fine. Thank God I'm fine. I have a good team. Sometimes there are days when I'm sad. Yes, I'm not going to lie to you. There are days when I need to take things to sleep, to disconnect, because there is a lot of stress or a lot of problems. But currently I consider that I am well, I consider that I am happy and I go for everything. Do you think that Samadhi Sendejas will beat Alana in this fight? Of course. Of course. My sister... Out of nowhere,

she's never boxed. She's never boxed professionally. She's boxed all the time, in sparring, fights. I think the nervousness of being in such a big event, fighting, is difficult.

My sister has never done it, but I know the challenges my sister puts herself and proposes herself, no matter how hard they are, she does them well. That's why I admire her so much. I think she's going to win. If they don't play something weird, like you have to lose weight,

because I start thinking about money and marketing, no one should lose money. No one should. So if they don't play something weird, like in your contract it says you have to be skinny, A nadie le conviene. Entonces si no le juegan acá rarito de que no, en tu contrato dice que tienes que ponerte bien flaquita y etc. Sí va a ganar. Pero si le juegan algo malo, pues no sé. ¿Has tenido relaciones íntimas con hombres?

¿Con hombres? No, hasta el momento no. Puede que en un futuro. ¿Por qué siempre anda con una y después con otra? Why do I always have one and then another? Because I don't have anyone. That's the answer. If you see me with one and then another, it's with no one. I mean, it's fun, it's having a good time. But I'd love to be with just one, man.

And I'm like, cheer up, cheer up, it's coming. It's coming, it's coming. Adriano, how tall are you?

How tall am I? ¿Cuánto te mide? ¿A mí cuánto me mide? No considero que tengo el pene grande. No lo considero. No considero que tengo el pene chico. Eso es lo tan chiquito. Nada cierto. Pero te digo una cosa.

No considero que tengo el pene chiquito ni grande porque si lo tuviera grande, me gustaría hacer videos para adultos.

Ok.

Nada cierto. It's like, I couldn't be an actor if I didn't have a small penis. But I feel like with what I have, I'm fine. I like what I have. And with the flow I put into it. And my secret is because I was with a girl when I was young. I was like 18 years old.

I was with a girl who was 38 or something. And she taught me everything. So I think the size doesn't matter, but the movement. For sure. sino el meneo. A huevo. Y yo a huevo. Si tu corazón y el destino dice que tu amor es Miami, ¿harías todo lo posible por estar con ella? El amor con Miami que tengo es un amor tan puro, tan bonito.

Yo la amo. Es una niña preciosa. Es una niña que me ha escuchado mucho. Algo por lo cual yo me enamoré mucho de Miami fue cuando yo estaba triste o me sentía solo. Which is why I fell in love with Miami. It was when I was sad or felt alone. I was in my bed and she was in her teenager bed. And she would call me and put on speakerphone. And I would fall asleep listening to her voice.

She would tell me a story and I would fall asleep. And that was something that made me fall in love with her. But she is a 21-22 year old girl. She is young. She is studying. Her path is totally different from mine.

I could say, and it sounds ugly, but I could say that she's a girl that doesn't deserve me. At this moment. Because I'm not in a moment where I can give her everything she deserves. And I know that I could lose her. And I know that the person that a woman like her touches will get the biggest prize. But she's a girl who deserves it all. And she's going to have me in her life, all her life, I've told her I'm going to be with you always.

And if the future and destiny say we're together, we'll be together because she's a perfect girl. Perfect, dude.

She's very pretty, I saw her.

Beautiful.

But for you to get rid of Mexicali, with chinese food and everything. I would love to.

Adriano, will there be another drop of gorras? Of course, there will be another drop of gorras. It will be really cool, there will be more gorras.

Soon?

Soon, yes. Yes, of course. But we are putting everything in. You have no idea. If you liked the first ones, these ones come with everything. Literally, we are putting everything in. Estas vienen con todo. O sea, literal estamos metiendo todo, güey. ¿Alguna vez han tenido algo que ver tú y Fera Lucín?

Nunca.

Nunca.

