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00:00The Inheritor. If you're not already rich, this one's not for you. The windows closed.
00:04The Inheritor didn't work hard or take big risks. They just got lucky, like cosmic lottery level
00:09lucky. They were born into money, straight up spawned from a rich person's balls. No grind,
00:14no strategy, just boom. Welcome to life with beachfront property and a private chef.
00:18It's like winning the lottery without even knowing the lottery existed,
00:21and then being annoyed your driver took the long way home. Now sure, people love to say,
00:25well, actually, it's not that easy. They'll argue that growing up with everything handed to you can
00:30screw you up, makes you soft, kills motivation, makes money feel like monopoly cash. And yeah,
00:35maybe there's some truth to that. Maybe. But let's be real. It's hard to feel too bad for someone
00:39complaining about a lack of purpose while they're teeing off on hole seven with a Rolex tan line
00:43and a mimosa in hand. Even if you've got existential dread, it probably hits a bit softer when you're
00:48driving a Lambo to your 18-hole golf session on a Tuesday morning. The Average Joe. Now this path
00:54to getting rich really depends on two things, how you define rich and how fast you want to get there.
00:59If your version of rich is yachts and penthouses, this probably isn't it. But if rich means financial
01:04stability, owning a house and not crying when you check your bank balance, then yeah, this could
01:09work. The Average Joe plays it safe. He goes to school, follows the rules, maybe stresses over math
01:14class more than he should. Then he heads off to college, racks up a student loan or two, maybe does
01:18an unpaid internship where he learns how to fix the printer and get coffee. But eventually he lands his first
01:23real job with a salary and benefits and starts the long climb. Over the next 40 years, Joe chips away
01:29at that ladder, promotion by promotion, tax return by tax return. He might not get rich fast, but he
01:34gets richer slowly, steadily, safely. And somewhere along the way, he buys a house, maybe gets a 401k,
01:40takes a few family vacations to places with all-inclusive buffets, and slowly builds a life
01:45that's comfortable, predictable, and secure. By the time he hits 65 and retires, the Average American who
01:50followed this path has a net worth of around 1.8 million. That's not yacht money, but it's not nothing
01:56either. That's enough to live well, sleep soundly, and maybe even spoil the grandkids a little. It's the
02:00long game, but it works.
02:02Meme coin millionaire. You're 16. It's late. Like way too late for a school night late. You're in bed, lights off,
02:08half asleep, when your phone buzzes with a message from your mate. Bro, buy this coin, now. You squint at the
02:14screen, open the link, and see the name. Boner. You laugh. Of course it's called boner. Every stupid
02:19coin has some degenerate name, and somehow that makes you trust it more. You think about it for
02:23two seconds, shrug, and chuck in $100. This same guy got you into Fart Rocket a few weeks back, and
02:28you actually made lunch money off it, so why not? You press confirm, toss your phone on the charger,
02:33and jump into bed. Fast forward a month. You're scrolling like you do every day, thumb numb, brain half
02:38dead, when something familiar pops up on your feed. A finance bro in a tank top says,
02:42yo, not financial advice, but boner just rose 69% overnight. I'm fully erect. I mean,
02:48fully invested. You blink. Wait, boner? That rings a bell. Did I buy that? You open your crypto app,
02:54half laughing at the idea. You dig through your dusty little portfolio of forgotten trash coins,
02:58and there it is. Boner. You tap into the chart, and it's not just up. It's vertical. Green candles
03:03like skyscrapers. You refresh it just to make sure it's real. The number updates. You stare. Your $100
03:08isn't worth 120. It's not even a couple grand. It's four million dollars. You sit there,
03:14slack-jawed, feeling like you just accidentally won the internet. And then it hits you. You are
03:18now a multi-millionaire because you YOLOed into a coin named after a penis. You've peaked. There's
03:22no topping this. So naturally, you do what every financially literate teenage crypto genius does
03:27when faced with life-changing wealth. You immediately buy an M4. The entrepreneur. You've
03:32tried it all. Dropshipping? Failed after three months. A clothing brand? Launched it,
03:36hyped it, sold three hoodies, two to your mom. A TikTok growth agency? Didn't even finish the
03:41website. But through every flop, every awkward pitch, and every time you checked your bank
03:45account and saw two digits, you stayed locked in. You just knew something would eventually click.
