Can Anyone Become a Millionaire?
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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0:00 Intro
2:07 I would only date a millionaire
6:51 It is easier to make money if you're white
11:12 I have flaunted my wealth
15:12 I would be a different person if I didn't have this money
20:49 I am lonely
26:50 Anyone can make themselves a millionaire 
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It’s easier to make money if you’re white -> What’s your take? www.spectrum.game
No, it's easier to make money if you're rich. Race is a distraction. It's all about class.
Depends on the line of work. NBA player? Nah. Onlyfans model? Yah.
@@jeremybearimy4163 unfortunately most only fans models are White
100%
Stop making everything about race.
“if ur in a third world country, just get out of the country” that was such a tone deaf statement
It just shows how privileged he truly is to even have that kind of mindset…
and it’s just not even the third world countries you can’t leave. it’s literally every country outside of europe and the us
these people just think the U.S is the only place in the world
to be fair, he did not say "just" like it's easy.
Let them eat cake
“ if your in a third world country then just get out of the country”
is given the same energy as “if your homeless just buy a house”💀
😂😂😂😂😂true
I swear they are so disgustingly privileged that they can’t even comprehend the stupidity and ignorance of their words
Kinda like "First million is the hardest to make...so start with the second one"
Yeah, I’d love to see Aaron try to get through the American immigration system if he came from a county like India or China (where many people try to immigrate to the US).
@@marygreen1495 India and China are quite easy to leave, as US has a huge exposure to these countries. Try leaving behind Somalia or Central African Republic though, wish you luck.
I feel like Aaron is one of those people who thinks that if anyone dislikes him it’s because of jealousy, or the fact that he is “different” from people his age when in reality, people may not like him because of his lack of empathy and perspective on those who are different than him.
He’s a nerd who was once bullied, that got lots of money at a young age, of course he’s jaded, and will never find true love if he keeps his current attitude towards life up. He’ll only attract birds 🦅 and gold diggers as karma I feel.
Yeah he keeps trying to claim he is different and mature. He thinks he is different from people who are probably very similar to him. He has a superiority complex
I really see nothing wrong with him 💀 you people are so soft .
you think😂duh
Really loved listening to Mai, Kelly, and Yousouf speak. They’re super thoughtful and I appreciate how Yousouf is hold his own views and isn’t afraid to alter them after gaining a deeper understanding of something. That’s a wonderful way to approach life cause our beliefs aren’t alway true.
I've searched the comments to find and see if anyones else appreciated Yousouf ability to shift and defend his new views. I can see why he is where he is and it's dope you caught that as well!
@@eyeofoverviewacademyfacts
I'm glad someone else caught that. When he realized he was wrong, he immediately course-corrected. He would end up atleast middle class anywhere, even if luck didn't set him up
Exactly! He was really open minded & open to learning
Youssouf doing that is indicative of his age. Older adults tend to get stuck in their beliefs that they spent years building their identities around. In the face of opposition, they would rather stick a wrong position to ‘save face’ than admit a fault in their belief system and change their outlook. Younger people are far more open-minded to different viewpoints as they’re still developing.
Self made millionaire at 6… girl your parents did that for you. Sure now you created a business of your fame. Your starting point was so much higher than anyone else’s.
She's a blonde Kardashian.
Yeah, we're playing fast and loose with the word 'self-made' here. Like girl, you could barely wipe yourself at that age, let alone make millions.
She is a white blue eyed blonde from California who was born into wealth and luxury. Shes never seen a day of true real life struggle.
I agree but she is actually very open to understand. She’s business savvy now but she is still very young so it’s likely that through maturity, she will have growth.
@@HurleyGonzalezwhy is her looks a key part
Get out of the country???
Thousands of people are denied visas to go abroad in my country. So it’s not that easy. If we could, we would.
Aaron has no idea what he’s talking about
His privilege is showing.
@@br-ig3prGlaringly
Also most people can’t even afford the tickets and other travel costs
or they can cross illegally, have children, and have their children become millionares.
Kelly is so well spoken, just a very impressive person. I’m glad they got her on this episode. Would’ve been unbearable to watch without her and Mai
Kelly: “I need you to be a millionaire in order to take care of me” 💀
@@TonyMezaXD fr what a l statement
@@TonyMezaXDyour point? why would anyone with common sense want to date outside of their tax bracket?
“Well spoken”…
@@TonyMezaXDYou didn't really get what she meant but okay ..
I really respect Youssef for changing sides after having that discussion at the end and being convinced, and being mature enough to actually admit to the other perspective they brought up unlike others (Cough, Aaron)
+ Indian guy
It would be interesting to see a version of this where half of the people are millionaires and half are average people. And ask them similar questions. And see how that much money changes you as a person even if you don't see it yourself.
Great idea for a middle ground episode.
Yess
@@Criner05I feel like they probably have already done something like that
This could be an interesting idea!
@@jubileeYeah I agree, having more perspectives would make the video much more down to earth
Kelly and Mai was cooking every one up. They were the only ones who were actually down to earth
Mai won't tell someone her name when she meets them. That's narcissistic and not down to Earth.
@@Criner05if you don’t know the meaning of narcissistic, please don’t just use it😭
@@athenahiraeth5361 She's narcissistic because she assumes that if she tells someone her name they will immediately know exactly who she is. Therefore she thinks she's so famous that everyone knows who she is. Narcissists have large egos.
I had never seen or heard of her until watching this video. If I met her at a bar or something, and when introducing each other she chose to say "Hi, my name is Mai," I would know only her first name and what she looks like. I've already forgotten what she does. She's not super famous where everyone knows who she is, like the president of the United States.
