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Stand-up comedian Arthur Chaparyan spoke about the “Бывшая” (“My ex”) channel — from an idea to a sale, shared experience and interesting observations on the Telegram audience. In 20 minutes you will understand how cool Arthur is and why the “Бывшая” took off, but mothers, clients, lovers and other Telegram entities are not.
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