03:49Not out of blind optimism, but because the alternative made your skin crawl. The idea of
03:54going to college, racking up student debt, and sitting in the same office chair for 40 years,
03:58slowly rotting under fluorescent lights? Nah, not for you. You'd rather starve chasing something real
04:03than be fed doing something dead. So you sacrifice stability. You ditch the comfort
04:07of a guaranteed paycheck, cut costs wherever you can, and start living on two-minute noodles
04:11and black coffee. You work from a crusty laptop in your bedroom, teaching yourself code from YouTube
04:15tutorials and hacking away at random startup ideas until one of them sticks. And finally,
04:20finally, it does. You launch an app that lets people communicate with their dog. Whether or not
04:25it actually works? Debatable. But the marketing slaps, the downloads go up, and a big tech company
04:30noticed. Suddenly, you've got an offer. Two million. Just like that. Out of nowhere. After
04:34all the late nights, after all the failed side hustles and ramen dinners, you did it. You've
04:39made it. You're free. You could chill now. You could take a vacation. Maybe buy something
04:43dumb and shiny. But you don't. Because the win isn't the money. It's the grind. The OnlyFans
04:48chick. Now this one might be the riskiest play on the list. Because if you fail at OnlyFans,
04:52there's no soft landing, no polite fallback. You don't just brush it off and slide quietly into
04:56a normal job interview. Nah. If this flops, you've literally posted your naked body on
05:01the internet for no money. Forever. Like rock bottom kind of stuff. You are the bottom of
05:05the barrel. And the barrel is leaking. It's the modern version of putting all your chips
05:09on one hand in poker. Except the poker table is public and your grandma might see. But let's
05:14be real. It's not all doom. There's big upside. The top 1% of creators are printing money.
05:18People like Sophie Rain. She reportedly made more last year than any player in the NBA. And
05:23that's the NBA. Dunking, sponsorships, primetime games. And she still out-earned them by dropping
05:28spicy content from her living room. So yeah, it's risky. But it's also insanely lucrative
05:32if you win. Here's the catch though. Making real money on OnlyFans isn't just about looks.
05:37It's marketing, branding, constant content creation, fan engagement, paid DMs, emotional
05:42manipulation, and somehow still finding time to moisture. To make more than $20,000 a month,
05:47you've got to be in the top 1% of all creators in the world. That's Olympic-level digital hustling.
05:52And for the other 99%, they put themselves out there, raw and unfiltered, and the internet
05:56just collectively shrugs and goes, nah, we're good. The NPC. The NPC is the silent grinder.
06:02No flash, no flex, just pure discipline. You go to school, head down, do what you're told,
06:07then call it. Not because you're chasing a dream, but because it's what people do.
06:11You graduate, step right into a job, and from there, it's game on. You work every day,
06:15sometimes two jobs, sometimes seven days a week. You don't complain, you don't party,
06:19you don't chase dopamine, or spend money trying to impress people who don't care.
06:23You just work, quietly, relentlessly. Your life runs on routine. You never eat out
06:27unless it's with a coupon. All your clothes come from Temu or the discount racket Target.
06:32You survive on rice, frozen veggies, and whatever protein was marked down at the end of the aisle.
06:36You budget like your life depends on it, because it kind of does.
06:39Every dollar has a purpose. Every unnecessary purchase is a betrayal of the mission.
06:44You're not trying to live your best life in your 20s. You're trying to buy freedom.
06:48And here's the twist. After 15, maybe 20 years of this, you do it. You actually do it.
06:53By age 40, you're debt-free, mortgage-free, and your investments quietly spit out enough cash each
06:58year to cover your simple, intentional lifestyle. You don't live in a mansion, you don't drive a Tesla,
07:04but you don't have a boss either. You live in a small, paid-off home, and your days are yours.
07:08You read books, you play video games, you go on long walks without checking the clock.
07:12Wait, you're rich? You're 23. You're hot. Like, really hot. You've got runway cheekbones,
07:17300K followers, and a skincare routine that costs more than most people's rent.
07:22And now, you're engaged to the love of your life. A charming, wise, slightly older gentleman.
07:27He's 75. He has stage 4 cancer. And he calls you Angel, even though he forgets your name sometime.
07:32When people ask why you're marrying him, you smile sweetly and say,
07:36Because I love him. Age is just a number. And technically, so is a bank balance.
07:40Everyone around you knows exactly what's going on. His friends know. His nurses know.