@@Criner05yes not everyone may know her but after the date you would probably search them up on social media
Kelly is the most disgusting person on there
Loved how Mai and Kelly's thoughts and arguments. Also Yousouf being open to not only hold a proper discussion but also change his views once he was able to understand better was admirable.
They’re more mature than a lot of people in their 30s I know. They’re young and still have a lot to learn, but their ability to recognize their own privilege and adjust their beliefs will take them to far.
Shout out to Kelly for being the voice of reason, much respect to Mai for keeping it so real, I love the way that Youssof was actually listening to everyone's input and changing his perspectives, I have a lot of respect for all these young millionaires, It made me sad to see how many of them were struggling with loneliness something I can relate to, but this video was such a breath of fresh air.
Do people actually believe we can have a society where everyone is a millionaire and everyone who isn’t a millionaire just doesn’t want to be one bad enough ☠️🥴?
It wouldn’t even be a positive if we were to reach that status as a society of a whole because inflation would become more extreme.
They just aren’t willing to work for it and also it’s really hard but with determination anything is possible.
yea. I don’t see it happening as there will always be someone doing better because it’s almost in our nature to be competitive.
Yeah… their ignorance was quite apparent during that question
That's not at all what he said or what it means. Anyone CAN become a millionaire. Doesn't mean everyone WILL become a millionaire.
I wish they asked the question “I am self made”. In lots of these people’s cases, they had the opportunity to already be doing something at a young age (e.g having enough money to start investing at 10, being on a tv show young, your parents finding them acting jobs at a young age, somehow having the recourses to be able to learn to code at 9) which is most likely due to their parents or a privileged environment. All of that already gives them an advantage over the typical person who didn’t have that start which makes it hard to say that “anyone can be a millionaire”
Just something to think about
Agreeeeeeed
Agreed
So so true thank you for saying this
I thought they would have asked that. They portray them as all self made but I would bet they had plenty of help getting started in these endeavors
Like even then the exception would be a youtuber but that doesnt guarntee sucess plus its time day in and out. I would feel guilty dedicating time to that instead of helping my parents betting on becoming a millionair. The key is they started young and had parents money, and the luxry of being young and having time + no bills to pay.
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For the average person, the strategies are fairly demanding. In actuality, most professionals who have the necessary abilities and knowledge to complete such occupations do so successfully.
You have a very valid point, I started investing on my own and for a long time, the market was really ripping me off. I decided to hire a broker, even though I was skeptical at first, and I beat the market by more than 9%. I thought it was a fluke until it happened two years in a row, and so I’ve been sticking to investing via an analyst.
please who is the consultant that assist you with your investment and if you don't mind, how do I get in touch with them?
When ‘Carol Vivian Constable’ is trading, there's no nonsense and no excuses. She wins the trade and you win. Take the loss, I promise she'll take one with you.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran a Google search for her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
To the girl who said "There's so much free advertising", you need to understand, no matter what it is, becoming a millionaire, ESPECIALLY nowadays, is extremely hard unless you win the lottery or you go viral for something you profit off of. Not anyone can become a millionaire, just like how Kelly said, I could be following the same exact footsteps as any of you, and theres a very high chance I won't end up as a millionare. Hence why you decided to change spots. It's irritating to hear a millionare say anyone can do it, it is easier said when you're already there.
Of all human history this is the easiest era to get rich. It is a fact
@@mikko3 True... and false simultaneously. The reason is that we are now 8 billion on earth. The total amount of rich people is higher. However, the /percentage/ which is what is important, is actually far less than what it used to be back then. The wealth disparity is only increasing, not decreasing. Now you have people that earn 100000x higher than the average people.
I understand that but again the question was can anybody become a millionaire and yes it just goes back to a lot of hard work and A lo a lot of luck and intelligent actions
Aaron is a great example of being privileged and being out of touch with reality 😂
He just loves his Lambo. Seemed pretty hollow otherwise.
the white ppl in the video just did not get it 😭
@@nazgulstewbro what
@@blakehaynes5842 what
@@nazgulstew Should they think that no POC has a chance? I think they are just being optimistic. Like I am not a millionaire, but it doesn't mean I couldn't have become one just because I am not. Can any of us really say we devoted our whole lives to doing that? Never partied or wasted money? Some people do have more effort put in, that's just the reality of it. Now some people will definitely have a much higher chance of becoming a millionaire, no one doubts that. But there are people from Africa who come play in the NBA so it's possible just not likely. The thing is, less of us should be concerned with becoming a millionaire and should just hope to make enough to live and spend time with our family.
Aaron: making fun of people his age for history test being their biggest problem.
Also Aaron: defending "anyone can become a millionare" totally unaware that wars, dictatorships and countries where women have 0 rights still exist.
Maybe he should join his friends in history lessions 💀
He should go to North Korea for a year. Then we can ask him again...
@@tuanoful he would be shattered in 5 mins.
All his answers contradict each other, it seems like he regurgitates quotes and stereotypes without thinking about what he is saying.
also like his problems are technically smaller than history tests. people go to uni to be able to have a fulfilling and financially supporting job and that's why they have to study. he is already past that. ofc he might have to decide where to invest 100k one day or idk but that's kind of a self-made problem. while people who go to uni have to study so they can pay off their 100k student debt
being a millionaire doesn't mean that you contribute to society lol
One trait that I've noticed about this group, that I find very interesting, is their ease in changing positions based on the conversations at hand. They have no problem being convinced of something and changing their mind and switching up where they stand. I've noticed it with this group more than most Spectrum episodes. I think this is an important trait for success, being willing to learn and change course based on new information.
Yes!!💯
i fully agree, i find that really honorable
Agreed but some of them are unable to form their own opinions and some are just plain ignorant (aka the mouth breather)
Very true!