La gente siempre piensa eso, ¿verdad? Ay, yo, qué raro.

Te cagas que yo digo sí.

¿Qué harías? ¿Qué harías?

Nada, güey. Diría Semargy.

Porque sé que lo dices de cura y ya. Güey, la ETA, no güey. La ETA, como que del día que nos conocimos, fue de una marcamos nuestra línea. Y siendo que si hubiera pasado algo, güey, no nos llevaríamos tan brea como nos llevamos. La neta. Entonces, pues, yo respeto mucho mi amistad contigo.

Te respeto mucho. I prefer to be your friend because a friend lasts for years. And I prefer that with you. I think we have that connection that we work like that. Tell Adriano that if at some point he has ever detonated to his cousin. Several times, several times he has detonated to my cousin. I have kissed more to my cousin than to a girl. I swear.

Do they call you the assaltacuna? Me? I don't know. I'll tell you something. Assaltacuna because I like girls that are 20, 22, 23, 24 years old. Because those are the ones that I like. I'd like to tell you... Yesterday you were 33. ¿Por qué se acabó la amistad o la admiración que deseas tener antes de before meeting Lonche? Why? What? Why did the friendship or admiration you wanted to have before meeting Lonche end?

Well, look, Lonche is a streamer that has been around for, I don't know how long, 5 or 6 years. And he's a kid that I didn't know, to be honest, because I didn't know the world of streamers. And when I got there I said, who's the best in Mexico? And they said, Lonche is the strongest here. And I said, oh, well, that's great. And I said, well, I have to see what he does to achieve what I want. I mean, how is it done?

What does he do? What is done? I saw Juan Guarnizo. I saw Mariana. But they didn't go with my flow. It was like IRL, I don't know, I don't know. At that time I saw Launch and Launch played a lot of video games too.

I even tried to play video games. I met him. I met him, I met Agulito, I met Barbas. I fell in love with them all. And suddenly I started to get into it. At that moment I was a small streamer, very small. I got to the point where I said, no, my community is strong too. My community is worth it. My community defends itself. My community is tough.

And it was the moment where I said, if they're going to throw me, I'm going to throw. Between communities, they're going to throw. I said, no, no, no, no. There are clips where I say, please don't throw, don't throw. Until you know what, if they throw and want the same, I go all out with my community. I consider that I put too much love into this project,

so that someone comes and says something that I don't. So, I take care of my project, I take care of my community, I give my face for my community, I give my front, and I will always support. I will never be small for anyone, whoever it is, whatever community it is.

And that's it. But there is no hatred, noón. No, para nada, para nada ningún odio, ningún rincón. La única vez que yo mencioné a Lonche, literal, Lonche, fue el día que yo quería pelear. Yo quería pelear con Lonche o con Willito. ¿Y por qué no aceptó tu pelea? Yo quería pelear con uno. Yo me pesé frente a ellos. Porque no, ¿qué pesa más que no es que yo me pesé I weighed myself in front of my stream, I took off my shoes, I weighed myself, I had the weight. I know that they agreed on a fight of 85 kilos, 80 kilos, I don't know. I currently don't weigh 80 kilos.

I could reach that weight without any problem. And the fights are by weight. I don't know why he didn't accept it. But the only time I mentioned Lon for that. And if you get told that launch and Wilito are cancelled, would you join?

Of course.

I propose to anyone who doesn't want launch to be Wilito, because Wilito also rejects me. If they want, I'm in, but who said it wasn't them? They'll have their reasons. And if they run into each other at an event, do you have a fight? Not at all. He's never done anything bad to me, I've never done anything bad to him. The fights... I mean, if my sister sees Lana, she's like,

you're going to get in trouble. No, not at all. I just said, what a fight. That fight that people wanted. You could record the stream in Junior H's concert and they couldn't. But it's a love we put in. It's a love we put in. And you saw us that day, how we were.

Stressed, trying to get in. I would have loved to get to enjoy the concert and that's it. And it couldn't be done. Ciao, chat. I said, I'm going to's it. And it didn't work out. Ciao, chat. I said, I'm going to make it. And Michelle is going to make it. We had my cousin in a...