07:44The waiter at your engagement dinner definitely knows. But you keep the act tight. When his adult
07:49children pull you aside and mention his $100 million estate, you widen your eyes and gasp
07:54like you just found out Santa Claus is real. Oh my god, I had no idea. Cue Oscar-worthy performance.
08:00They roll their eyes. You roll with it. This is a strategy that technically can't fail,
08:04if you get to the finish line. No business risk, no taxes, no startup capital. The asset is already
08:09acquired. You're not investing. You're inheriting. But let's not pretend it's easy. You can't just
08:13Google how to find a dying billionaire. There's no blueprint, no mentorship group,
08:18no rich elderly men accelerator on YouTube. And when the will's signed, the final breath is taken,
08:23and the dust settles, congrats. You just pulled off one of the oldest wealth-building plays in the
08:27book. It's not glamorous. It's not ethical. But damn, it's effective. Just don't mess it up by
08:32crying too hard at the funeral. You've got a yacht party to plan. The gambler. You walk into the casino,
08:37nerves buzzing, palms slightly sweaty, and the odds fully stacked against you. You hear the siren call
08:42of your favorite game, roulette. You make your way to the table. You slap your $100 down and pick
08:47black. The wheel spins. The ball clacks. Everyone watches. And boom. Black. You're at $200. Most people
08:54would pocket the win. Most people would walk. But you're not most people. You double down. Black again.
08:59$200 becomes $400. Your hands are shaking now. Not from fear, but from something worse. Momentum. You feel it.
09:05The table's hot. You repeat the process again and again. $400 to $800. $800 to $1,600. Before you know
09:13it, you've got people gathering around, watching this lunatic casually pressing his entire stack
09:17onto black every single time. The crowd's growing, murmuring with each spin. You're not just gambling
09:22now. You're putting on a show. $100 turns into over $800,000. You've done it. You've beaten the house
09:28in a way that shouldn't even be statistically possible. 13 blacks in a row. The table is silent now.
09:33The dealer looks at you like you've summoned dark forces. You're sweating through your shirt.
09:37The pit boss is suddenly way too interested in your next and still, you can't stop. You can't walk
09:42away now. Not when black's been hitting like a drumbeat straight from the gods. You push your
09:46entire stack forward. Over $800,000 riding on one last spin. Everyone's holding their breath. The
09:51wheel starts turning again. The ball spins, bounces, hits the little diamond ridge with a sickening click
09:56and dances around the edge. Your vision narrows. It feels like slow motion. It clinks, clinks, then
10:02drops. Black. Again. You just turned $100 into over a million dollars. Your head is spinning. You've
10:08somehow bent probability to your will. And this time, you leave. You take your chips, your luck,
10:13your shaky hands, and you cash out. Just like that, your life has changed forever. You walk out of the
10:18casino a millionaire, the influencer. You start off posting cringe TikToks from your bedroom. Lip sync,
10:23trends, fake story times, whatever gets views. At first, it's just your cousin and a few bots liking
10:28your stuff. But you keep at it. Slowly, the numbers go up. You build a following. One day, you wake up
10:33and brands are in your inbox. Your first deal? A print-on-demand t-shirt company selling knockoff
10:38Kermit the Frogmer. The shirts suck. They're thin, shrink in the wash, and feel like cardboard. But you make
10:42a post hyping it up as limited edition, high-quality streetwear. And somehow, it works. You clear $10,000 from a
10:49single video. From there, it's easy. You keep posting, keep growing, keep promoting garbage
10:54products with a smile. Blue light glasses, fake supplements, drop-shipped everything. And honestly,
10:59you don't feel bad. If people are buying this stuff, that's on them. You're just playing the
11:02game and playing it well. One of one, being the best in the world. At something, or even top 100 or
11:071,000, depending on how popular that specific thing is, is a sure way to make money. But there is a very
11:13big range here. Think about LeBron James, the GOAT of basketball. He made over $47 million in 2024
11:19just from his NBA contract alone. Then he made another $70-plus million from sponsorships and
11:25other things off the court. Think about that. Over $100 million in a single year just from being the
11:30greatest basketball player of all time. And no, Jordan isn't anywhere close. Now, for an activity
11:35like pool, let's take Efren Reyes, who is supposedly the best pool player. He has an estimated net worth of
11:41$2 million. Still great, but no $100 million in a single year. It all comes down to how much money
11:47these different sports generate and how much the individual can generate different brands.
11:51But the same goes for different activities like chess or poker. It's 2025, and you can make money
11:57in a bunch of different ways. Let me know if you want a part two.
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