Bingo the ability to listen adapt and change are all my strongest attributes and many of my successful comrades
I’m a Nigerian, I’m 18 and I 100% agree with Kelly... I can say I’m not struggling, my family haven’t really had any issue with money but that doesn’t mean we are well off or things come easily...it’s easy for those guys to say those thing cos they haven’t really been in that situation. Him saying you have to get out of the country was wow...i don’t even have a passport....only the rich and well of people here have passports...I’m living a normal life with every basic necessities here...as a teenager if you have an IPhone or a Laptop that means you’re well off...I do have those but I don’t have opportunities...it’s easy to say, well you have internet...but with this country and the government, making money is not easy.
Thank you for this!👏🏼👏🏼
I'm American and most people don't have passports. I only got one for work and then the trip got cancelled so i only used it for work verification purposes.
agreed, as someone who lives in mali. it’s not that easy…
@@richardarriaga6271 ohhh alright
Homeless people have "iPhones"...
Having a specific thing, means nothing 99% of the time. Since it ain't gonna be a homeless dude with a Ferrari...
I don’t think Aaron realizes how ignorant he sounds in many of his answers
Of course he doesn't. People with such privilege that don't realize they are privileged are out of touch with reality.
Ignorant isn’t the only word either 😭
If he gets mature one day, he will wish this video to disappear from the internet
“I actually haven’t done research on third world countries” and proceeded to say everyone can be a millionaire…
Thats because hes a moron who was handed everything in life lmfao
I think a middle ground of teen millionaires vs adult (older) millionaires could be interesting. They could easily have similar and/or opposing views
YES !!
Agreed. There's plenty of humble self made millionaires. Most of these participants are just privileged teens.
@@kirin1230plenty ain’t enough but that’s be cool to see
I thought this video would have more older millionaires tbh, I wasn't expecting all of them to be 21 and down. I think the perspective of those who became millionaires later in life vs these younger millionaires would be interesting to see.
Or these teen millionaires vs teens in a working class family
at the last prompt, i'm so happy to see maia and kelly standing for their ground. money doesn't come easy for all of us. living out dreams is so much more complicated when you don't have the access to adequate facilities, platforms, or pretty much everything. so the "anyone can be a millionaire" mindset is a privileged thing.
I think tenacity can overcome everything. There definitely are millionaires out there that have overcome that adversity without those privileges. So I think anyone can become a millionaire in theory
Kelly and Mai were gounded. They were socially and self-aware, but so was the crypto guys, especially for his age. He was very level-headed and his answers were also well-tought out.
The tone deafness of these people just goes to show that they still do not understand how the world works for everyone else. I praise those two girls who spoke up and said how difficult it actually is for people to start making money! I echo something that’s been said in many comments, most of these kids are not self-made millionaires.
Most of them aren’t tonedeaf
wdym they’re not self made millionaires? All of them started their own thing themselves like programming, drop shipping, youtube, acting, modeling, crypto trading, forex trading
All of them are not self-made millionaires.
@@DestroyEvilCo exactly 2-3 of them weren’t but most when answering those questions
@@doxugh and aside from Mai all of them had help from an outside source or their parents
Kelly was a breath of fresh air. Maybe because she was the oldest but she made valid points and didn't let her money make her oblivious to the experiences other people go through. As the sole Black person, she represented Black people very well.
shes like a year or 2 older, I don't think thats the reason. She was just the only one who was able to put her ego aside and anwser the questions with logic and reason, rather from her own personal experience.
@@juliahertz1788 Fair point.
She is a scammer though
@@nwgverifiedHow
@@TeflonDon451 She makes all her money from selling worthless trading courses to suckers.
I think one aspect of the conversation on race that was missed is the stepping stones that get someone to that position in the first place. Access to education, parents who are present, parents who have careers, maybe in a similar field, these are all privileges that are often granted more to whiteness. It's not to say that people of all races can't get there, we know success is always possible, but from history alone - there is a leg up from the day we are born.
Kelly and Mai showed a great amount of emotional intelligence in the last question. Great level of awareness about society and other people’s struggles
glad that Mai and Kelly are there to bring these people a different perspective because the awareness from the outside world is absenttt without them
Yessss
What did they say that bought awareness?
@@HelloHiRealdid you miss when she said she was from Nigeria and the other girl said her mother immigrated from Vietnam they told their personal experiences
@@jermaine818 I didn't watch it it was too cringe
@@HelloHiRealand that’s privilege
Mai and Kelly feel like a breath of fresh air amongst this group of privileged and immature teens.
Exactly! I’ve lived in the same town Mai grew up in and been watching her since she first started her career, she definitely understand the hardships it is to even make money. It’s crazy to see some of these people being out of touch with reality with some of their answers.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Mai? The one who said teens in 3rd world countries have it difficult and cant eqsily become millionaires???? She's ignorant too
@@xxoxxovidsHuh?
i love maiiii
As a Nigerian, I'm really proud of Kelly for having a very grounded and realistic understanding of the world.
'If you're poor, just earn alot of money.'
- Aaron
If you're in a 3rd world country, just leave the country. Simple as that
🙄
Who'd have thought that being poor is a choice, not just a choice actually but an on/off switch that you can just flip if you're bored of being poor. Wow! /s
mrbeast did it
"just stop being poor"
The comments on this are about to be crazy. Thank you for having me
Thank you Mai! 🙏🏼 It is so satisfying to see someone that is educated & an open minded to the idea of so many different perspectives and possibilities of how people struggle to make a living in the world.
u , jay seemed fine to me
I love youuuu
Love your vids!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this topic and being a part of the episode! ❤️
I love how everyone keeps switching their perspectives during conversations. Shows how they are teens and are still learning and are really open-minded and don't have a completely fixed mindset yet.