You were also with Nodeta in that concert. They didn't even say hi.

What the fuck, man?

Yes. What can I say? But the truth is that I wanted that fight. And it was not possible. It's okay, it's accepted. But well, he was lucky with his fight, with his project. And respect and everything.

That you keep flirting with Odete and everything and you're provoking Willito. Hey, what is that? Let's see, Adriano, give us some advice. Because it says, El Millán, John bajo 0904. Hey, what does it feel like to get your ass sucked by someone? I mean, I really did it the other day.

No, man. Getting your ass sucked is the best thing in the world. But someone special, man.

Really, right?

The best, Fabi. You'll see how good it feels to get your ass sucked. lo máximo, Fabi. Vieras qué rico se siente que te chumpen el ojete. Lo máximo, Fabi. Pero no le vas a decir a nadie, güey. La neta, yo no. Al contrario, yo lo comparto a los morros que digan, no, no, no, qué pena. Que te metan un dedito distinto, I love you with all my heart, please. Give me the proof of love.

Honey, come on. And then when they cut, he's going to say, that bastard was hot. He let me put a finger in his ass. But what position do you put yourself?

When I put my finger in his ass?

As a diaper?

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In the guavis.

Yes, in the rifle. He comes down here with the twins. He comes down to the Casio. To the Niez. To the Niez or the Casiano. He comes down, down, down and suddenly he reaches the rough zone. And he say...

It's like, ah, it feels good. When you get there, you make that face. When you're like that, how nice, man. That's when your life changes. A lot of things happen in your life. Where have you been all this time?

So you recommend that they let themselves be sucked.

Obviously, dude. But not like anyone else, dude. Exactly.

And also that the girls...

That they are well bathed and shit. The girls should know... I mean, they should be with someone you really love. Yes, yes. And also men. I like to suck ass too.

Obviously. I don't think that's what it that much. There are vegetarian people, but I give massages, kisses, everything. Obviously I bathe her first, after the anthro. It's also a mother's day. They're at the anthro dancing all night, the girl is sweating, she went to the pastor for some tacos, they come home and I'm going to take you and suck your ass, you can't.

You bathe her, you carve her, you dry the dry and go to bed. And now, it's all yours. Very good. Hey, do you want to pee, Machin? Can I pee fast? Where is the bathroom?

Here. Well, next question.

Yes, yes, I swear. Adriano Sendejas, does he clean standing or sitting? The cousin cleans standing, man. I stand too. How do you clean standing, man? way way way way

way way

way way I don't understand the context. You pull it first. And then you're going to splash a little bit.

You're cleaning yourself looking in the mirror.

Yes.

How do you say that? You have a piece of paper left.

You cut it.

I clean myself sitting. And it bothers me when you do poop. You clean yourself and nothing comes out. Yes, the ninja poop. Because you do poop and you say, how good my poop made me, dude. You turn to see, oh no, you clean yourself, clean paper, and you clean yourself again, clean paper.

You smell, it smells like rose, blah blah. Clean paper, you throw it away, dude, and you turn to see the cup and there's nothing. There comes your moment and you say, I shit. nada. Ahí llega tu momento y dices, ¿cagué? Sí güey, sí me pasa. ¿Cuál ha sido tu estado favorito de eventos? ¿Eventos? Porque todos aquí que Ciudadacuña, que Puebla, que esto, que el otro. Yo creo que Puebla y Monterrey güey. Puebla y Monterrey, 100%.

¿Culo o tetas? % cool or tetas cool away but it's kidding anyway also separate cool intent as a penny wow but you do kissy cool cool cool

they don't have friend is telling me

I'll be certain seguro de ti no la verdad to empezó como personaje como yo actúo es la gran ventaja yo no soy tan seguro yo yo consider soy muy inseguro pero así como puedo actuar como repente como un joto como rubén to act out so seguro y listo funciona I'm not that sure. I consider myself very insecure. But as I can act like a J, like a Rubén, I act like I'm sure and that's it.

