Can Anyone Become a Millionaire? | Hasanabi Reacts to Jubilee
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Hasan reacts to the most insane Jubilee video where young millionaires get together to see if they agree and how out of touch they are!
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Hasan Piker is Political Commentator turned Twitch Streamer (#13) known for his Turkish heritage and leftist takes, often speaking on topics like Socialism, Communism, Capitalism, and Marxism (and occasionally 9/11). He loves reacting to political news, and occasionally goes on IRL adventures with his friends. He likes to react to popular media content with his audience as well, such as Jubilee, JCS (Jim Can't Swim), Joe Rogan, Andrew Tate, Ben Shapiro, Steven Crowder, True Crime, trending Twitter posts or TikToks, and other creative videos.
The fact the girl who was a toddler and tiaras kid genuinely thinks she was a self-made millionaire at 6 is heartbreaking
talking bout “working hard” as a 16 beauty pageant child is crazy 💀💀
@@theweekndxo7438 thise kids do work hard and have to go through a lot. and a lot of them dont have a choice
@@RaineStorminTTV and that’s how you create a narcissist unfortunately
well to be fair shes kinda right, she was forced into it and did all the work and suffered while the parents made the money ! pageant kids are pretty much abused... we should give her a break
@@Blue_Azure101 it as been proven that having a lot of wealth can decrease your empathy but im sure thats not every rich person. Either way she is still young and a product of her environment
The way they're all constantly changing their mind as soon as one of the other people gives the most basic obvious counter to their beliefs (especially when the black girl gives them her perspective) just shows how little they've thought about anything and how narrowminded their views still are, which makes sense since their teenagers after all.
also, they’re going to go back to their original mindset anyways later on. it’s like when you argue with a person like JustPearlyThings and give them evidence their opinions are wrong and then an hour later they’re spitting the talking points on twitter, which is exactly what she did on H3H3. it’s pointless to even correct these bums
@@theweekndxo7438except justpearlythings never admits she’s wrong, and she’s making her money by grifting to sad lonely balding men. That crypto guy realised his point was wrong at the end and changed it. You never know how someone will change when given the opportunity to learn from others
@@Abii-s No but Pearl basically admitted that she was wrong on the H3 debate, and I've seen other prominent right wing/capitalist mfs do the same and then go right back to their talking points
@@theweekndxo7438 true, but the difference pearl is a public figure, crypto guy isn’t, he’s also like 19 or smth
They honestly don't deserve the hate like they are genuinely bad people. Just because they matured faster than the average teen doesn't mean they are as knowledgeable as an adult
This video deeply impacted me as someone from a third-world country. It made me realize the extent of privilege that some people have without even realizing it, and it saddened me. Despite my relentless efforts to study in my desired field and live in a first-world country, I faced multiple visa rejections. Even after managing to reach a first-world country, finding employment was exceptionally difficult due to biases associated with my name. Nonetheless, I acknowledge that I still possess more privilege compared to my friends back home, who hold master's degrees but struggle to secure jobs.... Anyways these teenage "millionaires" suck lol
Brother that sucks. But I'm glad that you're still here to tell us about it. I hope the shitty experiences you had made you a stronger and wiser person so you can help others and yourself to get ahead in the world.
If it helps, not everyone privalidged ends up like this. I was a privileged kid until I moved to a third world country, it hit me like a truck.
It took years but I had some life changing experiences along the way and now, at 35, with a law degree from one of the best unis in the world, and a job as a GM of a country manor, this time next week ill be homeless and sleeping in the back of my car at works carpark for a month. That's despite having a decent average paid job. I have barely any family I can talk to about it and all my friends moved away years ago...
Sometimes life is a nightmare, but if we all crack on together I'm sure we will all build a better world. Not for my kids, I could never afford to have any, but for other people and thier kids. Keep the faith mate. Don't let the bustards grind you down.