More like they have no idea about how the world works.
Money or not, this demonstrates that people in their teens/early 20s tend to think they're completely grown, but still have a lot of growing to do and life to live. We've all been there. I respect everyone's openness to this conversation though!
i’m so surprised that Jay agreed to the last prompt. does he really think the children in India that are so deep in poverty that all there time is taken in begging for money to support their parents? work ethic can only take you so far
My guess is that the dude has never actually seen how bad it is. He is indian-American
There are both rich and poor people here . Just stereotypes
Well they can always leave Índia
that guy never been to no indian slum lmao
I think its cause he is Indian American. He goes most Indians are wealthy in America, okay? And so that means your work ethic is the only thing that got you there? A friend of mine says that most of his people come here and make money by helping their family who come here. For example he said one owns a gas station or mobile store then "sales" it to his cousin coming in and buys another after saving up for another. Then he said it continues a cycle, and they put their kids through school.
"Anyone can become a millionaire". Not my little brother with Autism who is not allowed to make over a certain VERY LOW amount of money a month to be able to receive services that he, so very, needs. To say that ANYONE can become a millionaire if they try hard enough while these people are Americans who started investing at 10, had the education to be able to read at 10, etc. Etc. Very out of touch for the ones who argued that it was correct.
There are tons of millionares with autism
@@ajlucky0076 never said there wasn't, but when there are systemic programs in place where my brother cannot earn more than an average rent in a month or he loses all his services that teach him life skills/educational/vocational.etc. he is set up for failure. No one can tell me that in today's world anyone can become a millionaire. No one ever said just because someone has autism they can't become a millionaire.
@@ajlucky0076I think you missed the point dude
@@ajlucky0076but her brother isn't which is literally the point in her comment. Get some reading comprehension skills
@@ajlucky0076 As someone with autism, you *very* clearly know nothing about autism.
Wow, all this time I’ve been broke and now I find out I could have been a millionaire if I wanted to badly enough. Thanks, teens. 🥰
um yeah.. like do marketing lol
I love how when Youssof and Kelly were arguing around the end, none of them got mad at each other for disagreeing and were respectful for their opinions / the way they see things. The complete opposite of my family.
self-made millionaire at 6? It's time to leave earth.
Do you fancy Pandora? I could book us a ride.
@@benapeh854 i prefer planet of arrakis
Aka they had rich parents
@@charlesmiv3842did you even watched the video?
Do you fancy pandora? Can book us a ride. 📘🚐🎉
It always so funny hearing millionaires talk about how special and lucky there are but then have this idea that anyone can do it.
It's a big contradiction that they don't see. It's probably because they don't understand how they are lucky and how much of an impact it had
Anybody can do it though. What is actually stopping you? It’s not gonna be easy but we as people can accomplish anything we truly put our mind and time to.
@@jaylaarmani3697 how many millions do you have?
@@jaylaarmani3697 what color is your bugatti
@@jaylaarmani3697 you do not understand the rarity of becoming a millionaire
I feel like there is a lot of privilege in having parents who dedicate the time, effort and/or money to allow you to really explore your interests during your child-teen years and not having to spend your entire youth trying to help you and/or your family get by. I'm in my late 20s and have realised I don't know what I enjoy at all because having time for me and to explore interests (without worrying its taking away time from making money that's needed) is a luxury I've never had before. I also never had a strong family network with parents who encouraged and supported me in growing my passions, in fact, for me, it was quite the opposite. It doesn't diminish their efforts, hard work and journey, but is something they should be mindful of, because effectively they have had a significant (10-20+ years) head start on some of the rest of us.
2:22 That's lowkey just a power trip fantasy. Aaron wants girls to experience these "nice things" to validate himself and his wealth. Honestly think he's the type of guy that would then shame girls for experiencing these nice things and using HIS money when they break up
Hearing people that had unlimited opportunities to fail and try again talk about hypothetically walking 4 miles every day for one bar of internet service is a new level of delusion.
that's not the point, it was philosophical question whether it is possible, NOT whether it is likely, and both sides have some truth to it
@@Account-br9kcIf it's unlikely, saying anyone can become a millionaire is automatically untrue
@@Account-br9kc??? Are you serious
@@Account-br9kc It just doesn't account the practicality in all of it. We just had a ship full of hundreds of migrants sink. Migrants that, at the bare minimum, are probably struggling to find enough to eat. This is true for so many people in poorer circumstances. This is what Wesley is referring to. Not everyone is without responsibilities such as making enough so their family doesn't starve instead of risking it all making it big in crypto.
@@Account-br9kc I think it would be possible for everyone to make it, given that we are like some of these teens and have a lot of free time with no responsibilities and ample resources.
These people don't have to walk 4 hours to a library...would they have been a millionaire if they had to do that. None of them did...
Privilege and ignorance
@@tuanoful where's the ignorance?
Library? These people are teenages? They grew up on the internet, wtf are you talking about?
And they didn't even mention the help they got from their close ones.
Exactly. How many of them have walked four hours anywhere?
The complete lack of awareness as to how lucky some of them actually are is astounding... Like, they actually think their success is transferable.
Mai Pham almost made me cry, I feel like she gets it, which doesn't mean the other people we are mean or anything, but sometimes luckier people (wealthier parents, more stable families, more stable neighborhoods and schools, better mental health) just can't put into perspective how hard it can be for some other people, which also doesn't mean you can't overcome it but it is not a matter of "just do it".
The things rich people can say and do is just insane to me like hearing them just be like "Let's go to to St. Barts next week!" just on a whim and be serious about it is so unfathomable to me.
