What are the twins doing that made them a hit with 15 million followers?

Tegan and Samantha, 23, broke into consciousness following a memorable dance performed at the Australian Got Talent in 2013. Since then, they have become a real phenomenon with millions of followers on YouTube and Instagram. And also: the moment that almost ruined Tegan's career

What are the twins doing that made them a hit with 15 million followers?

The names Tegan and Samantha Rybecka probably won't tell you too much. However, the 23-year-old Australian twin is a real businesswoman with over 15 million followers on social networks. The two twin dancers, known for their flexibility, acrobatic skills and charisma, broke into consciousness a few years ago after a memorable performance at the Australian Got Talent in 2013.

Although the two did not win the competition, they took advantage of their opportunity and gave a performance that earned over 19 million views on YouTube - a number that made them an instant hit. With the advice of their producers and associates, they launched an Instagram page that garnered a huge number of followers and swept fans. Currently, there are two 6 million subscribers to the YouTube channel, over 8 million followers on Tiktok and over one million followers on Instagram.

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Tegan claims they have attracted even more attention after they have begun uploading photos that appear and are warming and also during trips. "Initially we had about 11 likes and suddenly we got thousands of likes on every post. We didn't understand what was going on here," Tagan said. "The numbers are only growing and it's crazy to think how many people are watching us and enjoying our videos," Samantha said.

But not everything was always so pink from the start. When she was 15, Tegan underwent an X-ray where a benign tumor was discovered in her leg and experts thought she would have to stop dancing and practice for good. Tegan said she was in pain but ignored them hoping they would pass. After the pain continued, she met with a doctor who told her it was a bunch that she needed to stop dancing altogether. However, another opinion confirmed that she can continue to dance, only needs to slow down.

She was then diagnosed with a bone cyst. She had surgery to remove it and used two months of crutches to go. Despite the great difficulty, Tegan returned to normal activities. "It was the scariest period of my life. It taught me a lesson that must never be given up, even when it seems impossible."

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