Does it work?

It acts like it's connected.

When you get the piece of Bragao Amortifu. What is Bragao?

Bragao. My chain. I hope it comes. I hope this month... I saw it. It's going to be a shifu. Yeah, it's awesome. But I want it already. Tell her to learn it already. What does the future hold for Adriano? Look, the truth is that we stream every day.

I have a lot of ideas in my head. I want to achieve awesome things. I want to take the Mexican stream to other places. I swear. I want to achieve a lot of things. I have all of them planned out, you know?

And working on them. Because I think that saying, I believe in me, I believe in me, I believe in me, but being at your side of the house, it's useless. I think that's believing in you

and believing in your process that you're doing. Because if you don't process. But it's a combination of everything. Being a witness yourself of the process you're giving and the sacrifice you're giving that gives you the security that you'll get where you want to get. What did you think of the song of Ingluca?

Of Ingluca? Well, the truth is that... There's a fight going on. I'm Tim Bogueto, if I may be Tim Bogueto. So... I thought that...

I don't know, they throw someone at him because he's at the top.

Yes. To hunt, kiss and kill. Valeria, Fer and Odette.

Ay, Jae...

Oh, man...

To hunt... Oh, man... To hunt, kill and kiss? Oh, there hay coger?

Besar es detonar, pues sí, lo vamos a casar.

Puta madre.

Piénsala.

Mató a Valeria.

Tracas.

Y me cas caso con Fer.

Y detonas a?

Y me caso con Fer.

Aaaaaah!

Adriano, vas a sacar canciones?

No se, no creo. Osea, me da miedo, siento que zapatero a su zapato, pero tengo canciones. Osea, hay en Spotify canciones mías. Adriano, are you going to release songs? I don't know, I don't think so. I'm afraid, I feel like I'm going to shoe your shoes, but I have songs. In Spotify there are songs of mine. They're a bit of a pain, but yeah. But right now, with the genre you have and everything.

I don't know, I would like to. I would be cool to start saying something, or whatever. I would have been pissed off. A sentence, not singing, but a sentence. I would have been pissed off. A kiss. I said, this is coming as a surprise, guys. I think I was telling you that Adriano wasn't just the video to participate. It was because he was going to say something.

Maybe.

What is the ideal woman for Adriano Sendejas? What is the ideal woman for Adriano Sendejas? What is the ideal woman for me? Look, physically, she has pretty eyebrows and pretty eyes. The rest doesn't give a shit. I mean, she doesn't have a penis, obviously, but she has pretty eyes and pretty eyebrows. And she loves me.

And she doesn't lie, so she doesn't exist.

How did you get into tennis?

How did I get into tennis? ¿Cómo naciste con gusto por los tenis? Siempre me han gustado desde morro, desde morrito. Me acuerdo que tenía dinerito y me caía una lana y me iba a comprar unos Converse o algo así. Siempre me han gustado los tenis. Y a mi primo también le gustan, entonces compartimos ese gusto. Entonces, desde siempre, la neta. Y tenemos una colección perra. ¿El primo será papá?

El primo va a ser papá. Have you ever felt something real or beautiful for Laura? Yes, obviously, I love her a lot, but right now I don't want to fall in love with anyone, honestly. Iriana, Terrace de Diamante, you and Fer?

Where is Terrace de Diamante?

In Guadalajara, it's like events on Thursdays and such. Ah, it would be worse, it would be worse.

Well, you can make us events whenever you want, in fact. We're going to do one today. I mean, I'm just a guest, but the times have changed. We have to go. The next event you have, invite me. I'll go for free, guys. I'll take it in this gang. Adriano's impossible crush.

I feel like there's no impossible crush, honestly. I'm a faithful believer that you're with three people of the person you want to get to. But... I don't know, I have several. I love Nicki Nicole. I love Joaquin. But if you say a crush and I'll go for someone else, no.

What do you think about Poncho de Nigris challenging you to fight? Well, I saw he challenged me, but he challenged me and like 10 other people.

That's too much. And if he doesn't want to, then what about him?