Hey they made it let them enjoy
And then they say "I'd be 100% the same person without money" 🤡
Its all relative. A trip to an island may be the equivalent to a Target run to you.
@@FIREcrochethairstyles A Target run lasts, at most, maybe 30 minutes. With work, especially since I don't get PTO, going on vacation for at least a few days is rarely on option for me.
@@omotayosatuyi252 I never said they couldn't enjoy it. I said I that it was insane to me and that I didn't and couldn't understand being able to do that. That's great for them but for a regular person being able to just do something like that is not realistic.
Aaron saying "get out of that country" is crazy. It's definitely showing his white privilege. Many immigrants or people of color get told in America to "leave the country" or "go back to your country," so for him to now say "get out of that country" is insane. Not everyone has the privilege of being able to leave their home country and come to America, let alone be able to afford it.
Nah that’s white American privilege don’t associate him with white people
But there are people in those countries who are still making a success out of their lives. You make it sound like they are shithole countries
"Many immigrants or people of color get told in America to "leave the country" or "go back to your country," They solely get told that when they complain and berate us about USA's issues when the damn countries yal defend so heavily are truely evil places that yal were escaping in the first place. Ungrateful that USA has become the most open and honest FREE place of all time and created and ran by white people, ungrateful.
"definitely showing his white privilege", you are showing your person of color privilege, he just showed his rich privilege.
Ok,but there are other countries besides the USA where you can become a millionaire and where immigrants are welcomed. This does not mean that it will be as easy for an immigrant as for a local, but let's not act as if the US is the only developed country in the world and the only key to success.
@alinam5092 usa has 735 of the worlds 2640 billionaires. But the population is 1:23 usa vs world, USA is the only country where anyone can become filthy rich, you are lying about it being anywhere close to comparable with the usa. Because all those countries have large populations and no billionaires.
Making a clothing brand at six is literally your parents and PR team setting you up in financial ventures. A kid can’t file the paperwork, source the material and so forth. I feel like some people needed to shout out their parents and teams for setting the up instead of acting like they magically did it themselves.
Stop hating.She did that at 6,ur just jealous 😢
I hope the ones who think ANYONE (pfft) can be a millionaire “if they try hard enough” will look back in this in the future and realize how wrong and privileged they are. There’s a whole world they have not seen for them to stand there and say that. There’s so many situations and obstacles and contexts. It’s crazy hearing their answers.
I don't have an issue with the existence of millionaires. What I have an issue with, is the constant subsidies, loopholes and bailouts they get, that they very obviously dont need.
It multiple millionaires in the 500+ and billionaire. when they on average make more then they can spend in a given day. Along with the gap of other are struggling with 100$ or less and average house make 125-150k that gap from that to multiple millionaires (100 million+) is absurd.
I, on the other hand, DO have an issue with the existence of millionaires
@@kay-kd9vc why?
It’s a little bit more complicated then that. For example when it comes to bank bailouts the purpose is not to bailout the owners but the customers. You cannot let millions of people lose their life savings because of the irresponsible behavior of a CEO
@@kay-kd9vcwhy
"Get out of the country",
gives "if you are homeless just buy a house" vibes .🙄
tbh they're not wrong at the same time, he also didn't add "just" as if it were easy, just an avenue needed taking on the path to becoming rich
"If you are poor, just get some money"
“If your house is underwater, then just sell it”
"If you're dying from a terminal illness, just go to the hospital"
@@CURTSNIPER visas and stuff get denied so much. hes saying that but he would prob complain abt all the "illegal immigrants ruining our perfect country"
i will say, i loved the fact that people changed their answers regularly. That indicates a willingness
That "Defend it." Was so amazing. It wasn't mean. It wasn't funny. The matter-of-fact made it so ☺️
I agree with Mai Pham with the last prompt. I am Vietnamese myself with family still in Vietnam. My one cousin has thought about moving out to Australia via dad or brother being the sponsor but the wait is very long. In Vietnam, it can be quite difficult to get proper opportunities especially if live directly in countryside and the area gets little to wifi no signal.
shes a u queen, THATS why i never skip her ads purrrrr
My family on both sides was brought over here from Vietnam. It took a super long time for everyone, average wait time was 5-8 years for my family. They did it in batches... my uncle started applying in 1986, and by 2001 finally everyone came over.
Kelly’s arguments were amazing. She continually perfectly explained and convinced everyone and she really shows so much more awareness and logic. I also loved Mai’s perspective. This is a great video
kinda
"Money has nothing to do with a relationship" not technically, but when you’re struggling it can cause a lot of tension and put a lot of strain on a relationship.
4 of them said anyone can make themselves a millionaire... THEY ARE SO OUT OF TOUCH with the reality of the world.... wow.... I'm not a communist or anything like that, and I do well in life. But too much money, specially at a young age, is like a sickness. People like that live in an alternative reality. It's crazy.
But it’s a factual statement. Anyone CAN be a millionaire, that can’t be argued against.
@@IndexInvestingWithColeyou should be more conscious when using the word “anyone”. Not everyone in the world has the same opportunities as others. There are so many factors that go into people being successful and saying that everyone is equally provided such potential is ignorant
But they're not the same thing, you may have millions in capital and have a rather simple life, I mean one that is not "like a sickness". And you may have a average job and spend all your money in nightclubs. And I would say the latter is more common than the former
@@IndexInvestingWithCole that can certainly be argued against
@@Zadoruyou just brought up things I never said. I never said the world is fair or people have the same opportunities
Aaron really loves cutting people off when he talks. He's self obsessed and doesn't seem like he would be anywhere without his money
IKR when he cut off Mai while she was talking about her tough childhood I WAS SO PISSED
@@yourmom-cz7ryi was thinking this too!
