King Cheddar XVII

Kiko (@royalpizzaboy on twitter) discusses his OC King Cheddar the XVII, a very fancy and funny little guy you may remember for having a mustache and doing kicks on tumblr dot com. Kiko talks growing up as an anime fan, going to art school in B-b-boston, and the highs and lows of tumblr fame. Show Notes: Opening theme is by @TwinkleParks on twitter. You can check out more of her music at popspirit.net. Website: marysuepod.com Twitter & Tumblr: @SueCelebration Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/marcescent Wanna be on the show? Email [email protected] or message dm the twitter page!

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