Im in a similar situation, these people are clueless, if they knew how people outside their bubble lived, maybe they wouldn’t be like this
They don't even realize that very simple shit like not having to worry about EATING is a privilege. Having the money to invest as a kid is a HUGE privilege, having the connections or the tenacity of parents to push you into acting as a kid is a HUGE privilege.
Like these people need to take a privilege 101 course or some shit.
My parents grew up dirt poor but now live a middle class lifestyle, and they worked their asses off to achieve this.
The idea that they only managed this because of their hard work is ludicrous. Their neighbors from the romanian suburb weren't lazier. They weren't dumber. Hard work is the prerequisite, not the key factor, which is luck. My mom was lucky to love studying, my dad was lucky to not get involved in the wrong friend group. They had lucky genetics.
Are you north African?
These kids may not have "trust funds," but you don't get a business off the ground all by yourself at the age of 19, let alone 40 without financial help.
Def buying stocks at 10
@@justin-md4xmyeah i definitely learned coding at 9 and had a contract at 14 w a fortune 500 company through hard work 😭 i just built those connections after my grade 9 school day ended
@@theweekndxo7438totally average American life 🙄🤦🏼♀️ ughhh the entitlement lol
@@theweekndxo7438 Just a few multimillion dollar connects and sponsors at the ripe age of 14. You know, normal kid things. lol
teenage millionaires from cryptocurency and other scam industries are just peak blackpill material
I googled the Youssof guy just because I was curious and I wanted to see if he was legit, but nope, his Cryptocurrency is basically just another scam
@@benjaminjukic7780 there is no legit cryptocurrency. not sure if there ever will be one before humanity kicks the bucket.
Meritocracy is a myth
@@benjaminjukic7780leave scummy cryptocurrency user fr
Bro didn't bring up scamcoins and shitcoins for a reason kekw
The dude who keeps mentioning his parents are immigrants, seemingly doesn't realise how much privilege he got to be able to learn coding at 9.
Right? Like, able bodied privilege(not having adhd or having it well managed if you do, not having dyslexia or another kind of learning barrier, etc.)is ABSOLUTELY a thing. Having a two parent household with internet access and a computer is also a form of privilege. These kinds of people will never get it, sadly.
but work ethic!!!
hes also probably savarna and has caste privilidge like most indian americans who took their generational wealth from india to america, like he mentions all the ppl he knows who immigrated and made bussinesses; THEY ALL FKNG SAVARNA bamans
litch, also the way he talked about immigrant being able to make it if they have work ethic also implies to me that he probably comes from a rather well off or at least comfortable family because he does not know the financial struggle alot of immigrants go through.
I always thought death to the rich was a bit extreme, but then the first guy started talking and now I’m all for it
Well I think the Asian and Black lady can stay, they seem alright.
@@Johan-di6md fr
Cry about it, commie.
AS A BANK WORKER.. PLEASE DONT COME EVERYDAY WHAT THE FUCK
Lmfaoo
@@Rockardo_ i had my regular come like once a week and it was old people coming to pay their bills... like NO ONE NEEDS TO COME EVERYDAY ! even businesses dont come more than once a week ahahahha
They show up everyday to check their balance lol
@@thisfooreallysaid YESSSSSS OMG we had a lady come in changing 10 $ for coins, then proceeded to make cents deposit in her savings account, and she would do this 2-3 times a day!
Poor old lady had some mental problem and had nobody to talk to so we always served her just so she could talk to someone ! i hope we made her happy !
How else am I going to get a Lambo?
I watched Mai on RUclips for a long time. And I’ve seen her struggle to get to where she is now. She and the other girl were like a breath of fresh air, against the obliviousness of the others.
other girl was dumb af wym
yes im a Mai stan
We need Mai on the broadcast
Mai and Kelly seem like the only ones who are actually somewhat grounded.
edit: reformation of the debate guy was nice
I would bet all of MY money that all of these people’s parents also _just happen to be_ millionaires as well. it’s weird how it always seems to work out like that…
Or at the very least, not in abject poverty and middle to upper middle class, kinda people that you see living in named subdivisions, driving nice cars made within the last 5 years, the good name brand snacks/organic food in the kitchen, educated in affluent school districts etc.