Finally someone pointed this out! He emanates egocentrism.
Made me question why he was bullied and no one liked him.
They’re all still pretty young but judging his story is not really nice too. Nobody deserves to be bullied especially as kids. It is a bit more fair to blame on the parents. He wasn’t the only one who cut off others though i noticed he did more.
"I worked hard" so did the millions who're still living in poverty. Fact is those people more than likely work A LOT harder than these millionaires did.
Money comes from generational wealth or luck. Very few come from nothing and make it big, very few.
You sound envious
I like how well this group clicked. They were all willing to listen and learn from one another. I hope they find long-term friendships from this group 😊
they clicked because they are all millionaires😂
You can tell Mai was nervous at first. She spoke very well and gave excellent points. Love you Mai!!!🩷🤍
honestly i'm watching this from a third world country that's in a really difficult situation rn (argentina) and i'm actually kinda mad with dome things they said here. doesn't matter how hard my family tries and works and how hard i study we can't even pay a trip to a city near where i live. we can't afford basic things sometimes. it isn't as easy as getting out of the country (it's almost impossible to afford that) or "just go to a library near you". they are talking from such an ignorant and privileged place honestly
Omg same! I'm from the republic of Georgia and I just came back from a 9 hour night shift as a dishwasher,I only have sour cream in my fridge and feed off leftovers at my job. Hearing about them working hard is INSANE. They could at least be humble and grateful for being more fortunate than most
I hope things get better for you and your family 🙏
You are also privileged and talking from privileged place
Same here as a Zimbabwean. I was rejected for a visa to the UK the first time I applied and spent so much money on it, so him saying “get out of the country” was so infuriating to me.
Kelly seemed to be the most humbled. She is well grounded, and has reminders of where she's from. Its not a simply matter of being "lazy" it is those once in a lifetime rare opportunities that each of them have been blessed with, and she articulated herself well. There are TONS of people doing the same things, but the probability is slim. I agreed with her about 90% of the time, and that shows alot for someone who is just a teenager.
If y’all ever make a video for thousaindaire’s in their 20s, lemme know ☎️
I too would like to partake in this?
How about a hundredaires one 🥹
Hw about sixfigurnaire
Wait you guys have hundreds of dollars?
I would like to participate in ether the thousandaire or six figure for people in they’re 20’s
I think the question "I would be a different person if I didn't have this money" isn't the best question to ask this group. iirc, all of them became mllionaires by 18, not even finishing their formative years. Isabella became one when she was 6. No wonder she thinks it wouldn't change her, she probably doesn't remember much from when she wasn't a millionaire so how would she even know if she'd be different? I think Mai's take seemed more realistic, money can't bring you happiness, but it sure allows you the resources to get there. And as one with mental health issues, having the privilege to get therapy and meds was a world of difference for me as a person. I don't feel at all like the person I used to be, but many people don't have that opportunity because of how expensive mental health care can be, and if one has to weigh their mental health vs putting food on the table, they're probably gonna choose the food.
I loved the amount they were actually listening to each other and willing to shift their positions after hearing new perspectives.
Unlike most people in these comments 😂
I’m so thankful for Mai and Kelly. When you explain this to people especially ones that are ignorant they claim it as “victim mentality” when in reality it’s just the truth. If you’re white you have a easIER way to make money COMPARED to people of color.
The richest people in the world aren't even white 😂😂😂 it's Chinese people
You’re thankful for a disgusting scammer who steals money from black people?
asians make more tha whites
If they are born in the same area that’s not true.
So why are White people Not the top earners ? Doesnt make Sense at all
100% agree w/ kelly and mai on the last prompt. i have no doubt they all worked hard to be where they are today but there are so many outside factors like networking, having the access to resources, and sometimes just pure luck, that definitely helped them all along the way.
its not pure luck u have to do something to get those networks and recourses
@@Wifimoneyjyeah, also choosing to actively network increases your luck.
i can guarantee you its not pure luck. its 95% calculated and skill.
I agree that not everyone can become a millionaire. It is possible to do anything with a strong worth ethic but for certain people it's 100x harder due to the circumstances pushing them back. In some countries in Africa, if you start gaining wealth, you and your family must move out of the neighborhood you grew up in as soon as possible because you'll get targeted. The most recent trend over the past 3 years has been to kidnap family, friends and employees for high ransom, and they do it to some people over and over again, sometimes every few days - this happens to my sisters fiancé all the time. It can truly feel impossible.
I can't imagine being a millionaire, as awesome as it would be, but to start doing business-related things when you're still in elementary school? That's crazy to me. I was still playing with Barbie's up until middle school, so I can't even imagine having a strong business mindset to earn money at that age. I applaud them, but it's hard to think about.
Also, if anyone watched Big Brother 24 last year, my first thought was that Jay looks a LOT like a young Joseph Abdin (mostly just his facial features). And then, I kept thinking Isabella, who's 16, and some of other girls, were at least 20 or 21.
@@Euvoia Anyone could teach them selves anything at any age (except new born). We just choose not to put some effort towards it cus its boring lol
@@nell_2.0 I thought when it said “taught”, Elon straight up started typing random words and just noticed a pattern and made it work
I’m pretty sure he had resources and books and didn’t go to school to learn, that’s probably why it says be taught himself
" anyone can be a milionare"yet their parents gave them money to invest, putted them on tv shows, looked modeling gigs for them . They wouldn t be millionates now if they weren t already born in privilege maybe they should reflect a bit more.
You are privilege too by just being in social media, I guarantee you atleast one teenager who wasn't born privileged and yet still became a millionaire. What's your excuse? Not everyone there became a millionaire just because of their parents. Some of them actually worked so recognize before you assume.
