Creators Inc. Podcast

Andrew Morales, aka Cuban Tarzan, sits down to tell the wild, uncensored story behind the alligator shooting scandal that landed him and streamer Clav on probation, and how a botched wildlife stream nearly ended his career before it started. From growing up in a strict Cuban immigrant household in Miami, to quitting his job as a veterinary dental assistant, to going viral with a video of two iguanas escaping his hands at a public pool (70M+ views), Andrew breaks down exactly how he built a content empire in just 13 months — no manager, 50 cold DMs a day, and a refusal to sell out.Chapter Markers:0:34 — Meet Cuban Tarzan1:15 — Cuban Upbringing & Discipline3:20 — Cuba Trip Plans5:24 — Intro to the Gator Incident6:38 — Getting Into Wildlife Content9:01 — Going Viral & Quitting His Job11:43 — Landing Brand Deals14:41 — How He Met Klav16:32 — The Choke-Out Viral Clip18:44 — The Gator Incident Explained21:39 — Arrest & Legal Fallout23:37 — Lessons Learned & Parents' Reaction25:47 — Streamer University & Streaming Culture28:04 — "Streamer Acting" Explained28:43 — Getting Banned & a Bad Trip30:28 — The Bacara Club Fallout32:42 — The Future of Live Streaming36:09 — BuzzStar & Monetizing Fans39:17 — Predictions for Andrew's Future41:41 — Closing ThoughtsWe get into:The real story behind the Everglades gator shooting and the FWC charges that followedWhat it's really like off-camera with Clav, and the rear-naked-choke stream that went viral for the wrong reasonsWhy streaming is "saturated" and what actually separates viral clippers from real starsHis plans to be the first person to livestream inside CubaBrand deal DMs, conversion rates, and how creators can actually make money without selling outIf you've ever wondered what it takes to go from a small-town wildlife page to headline news in just over a year, this episode is a masterclass in hustle, mistakes, and turning "L's" into tuition. https://www.creatorsinc.com/

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

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

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

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