I know those toddler and tiara parents are not poor as the amount of money needed to sustain pimping out your literal toddler for weirdos to ogle and live vicariously thru them is not cheap.
I wouldn't be surprised if Mai's weren't, but they definitely all were middle class at a minimum
Yeah, the whole "well I didn't have a trust fund" thing was definitely just a loop-hole for them to make it seem like they're self-made
@dukecaliblap it's a *common* loophole for rich assholes to claim they're "self-made". Look at Donald Trump. He claims that shit all the time lol
i will never understand how people can be so out of touch with the world whilst living in it
They are living in their own world.
I think the more the dive into making their money the set more and more boundaries and end up making a bubble without realizing
Because they have money what are you saying lol
they live completely different lives than you. they are out of touch with your world, just as you are with theirs. maybe you’ll understand that
In order to make that kind of money you need to think differently Than others so it’s easy to explain
"Statistically speaking you are 100% right, but in my firsthand experience..." anyone else feel the urge to reach into the screen and just end this man?
Dude's answer to black people not being taken seriously in business was really, "Don't tell anyone that you're black."
Even the Indian guy talking about work ethic that got him where he is was lucky, because the thing he was passionate about since he was 9, turned out to be very lucrative. He wouldn't be there if his passion was something else, that is still luck. Same way the lambo guy wouldn't be there if his passion wasn't scamming people.
Also their argument for why everyone can be a millionaire is literally "if you're homeless, just buy a house".
Yeah but people tend to downplay luck. Even my phycologist said you did plenty of work to get your jobs and your past success. And I always say no I got lucky. First I had jobs that pay more than my break even amount. Second my cost were less than my income(s) for years at a time. Third I had no serious issues with cost and have continued to be fortunate in 100's of different ways I am likely not aware of. So point being luck, math, and conditions all factored in my favor at the same time!!! The stuff I can control myself make only at most a 6% difference in my outcome on any given year!!! So 94% is everything else!!
The puppy break saved my mental health. I wouldn't have gotten through it without it.
So nice to be in a community where everyone loathes this as much as me 😂
whenever hasan called himself white i never really understood why he did that, but as soon i saw that he wears shoes in his own house i understand now
It's because some people dont think Turks are white.
🤮
@@bluester7177they're on the border lol
@@justin-md4xmI call southern Europeans around the Mediterranean as “Spicy Whites” bc they got the flavor lol
@@justin-md4xm The shoes threw his ass _over_ the border
Wealth has never and will never be attributed to intelligence. These people have no concept of reality. I’m younger than the majority of these people and it’s crazy to see how unattached and dense they are.
Most people have a less than 30 second memory.
@@justin-md4xm my adhd is cutting it close to that lmao
Once that kid said leave the country if you have no opportunities there I almost had a stroke. Like the puppy break was so needed. HOW TF DO U LEAVE IF YOU ARE ALREADY IN AN UNPRIVILEGED SITUATION. there are so many things that can be said to counter that statement and it's just making my brain hurt
There were people on Hasan's landlord video saying "if you can't afford to live where you do, just move, bro."
Basically "If you don't like it just move"
Okay, but... With what money, bitch!? Where!? I didn't know you can multiple 0 with hard work and invest it to be able to move to a *better* area, let alone, to a whole 'nother country.
"I need you to be making enough money to where I'm taken care of" Girl, you are A MILLIONAIRE. If you aren't taken care of, you have your own money. If he isn't buying you things, you can buy it yourself. If he isnt taking care of you in other ways, well that has nothing to do with him being a millionaire.
literally, i love how we are so socialised into gender roles
Yeah that was weird to me, you're good sis
“Everyone can become a millionaire” okay let’s say everyone does. Who’s going to be the ones who going to work in jobs that a necessary for a society to run? Who’s going to work in the service industry which these types of people love using. Our society runs on the working class if janitors all decided to stop doing their jobs it would be a literal mess if crypto bros all stop “working” society wouldn’t even notice
Damn....never thought about it that way
It’s literally impossible. And if everyone was a millionaire, then millionaire money would deflate the amount the dollar is worth, making millionaires the working class, poor class instead.