But who was the one who invested the money and make it grow? who’s the one who actually modeled? it’s themselves who learned how to code, drop ship, invest, start a business, and upload youtube videos
@lenny7822 idk internet guy do YOU have millions of dollars?? what your excuse?
@@doxugh are u missing the point on purpose? no one’s denying that they put in the work: it’s abt the circumstances they were in. anyone can put in work but the outcome won’t be the same, especially when money is involved.
@@society7149 I'm absolutely denying that they put in the work 🙋♂
Kelly and Mai standing strong really brightened my day
people like Youssof is what I'd like to see more ! charming,actually thinks before speaking and is willing to reconsider
Can we have this series for different people worldwide? Would love to hear about other millionaires outside the US
I am from Kenya but I am privileged enough to come from a somewhat wealthy family that has now moved to the US. But that’s not the case for so many kids I have seen in the slums or rural villages that don’t even attend school because they have to take care of siblings or have to work to help support their families. Saying that anyone can be a millionaire is insane considering how underprivileged some children are. Youseff may have time and money to start all those crypto projects and drop shipping but for children and adults drowning in poverty, that’s simply not an option. Even the children that do go to school often times do not pursue higher education due to lack of funds, and don’t start businesses because again lack of funds. Starting a business costs money, money many people don’t have. These rich kids are letting their privilege show by claiming “anyone can be a millionaire”
Did you hear their answer? There is a possibility that some of these children with no education and live in slums still can become a millionaire. No matter what they are in. It's just that its EXTREMELY NEAR to impossible but never impossible.
All I wonder is what's the obsession with the US. Why would you WANT to live in the US willingly? Are people so blinded by the illusion of infinite possiblities..
@@RacingPepe No, your just blind of how living in USA is way more better than living in third world countries.
@@lenny7822How do you suggest children with no access to education or healthcare, living in extreme poverty, who can barely have a meal everyday, or live in bad housing conditions with contaminated water or no water, and no electricity, become millions? Which these are the circumstances of many children around the world. It’s possible you say, yet how many times have you seen it happen? How many of these kids have made this possibility come true? Now compare that to how many haven’t and are still in those circumstances.
@@lenny7822How? What are they gonna do to reach that rare possibility? When they have no opportunities to do so?
"I need you to be a millionaire or at least making enough money to where I'm fully taken care of".
Girl you're literally a millionaire. I think you're fine regardless.
literally what i was thinking like why would you as a millionaire need to be financially taken care of… like i understand having a partner that is relatable to u and on the same level in terms of finances but
She said it in the video, tho. She doesn’t want to be someone’s suga mama. She wants someone who can maintain the current lifestyle she is living.
@@beatriceolivier8438 You guys heard what she said but wasn’t listeninggggg, she wants to date someone making what she makes or more and she obligated to that want lol
This video is the best proof that being rich has nothing to do with intelligence
some of them like youssef are actually intelligent
I love Kelly’s voice. She also has a great way of speaking her mind! I think it’s incredible all these teenagers are in the position they’re in today regardless of how they got there. They all seem to have it working for them.
Here's some "Spectrum" episode ideas for future videos.
1. Gay Couples
2. Amputees
3. Animators
4. Voice Actors
6. Child Actors
7. Farmers
8. Firefighters
9. Zookeepers
10. RUclipsrs
11. Girl Scouts
12. Pacific Islanders
13. Therapists
14. Astronauts
15. Olympic Athletes
16. Chefs
17. Conspiracy Theorists
18. Boxers
19. Wrestlers
20. Fashion Designers
Those were all my episode ideas.
Love this list!
@@jubilee Thank you!
Voice actors would be interesting!
The therapist and animator ones could be interesting
Therapists would be cool. Especially asking them about their mental health
Girl 1: "Money has NOTHING to do with a relationship"
Girl 2: "I don't want to be the one paying the bills"
Girl 1: *moves to somewhat agree*
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
at that point she should just make him take her spot lmao
She changed opinions so often
@@kirin1230better than the one who doesn’t, cough cough Aaron
This was SOLID! Thank you for putting up the LONG-FORM versions of these SPECTRUMS. It allows for more DEPTH, context and understanding on each participants perspective. It's clear who's the more mature of the bunch, and oldest (Kelly). The younger ones have not had enough life experience to give a more nuanced take on their view points, but that's to be expected, they're younger, and hopefully they walked away with a better understanding of how the world REALLY works outside of their privledged bubble, a bubble I myself enjoy as a successful stock trader in the USA.
I would love to hear that these guys went on that trip and are compatible for friendship. I loved the casting in this video. They all had something to contribute to the conversation and brought perspectives that respectfully challenged each other.
22:29 I don't understand this. You don't need to pay for anything when you are hanging out with your friends. Hanging out with your friends is free. And if you want to do something, you choose an activity that everyone can afford. Your real friends won't expect you to pay. It only becomes a problem if you want to do expensive stuff that your friends can't afford. But that shouldn't be an issue if you are spending time with your friends for their company, not the event that you are undertaking. And if you would REALLY like to share an experience with your friends, then yes by all means pay for it. But then realise you are paying because YOU want to do this specific thing with these specific people, so you are doing it for yourself, not for them.
Let's just ignore everything you said and focus on this one bit : real friends.
You don't get to have real friends. Your bank account makes friends. Not you, the teenage millionaire. If they had real friends none of them would have any doubts about this question. Besides, they're way too young to understand what real friends are.
@@RacingPepe Why wouldn't they get to have real friends?
@@RacingPepe well said
maybe they cant find real friends
I loved how Kelly viewed things and spoke up and presented her ideas she's such an amazing role model, to teens but also adults, I'm older than her and I truly look up to her personality. such an amazing person overall.