He's going to take out one and another and throw it at one of them.

Yeah, but that's why I didn't feel it so direct, like he threw several names. So, nothing. directo como que tiró varios nombres entonces pues nada. O sea que tú dijiste que tiró varios nombres para levantar su pelea o qué? No, o sea tiró muchos nombres porque siento que no.

¡Qué pedo en exclusiva wey! La de esta sí lo dije.

Wey la de esta siento que como que no es que no hay gente con quien boxees wey. O sea yo quería boxear con esa persona porque porque era la pelea. with that person because it was the fight. The real one. Yes, this bitch. But if you fight for fighting, nah. And who doesn't say, fuck, last night I fought with Pocho De Niris. What the fuck, fighting with Pocho De Niris?

What the fuck?

But we wish him success in his event. No, I broke it, I broke it. What he's doing is very hard. But it's not like, oh, suddenly the opponent is Master Chifu. It would be weird, right?

Yes, yes, yes.

But right now I saw that Ibai challenged too. I swear to my mother.

What?

Poncho de Nigris challenged Ibai. I swear, I just saw it on TikTok. Who asked you to call Poncho de Nigris? And Ibai, achievements, etc. Well, look. I don't know what I'm going to do tomorrow. I don't know what I'm going to do in 10 years. But I'm projecting that I think the VEA gives you unique opportunities.

And this opportunity that it gave me at this moment, that it's working, you can't take advantage of it. That's why I'm so jealous of it and I'm so selfish with it. no la puedes aprovechar. Por eso soy tan celoso con ella y soy tan egoísta con ella. Porque tengo que cuidarla tanto para que no se me vaya, porque me da miedo que se me vaya. Pero voy a cuidarla tanto y proyectarlo a futuro para poder lograr hacer algo cabrón, güey. O sea, algo que, como te digo, mi meta es llegar a ser una persona que digan, ese cabrón que ves ahí es mexicano.

Ese es mi meta. ¿Volverías a actuar?

No.

Nunca, o sea, ni aunque te den así un estelar en Netflix, una mamada así, una película cabrón. O sea, sí, pero porque me lo dieron por streamer, ¿me entiendes? Ok. And something that gave me the hand and we're going to break it, which was streaming, leaving it for something that gave me the back would be like something weird. I'm going to leave the questions from the audience up to here to see if you want a second part, gossip and others. But before finishing this podcast, I want to thank you for the opportunity to do your first interview because it's your first podcast. I'm very happy, very happy. Thank you very much for your time,

thank you very much for coming, thank you very much for opening up to me in this way. I learned a lot of things about you that I didn't know. You are an incredible person. I always appreciate all your advice, because for those who don't know,

we have talked a lot between Adriano and me, and you have always supported me in everything. You are a person that I have a lot of affection for. And a being that has an angel and a light that I have not seen in anyone else. And I love you very much. To the whole team, thank you very much for making this possible. Primo, Ramiro, Andrea, your new friend, I'm getting to know him,

but that's the team I know. And well, Adriano, thank you so much for being here. Thank you, thank you for inviting me. I enjoyed it a lot. The team is also really cool. I think that's what it's about.

Having a cool team and being what you want to be. Like Barbie. I was nervous. I don't know if what I said is right. But it flowed. It's very difficult for me to open up and talk about myself,

but I know that's what it's about and I know it will help me. How cool that people have the opportunity to see more than Adriano from a stream or from an entertainment and that they know you a little more. Your accounts, your networks and others. I know you don't need it day. We are on stream, on Kik. I want you to see me every day on Kik. We are there from 6pm. Every day, you will see me there. Doing new things.

Trying to do something new. Trying to be better every day. And achieving this dream that I have, the goal that I want to achieve. Thank you for being here. Thank you for watching. Comment if you liked it, if you didn't. And, well, I love you. Comenten si les gusto o si no les gusto. Y nada, te amo. Yo también te amo. Nos vemos en comentarios. No olviden suscribirse.

Muchas gracias por estar aquí también y vernos. Muchas gracias por estar aquí también y vernos.

Chao.