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Social media app Triller has launched a campaign to search for its first-ever resident DJ. The selected candidate will earn a $1 million annual salary and perform at all Triller live events and programming, design music programs for brand partnerships and Triller verticals, represent the brand at global media appearances and more. Prospective candidates are asked to enter by sharing their best 5-minute sets on Triller using the #TrilleDJ hashtag.

“This is a brand new, once-in-a-lifetime position that will represent Triller across everything we do, from our live events to brand partnerships and everything in between,” Triller executive chairman Bobby Sarnevesht said in a press release. “We’re looking for a performer at heart, someone with a big personality, incredible personal flair, and technical skills to match; someone who not only has his, her or their finger on the pulse of music and culture, but who is also creating it.”

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