Mai as well! They were wise beyond their years.
I feel like it's truly a blessing to live on both ends( having no wealth, eg Mai, to then obtaining wealth) because through that your statements or opinions are built through experience and not just word of mouth e.g. Aaron. This was a great episode and really interesting and enjoyable to watch!!
How articulate is Kelly! So inspiring for young girls ❤
"money has nothing to do with a relationship" is such a teen thing to say lol
Exactly. Money is a huge part of a relationship when you are an adult. They'll learn soon enough
Lol facts
“Statistically you are 150% right, but…” so you agree, she’s completely right in everything she said
Why are u looking for things to be mad at? Like yeah that’s what he said, he agrees with her and he changed his opinion when given a new perspective.
She gave a blanket statement
Are there some instances of racial differences in money sure but its not a clear cut and dry thing
This video actually helped me realise, that even with my current financial situation not being ideal, is not to get so wrapped up in making money, and keep in touch with my community, friends and family. loosing touch with reality is a scary thing and we should all be more cautious about it. it's not exclusive to rich people
I’m surprised by Jay’s response - though he did admit that he’s been quite privileged and we can all clearly tell that now due to his response. I hope they all realize that the question isn’t really about “can” anyone be a millionaire but more about acknowledging that there’s real struggle in the world that actually makes it impossible for them to achieve that status. Just because they made it, it does not mean anyone else can do it… it’s self centered thinking not to acknowledge how hard people have had to work just to make it through their daily lives. In many ways, their viewpoint on insisting that anyone can do it… is cruel in a way because it makes it seem like they could have achieved millionaire status so that if they did not become a millionaire then they are “less” deserved… yes, I’m very wary of overly optimistic viewpoints because it can be just as toxic as being too pessimistic.
Isn’t being a millionaire in California like upper middle class??
i grew up in orange county, california, which is a very wealthy county, and having friends who have millionaire parents was pretty common (for me atleast! not speaking for everyone)
depends on where you live within california. being a millionaire in silicon valley isn't the same as being a millionaire in merced, stockton, etc. in my experience having lived/met so many ppl in so many parts of california, it is not filled with rich people, it's a misconception. it's very difficult for most ppl to live here.
Yes but the cost of living is super high so those people pretty much live like they're upper middle class.
california is huge and it's really awkward to make generalizations about a state that has so many different counties and cities. i live in southern california and my family isn't just coasting by life, throwing dollar bills in the air as they please. my grandmother lives in a tiny house by landcaster with my grandfather, uncle, cousin, aunt, and great aunt. i mean sure, there are millionaires, but they're certainly not as common as you might think.
It may be upper middle class but in relation to all the homeless people in California, quite a minority
Mai is such a VERY well spoken person
Mai I love you girl 💗 thank you for not being tone deaf, seeing your growth is amazing!
The issue with the last prompt is that the people who agreed with it are taking the statement WAY too literal.
There are simply some things in the world where even if it's "possible", the likelihood of it NOT happening is 99.9999%.
So to look at the 0.0001% success rate and going "Yeah but it's still possible though" is outrageously ridiculous.
I understand your point but it's a theoretical question, so they gave the correct theoretical answer which is Agree.
@@BobbiPhantombut if anyone can be a millionare why arent there more millionairsese
It’s also kind of strange that they seem to think everyone strives to be a millionaire, and is willing to do whatever it takes.
Obviously drive isn’t even close to the only factor, but someone who does not value making money and prefers to prioritize other things in life can’t magically become a millionaire. So it should be a no regardless of all the economic background concerns.
@@tooka7226most people are obese. Are you saying that means not everyone can be skinny?
@@IndexInvestingWithCole yes
i was born in Panama. moved to NYC with my family at the age of 9. we lived in a shelter for the first two years until my parents were finally able to get out and move into our first apartment. i remember nights going to bed hungry because we couldn't afford food. i remember struggling to learn english despite trying my hardest. i remember crying myself to sleep because i qualified to dance at nationals but couldn't afford to go. even recently i had to forfeit from going to my dream university & opt for community college instead because i couldn’t afford the tuition. when you're on survival mode, your priority isn't becoming a millionaire. it's making sure you have enough to have your basic needs met. something my therapist told me that has always replayed in my mind is that when you’re poor your problems stem from money, but when you're rich your problems are all about status and how others see you. two complete different worlds. therefore, being able to say that anyone can become a millionaire is a very privileged way of thinking. like me, i am sure that there are many kids out there that want to be able to do and experience things but can't because of money. it took me 7 years from when i first stepped foot in this country to finally have the resources & be comfortable enough to start making money online. it hasn't been easy. it still isn't. seeing how so many people like myself have to work twice as hard in order to be in the same room and places that other people were quite literally born into hasn't been easy. building a business isn’t easy. scaling a business isn’t easy. therefore becoming a millionaire is not something that will ever be achievable to everyone and it is definitely far from easy.
Oh thank you for saying this! This resonates with my experience a lot. Should be a top comment.
And there are people who have to work twice as hard as you
Yes in America iv seen such struggle
U have worked so hard and I am so proud of you. You come from struggle and you deserve money and health
Sincerely I appreciate everyone’s intake here and tbh there’s no need to bash or drag anyone’s point of view here or what they said. I see them as people that are still learning and are actually open to learning and they are speaking from their experiences and they are courageous to even make this video. Watching this video I’ll advice you should have an open mind and pick what u want and drop the rest
Some of them are such children with their approach. Some of them are trying to convince others of something when they explain their own thing like they’re projecting it onto the rest.
It’d be interesting to hear the same pov except five years older
Kelly spoke nothing but PURE facts especially at the end