@@iforgetjustwhyitaste1061 exactly these people are working off of a survivors biases and don’t know why everyone becoming a millionaire is impossible
@@predaderpgaming1042everyone can’t be a millionaire but anyone can become one
Exactly, and in addition to that it seems like they don't realise that it's so difficult for the average worker to be able to make that kind of money. They love to say oh the internet is a thing, it's so easy to get rich using the internet but you have to be extremely lucky to make it in crypto, or RUclips, or twitch or even Onlyfans because some people can work so hard, infinitely harder than these kids work and still be living paycheck to paycheck. Not everyone wakes up one day with a great entrepreneurial idea, and even if they do, most people don't have the money backing them that would support those ideas.
These people have destroyed my mind, thank you Hasan for just being in the corner, it kept me sane
If someone was testing my ability to open the car door my first thought would not be “wow what an interesting wealthy guy”. I would be thinking that man is testing my ability to escape, time to die 💀
"just walk 4 hours to the nearest internet to become a millionaire"
What the actual fuck!
In that situation, that is likely a choice between doing that (oh, and walk the 4 hours back again, they dont get to take a lambo back) and eating. Or making sure your family eats. Or has somewhat clean water.
respect for the editor
this is probably the best hasan video i have seen not by his team, i think its bringing legitimacy to the market
ayo, on a side note completely unrelated to the video. i just noticed no baby jail for kaya anymore? shes freeeeeee
In about a month or two she'll be able to basically walk over that fence, so might as well get her use to walking around freely.
@@LuckOfTheDrawReborn lets be fair, she wouldnt have had any issues hopping the fence already, and its been that way for a while. shes just a good gorl.
Watching this took years off my life.
If that kid is regularly scamming people for five figures and posting shit online, it's only a matter of time until he's found bleeding out in that lambo with a perforated kidney.
ah yes... 19 year old business consultant..... sounds good to me.... I totally buy this kid has the life experience and education to advise my business.
19 year olds can be a huge benefit to a business on the social media side of things. Don’t underestimate the youth. They may have less life experience but they have all the experience online and there’s very few businesses in 2023 that doesn’t have an online presence. In terms of social media marketing,nobody is better at it than Gen Z. It’s all we know lol
They advise their dad on how much money to give them
Aye-Aye-Ron keeps interrupting other people's answers. Mai was talking about re-establishing her relationship with her mother at 52:50 and Dropship-boy interrupts her to talk about himself.
Hasan remembering this video just shows that haters are the most loyal viewers sometimes
You know I can almost understand why life would become incredibly isolating and lonely for a teen millionaire. That lambo kid is super cringe but i almost can see that his life seems really sad. Like, all your friends are going to university, discovering themselves, making new friends, going to parties and doing all the thing normal people do as they work their way up in life. But he’s just doing nothing. He’s got nothing going on because he already “won”. He got money. Most people don’t really enter this stage of life until their 30s or 40s. I don’t really feel bad for him because its not a hard thing to solve but damn.
Lambo guy is so insecure that he wants girls who likes his money insted of him
That's usually how it works. They all are afraid of being the Gatsby not realizing that they're a Tate clone.
The way my jaw dropped when he said "... then get out of the country".
lol that kid basically said "I wouldn't date a millionaire because I want the girl to not know how to open my car"... so she can be trapped in it?
