He added: “In time, I however realised that the money to be made was actually in dance. That’s how I stuck to it.”
He said that he started his dancing career alone but later on he saw the need of coming up with a group and also starting his own school of dance.
Moya also revealed that the video that really went viral was a clip of him dancing for a female tout before offering her a bar of chocolate, making her burst into excitement.
“I think she loved it so much because she went weak in the knees. My videographer and I had to make sure she didn’t faint.”I am incredibly proud to reach this amazing milestone. I will keep serving you premium content, just the way you like it," he wrote.
And how does Moya go about doing his videos? First, he identifies a target, then his camera person sets up his equipment.
“Once my camera person is on the set I’ll jump in and the show starts. It has to work and if it backfires, it’s not "good" content, so it has to be perfect,” he said.
The talented dancer also added that none of his stunts are staged, and every single clip is a new adventure for which he is uncertain of the result.
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