Short YouTube video (shorts) featuring a single speaker delivering a forceful, profane monologue about personal responsibility, working hard, and prioritizing making money. The speaker rejects criticism of showing wealth, criticizes people who rely on GoFundMe instead of taking responsibility, and frames life as "doing me" — pursuing money through hard work, insights, building businesses, and helping people.
I'm telling you right now, don't let anybody say, oh, being rich. Oh, you're showing off. No, I'm living. I'm doing me, motherfucker. You go show off on your bicycle, you go show off in your tent. And oh, by the way, you're going to be showing off when you post the fucking GoFundMe page because you didn't take care of your shit, you didn't work hard, you didn't take care of the money, you didn't do the right things. And now you want my money to help make your life easier. Isn't that fucked up how that is? Isn't that wild? I want you to get serious about this game. This game is about making money. Why else are we doing all this crazy shit? I ain't doing it to be a great guy. I'm doing it to be a great guy. To get. It's all encumbrance. You don't have to be a dick to get money. You don't have to be a great guy to get money. You just have to get money if you want. But it's a very cool life when you can work really hard on what you love to do by helping people get great insights. Building businesses, seeing the infrastructure, doing one strategy to make millions of dollars. Because you have, like an insight, you have knowledge, feels amazing.