I died when I realized how they're all still babies lol
That sentimental music when Hasan is petting Kaya though haha
My boy Azan nearly passed away from this video, bless his soul 😂
i love that everyone went wstrongly disagree then said " yeah i care about personallity, then insantly changed to somewhat agree after they said their obligatory " im not a gold digger" line
Well cmon, the dude who said its not impossible to become a millionaire is not wrong. If you cant "make more money", just steal it. Its that easy to become a millionaire guys
Going to the bank every day vibes
This might be the first time these kids have been in a room with people their own age and demographic financially, and they so desperately want to be friends, but they don't know how.
Also, they absolutely could have a childhood if they wanted. Just hire some business graduates to run things for a few years, they get to put it in their CV you get to not worry about things, and spend time in a highschool talking to people your own age about the history test.
Im not third world, but im low working class in Europe, went to school with, and witnessed this kind of privilege first hand (albeit on a smaller scale) it was infuriating and disheartening.
I went to school with kids who would pour soda into their MacBook when they wanted a new one from their parents. I barely had the money for a low end laptop, that had to last 7 years. And when we turned 18, and they got their drivers licenses and first cars paid for by parents, they were completely unable to fathom that my parents didn't have money to give me either, and when i tried explaining that, the answer was usually, "yearh, but you just have to beg your parents some more, they have to give in at some point."
I could not climb the economic or social ladder without those tools, and the fact that the money to buy those just DID NOT EXIST in my life, was utterly lost on them. They just could not understand someone having less than they did.
I relate hard on this too… I realised so young, too young at around the age of like 7 or 8 that if I didn’t put in the work I will never be able to climb out of poverty. It was a crazy realisation I didn’t realise I was so poorer than the other kids till around that age and when I did I was like wow … ppl eat that much, ppl go abroad for holidays, ppl get new shoes not just of their birthdays or Christmas
before if I couldn’t afford something and my friends would say just ask your mum I would be like lol I can’t do that. And I thought they knew what I meant but turned out that they thought I didn’t want to be annoying lol…. ….. like some of the kids didn’t know your electric can be turned off or run out. I wasn’t allowed to eat at other ppls houses…. And now I know it’s because my mum with four kids didn’t want to have to return the favour because she couldn’t afford to feed other kids too.
What made me sad is that I assumed that with ppls proximity they would be aware but that’s not true, and I found the same if more wealthy ppl that I made friends with in school in that they found it weird my parents didn’t golf or hold garden parties or parties at all. They found it weird that I didn’t know that they hire someone to do their ironing like…. I thought shit was in the fifties I didn’t know ppl still did that but they do.
But it hurts my heart to this day that when I talk with my friends about getting beaten, witnessing violence, witness poverty, still actively experiencing it albeit not as harshly and they respond with I know exactly how you feel and give an small story how they had been smacked on the bum once. Because no they don’t. Because they feel fine when they spend 600 on a hobby item and I have never purchased anything that expensive except by car insurance. Because they don’t feel guilty when they buy a takeaway only enough for themselves, they don’t have the anxiety or understand that I don’t have anyone I can ask for financial help if I don’t have enough . But yeah no matter it’s that feeling of everything’s gonna be fine that as someone growing up poor you can never fully feel that makes the biggest difference I think
@@lauryn2868 when it comes down to it, its a question of having or not having safety nets to catch you. Whether that is emotional or financial support when things get tough. Someone who hasn't lived their lives on the edge of a cliff without any safety nets to catch them, is never going to understand what it feels like when the ground starts to crumble beneath your feet. They might have experienced discomfort in their lives, and they think that is what you are talking about. But they have no idea that you live your life on that cliff, because they live miles inland and have never even seen it. They don't know the actual fear and dread of not knowing if things are going to work out. And even if you work hard, or get lucky, or both and move a bit farther away from it, the cliff is still there, and stuff can happen any moment, that will send you over the edge and into a free fall.
My analogy might be a bit messy, but i think you get the point.
If people know, they know. And if they don't, they can never understand.
The best kind of people you can have in your life is the ones that go "i don't know what it feels like to be you right now, but i know its not good, and i am here for you and want to help". If you find people like that, hold on to them. ❤️
Keep in mind, that these people are teenagers. They still have the chance to learn and grow.
