How TT Studios Started

 

TT Studios started with a crazy day that nobody in 6th grade will ever forget.
It was supposed to be a normal field trip — 38 kids heading to a place called Angel Mounds. Everyone was excited, joking around, ready to get out of school for the day.

But then came the bus driver: Steve Truelove.

Instead of driving to the field trip, he started looping around the school four times. Everyone was confused, laughing, and kind of nervous. Then, out of nowhere, he drove the bus to his own house and parked there for five minutes. When we finally got back on the road, he went straight into a “Do Not Enter” sign and swerved into a median.

That’s when everyone got off the bus and ran to a nearby flower shop. Soon, police came — and later we found out the driver was six times over the legal limit. He got arrested, and the story ended up on the news.

After that day, Tyson (that’s me) and all my friends — Monica, Chloe, Liam, Everett, Meredith, Amiya, Timothy, Selena, Dexter, Alicia, Christie, Holly, Ava, Max, and Mary — couldn’t stop talking about it. Everyone kept saying, “You should make a song about this.”

So I did.
It was called “Steve Truedrunk.”

That’s when TT Studios was born — out of a wild, real story that turned into creativity. From that moment on, TT Studios became a name for every project I worked on — music, videos, edits, games, and ideas made with my friends.

Now, TT Studios is all about making cool stuff out of real moments. Whether it’s funny, crazy, or serious — if it’s real, it’s worth creating.


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