Line Dance Connection:	What's your name? Do you have any dance nicknames that you're known by?
Tejani Wright:	My name is Brandon Worrell and I’m also known as Happy Feet (D&G) and Sweeeeeeeeetness (D.A.M.P.)
Line Dance Connection:	Where are you from and what city do you call home?
Brandon Worrell:	I was born in Atlanta and moved many times but home is where the heart is and mine belongs to 757.
Line Dance Connection:	What do you do in your professional life? Any hobbies outside of dance?
Brandon Worrell:	I work for the Department of Motor Vehicles, I don't have much time between work and school but at one time I enjoyed writing, drawing, bowling, skating and was addicted to mystery novels.
Line Dance Connection:	Are you affiliated with any group or groups?
Brandon Worrell:	Yes I am. D&G FO-EVA!!!
Line Dance Connection:	How long have you been dancing?
Brandon Worrell:	I have been line dancing about 4 years.
Line Dance Connection:	How did you get involved in dancing?
Brandon Worrell:	My mother talked me into going to a class because of Garry's high energy and shenanigans; I chilled in the back the whole class in my own little corner. After beginners Donna Burns and Tammy Parker convinced me to stay for advanced and I've been hooked ever since.
Line Dance Connection:	What do you like most about line dancing?
Brandon Worrell:	I loved to see all the different styles everyone dances with, its amazing how one dance can be interpreted so many different ways on one dance floor but it all comes together. I also love the diversity there are no restrictions, we all get it in, the dance floor doesn't discriminate.
Line Dance Connection:	If you could change one thing about dancing, what would it be?
Brandon Worrell:	I would stop all the line dance politics and closed mind people from turning their nose up at innovative moves and/or dances. It makes no sense for there to be any kind of hate or whatever you want to call it among fellow dancers, especially within the same state/city/county. We're all here to do the same thing; negativity only opens the door for drama and all the luggage that comes with it. Change is constant and line dancing is no exception especially when it comes to choreography, keep an open mind and a receptive attitude because creativity has no boundaries except the ones you set for yourself.
Line Dance Connection:	Tell me one thing about yourself that the dance community would find surprising.
Brandon Worrell:	Ummmmmmm......I got nothing, sorry guys. LOL
Line Dance Connection	Is there a funny dance story you'd like to share in 3 sentences or less?
Brandon Worrell:	The first time I met one of my line dance idols, Ziggie, at a TCH event about halfway through we both sat down and pulled out our identical inhalers and took two puffs, looked at each other and fell out laughing.