Not really. Characteristics and bad habits are solidified at the age of 7.
@@Blue_Azure101id say that ppl still change a shit ton from when they were 7 😭😭
@@Blue_Azure101 What? That's not even remotely true. Life is a journey, and we all grow on it. I was a significantly different person in high school than I was afterwards, and even now.
If your comment was sarcasm, it was poorly formatted.
@@Blue_Azure101that's some bright-ass projection, my dude.
There is a chance they will grow but it is unlikely, because their lifestyle makes it very difficult, there are studies about how rich people tend to be less empathetic and understanding of poor people becauae they simply don't understand.
11:50 the best date I have ever been on was going to a free board game cafe, picking out and playing random games, and getting two Jarritos for me and my now partner. Money doesn’t mean shit if I can’t spend quality time with them, be my authentic self with them, communicate and grown with them, and experience new things with them. I will never understand how people can be so admittedly shallow.
Best first date idea ever. You get to see how they are at learning a new thing, how open they are to trying new stuff, if they are a gracious winner/loser, what kinds of recreation interests them(are they more of a scrabble person or do they get down w some Ascension?), how they communicate in an unfamiliar situation, if they can let loose and just *play*, etc. SUCH a good compatibility test! This is brilliant and I'm using it when I start dating again.
Damn I just realized I’m not a millionaire because I don’t want it hard enough
If what's stopping you from being with your friends is that your paying. Then maybe.... Your the bad friend.
Yeah you are, broke or rich the Bois will hang out.
@@peachulemon ye. I'm poor and always have time to pay for the homies. Cause the whole point of going out is to hang. She's a fake friend lol
Like you could just do activities that are free/accessible for everyone, or open your purse lol. I know if I was the only millionaire in the friend group I’d just pay
Not necessarily. Even if you can afford to pay doesn’t mean that people should expect you to pay all the time. She probably doesn’t know whether her friends want to hang out with her for her or her money.
There's around 0% these people became rich starting as children. 99% their parents are rich who helped them succeed.
And there’s poor people who defend rich people like this.
These kids literally know nothing about the world smh
my blood literally boiled when that 16 yo kid said " i worked hard for the nice car"
Man. Fuck. This shit is so depressing.
Sociology should be a mandatory course in high school.
this is exactly why I am a fan of mixed income schools. i was forced by my parents to go to a Christian private school in high school and it was TERRIBLE. the majority of students were upper middle class, white, wealthy, and if they weren’t those things they still had enough money to pay $300 per class (let me tell you, the education was shitty and NOT worth $300. it was ALL Christian Nationalism). I probably knew 6 black people at most and the majority were adopted into wealthy white families (I mean multiple mansions, Tesla driving wealthy). it was REALLY a shock to me as before that I attended middle school at a school that was in a lower income area and I had tons of POC classmates and met a lot of people from different socioeconomic backgrounds. honestly that was incredibly formative for me and I missed that kind of diversity in high school. honestly if I hadn’t gone to a school where I was exposed to different kinds of people I probably would be a worse person today.
I applaud the guy who was able to shift his beliefs based on multiple solid arguments.
Damn Bullying needs to stop, it's turning people into Millionaires :( the worst outcome possible.
Best anti-bullying campaign
seeing these people complain about their “problems” when they have the money to fix it annoys me so much
Have you ever seen people talking and just thought to yourself, "you couldn't pay me enough to be their friends"? They just don't understand life for not well-off people.
"Children are our future." These kids are the reality of that statement. They represent the final peak phases of Merica's failing capitalistic society.
during the anyone can be a millionaire section all i could hear was “oh brother this guy STINKS!” in my head, ppl really need to realize they’re privilege
Hey everyone, this is a spicy one, I hope you enjoy it :)
I hate this so much
But like, in a fun way, right?
@@HasanReactionsfanTwohaha yeah - I’d never watch the original video recreationally, hasan’s reaction is the only thing making it digestible
1:07:50 he’s literally crafting a lie from the things he’s been hearing at the debate. He’s using the cheewaka tecnique
Toddlers & Tiaras was an immediate red flag that shes lost forever LMAO
This is hard to watch 💀 truly delusional behavior to think a 6 or 12 year old is a self-made anything 😂 I’m glad Mai and the girl in the black shirt/gray jeans were there to chip in with reasonable takes once and awhile
i love mai is like " i show everyone what I've done to get here. like yeah, we know you made a youtube channel..... that doesn't help anyone to actually grow a youtube channel lol or start a makeup business
Love the diversity in Hasan's chat, you got the normies and then you got the poli-sci/philosophy nerds who perk up immediately when they hear him say "theory"
damn can you imagine how popular hasan would have been if he was dogan piker
bringing up the RipOff Reports page exposing Aaron Grants as a scammer right after him rambling some bs about how he got rich was such a great moment. 😂😂😂
almost all these scammers made their money by selling courses on how to scam people.
Fiona talks about morals way to much toa ctually care 😭
Ceo talk
Honestly puppy brake was much needed though all the mental anguish of watching this video
It's honestly kind of sad watching these people talk about their personal lives because they are all clearly depressed and insecure and they don't seem to even realize it. They thought that money would make them feel better about themselves but all they did was just isolate themselves from those around them
survivor bias is insanely strong in those kids
i hate rich people, like here i am drowning in student debt
I used to love mai ive watched her baxk when she still lived with her family and what not and tbh shes the same person she always was at least on camera and i think she honestly worked super hard
My brain broke multiple times at the end.
I was shocked by how reasonable the crypto bro was at times
The RUclips Content Creator and the Crypto Bro having the most normal/understandable takes was crazy
@@LuckOfTheDrawReborn nah that was completely expected after seeing their initial take
Wow are these people unlikeable. I don't care if they have money, but it seems to be what defines them. I know they're young and probably lack perspective, but to believe that their reality is actually reality for the majority of people in the world is myopic.
Let the "Dogan" memes begin.
Cannot wait to hear Hasan on this
Watching this I had to remind myself that these are literal children and they were still in high school/middle school during covid.
Makes me sad (like seeing a kid alone at lunch kinda sad) to see how awkward the social interactions are.
Hopefully they just don't know how to interact with people and these aren't personalities they grow into as adults.
My eyes hurt from all the eye rolling I did listening to these rich people.
The bernie in the back 😂 Also i love Hassan handles trolls
25:44
me: "you dont say?!"
25:45
Hasan: "we can tell dawg".
Jinxieeees.
1:04:28
Mentor is the crypto loser equivalent of what Destiny or Cenk was for you
Why do they have 16 year olds on here talking about who they wanna date
that blonde chick is just proving every stereotype smh
We're missing the most important question of any "teen millionaire" video...
*who is lying about their net worth?* 😉
crypto guy
@@nathS2 I'm inclined to agree, but it almost feels like he's the "easy" answer. 🤣
Half of this video was a fucking therapy session
Petting Kaya is gotta be the best stream ender.
56:25 "we all made the hard decisions yk"
this video hurts my soul
Become a millionaire using only cash? Umm a drug empire is the only thing that comes to mind.
I needed that Kaya break at the end. Holy shit, did those kids grow up in a bubble
“If a girl knows how to get into my Lamborghini, that’s the final date”
At no point did he ever think to stop himself from saying this
so happy kaya has been let out of gay baby jail omg
The black girl legit made like 4/5 people change their minds and move. Like basically the only one with some sense.
ahh yes famous white man dogan piker
Bro talkin about making hard choices at 8
glad you didnt skip the kaya break i was triggered lmfao the puppy break is so called for
48:00 The reason the kid goes to the bank every day is because he's incredibly narcissistic and wants to flex his wealth. Guarantee he just goes there to either check his balance or withdraw $100 via a teller who tries to remind him that a mobile app and ATMs exist.