[people speaking concurrently]
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[fire sizzling]
[coin rings] [air whirring]
[metal clanking]
[elevator dings]
[metal clattering]
[gentle pensive music]
[locks clattering]
[gentle pensive music]
[keys jingling]
[gentle pensive music]
- I bought these thinking ahead into the future
that I'm gonna want a man cave at some point in my life.
So how cool would it be
to walk to the basement,
and you have a string of arcade machines?
[game powers up]
Kind of like just transports you into like a moment in time
that you lived when you didn't care about anything.
[dramatic music chords]
It's me thinking like,
okay, I hate where I'm at right now.
I hate that I'm stuck in this position,
but in the future, one day, I'm gonna be really happy
and I wanna manifest that.
[tense ambient music]
[tense ambient music continues]
[heavy breathing]
Aw, shit.
[tense ambient music]
Fuck!
[light electronic beeping]
[electronic music]
[electronic music continues]
[coins jingling]
[tense electronic music]
- [Reporter] The stock market is seeing surges
from somewhat surprising players.
Many of whom have never been investors before.
This is populism coming for capitalism
[upbeat music]
- [Reporter] Crypto trading activity hit a new high
- [Reporter] New record!
- [Reporter] A new record!
- [Senator Warren] It's a wild west out there.
- [Mark Cuban] They're making money in ways
their parents have no clue about.
[upbeat music]
[electronic gaming music]
[coins jingling]
[electronic gaming music]
- [Reporter] The forthiness is absolutely eye watering.
- [Reporter] Someone's gonna be hurting
when this thing turns.
- [Reporter] You see that with a 3.92% increase
in the last 24 hours on bitcoin.
[coins jingling]
- [Reporter] It's like free money
it never happens on Wall Street
but it's happening right now.
- We have new people finally participating in the market.
They are the future of the market.
[reporter chatter overlaps]
I believe to put $6,000 into your account...
- Stocks you should buy with your stimulus check
- [Arcade Machine] Give me more money, more.
[ambient music continues]
[light panting]
What's going on, guys?
Welcome to my brand new channel,
"The Dogecoin Millionaire,"
where I plan on becoming a millionaire
by buying and holding Dogecoin.
So yesterday was February 5th, 2021.
And it was the day
that I literally took everything out of my bank accounts.
[cash register rings]
Sold all my stocks.
[cash register rings]
I maxed out two credit cards and took out cash advances
and threw it all into Dogecoin.
I just spent all my money on Dogecoin.
[alarm wailing]
[brooding music]
[tense music]
Hold on, hold on, I gotta look.
I gotta look at this.
We gotta, we gotta show this on the.
Yep. Look.
Look, I just crossed over.
- [Brian] Oh man, here, I'm gonna-
- [Brian] I gotta take a selfie
- [Pro] I just crossed over a million.
- Let's, let's- - Look at this.
I just.
- What just happened?
- I just crossed over a million dollars.
[cash register rings]
On Dogecoin.
[cash register rings] - Look at that.
- I just became a millionaire
by spending all my money on Dogecoin.
[static whirring, fizzing]
[birds chirping]
Whoo, okay, so New York Times, just,
the editor just texted me and said that these were out.
So I just grabbed one.
New York Times, as you can see right there,
and as soon as you flip it down,
that's me.
That's crazy.
"Dogecoin is a joke.
His millions [laughs] are not!"
What!
And then guess what he said?
He said, I'm affable.
I don't know what that means, but it seems cool.
Look at how big this fucking picture is, dude.
This shit takes up the whole thing.
Do you understand, there are people that wear suit and ties
that read this shit
and they're gonna open this up
and it's gonna be some dude in a hoodie.
I just look so smug, too.
I didn't even mean to look like that.
I look like,
[scoffs], mother suckers, I beat the system, bitch!
[exciting music]
[electronic music]
[electronic upbeat music]
I beat the system, bitch.
[upbeat music]
[audience cheering]
- If you think about history in terms of
just these long periods of time
where there's an overclass that's in charge of everything
and they tell everyone how it works
and they are an unchallenged source of authority,
all of a sudden there's this information breakthrough
where every man, woman, and child says,
"Look, this whole thing is bullshit.
I am every bit as capable
of determining how the stock market works
or what stocks I wanna invest in."
- Before people didn't have access to "How do I invest?"
You know, it was only in these certain circles
that there were opportunities to be able to grow,
to buy, to learn.
- Yeah, you literally had to go
into a physical financial institution, bank branch.
There was like a physical investment advisor
who took on your account.
So not everybody off the street with $5
who wanted to own Apple could do such a thing.
[audience cheering]
And that's led to massive inequality in who holds stocks.
Something like 10% of people hold 70% of the stocks
in the stock market.
[cars whirring by]
[door creaks]
- Welcome, everyone.
Who here is ready to seize the time?
[audience clapping] Oh, you, you?
Okay great.
I'm glad you guys are encouraging me.
I'm a investor/businessman.
I don't know what hat I'm wearing.
We're at a very pivotal moment in time in history
where access to the stock market has been democratized.
Because we have that ability,
we really need to take advantage of it.
I've never had a financial planner,
I've never had a stockbroker.
I've done it myself and I have been successful.
Thus far.
Cool, thank you, everybody. [audience clapping]
Appreciate y'all.
[audience clapping]
You know what I'm talking about, yeah.
[audience clapping]
Yeah. - Yes.
- I want to see more people in this city,
especially, changing their trajectory.
- Every month. Appreciate you. [gentle music]
I'm a local here in Long Beach.
I became a man in this neighborhood.
[gentle music]
I spent 11 years of my life working in a warehouse,
working 60, 70, 80 hours a week.
Salam!
I lived with five dudes for quite some time
'cause I needed to have low overhead
because I was putting 70% of my income
all into the stock market.
[pensive music]
My investment principles is kind of different
than probably the average retail investor.
Like one show that I like to watch on YouTube,
it's filled with charts.
It's filled with P/E ratios.
Like it's boring, right?
- [Reporter] Starbucks, Home Depot and JP Morgan Chase...
In this episode,
we're gonna be going over
each of these great dividend paying companies.
- I know people that'll put $10,000 in Dogecoin,
but they wouldn't put $10,000 in Apple,
or you know what I mean?
Like Costco, home Depot.
Something like it's gonna be around
for 10, 20, 30 years.
Procter & Gamble.
I tell ya all the boring stuff, General Mills,
literally like look at all them cereals I eat.
That's gonna be going on.
The biggest investment I made this year
was in like a potato chip company.
[chips crunching] - Potato!
- [Senay] That's not sexy, so it's not sexy,
people don't wanna be a part of it.
No one is gonna go on Reddit and be like,
look, I'm the chip man.
I'm the king of the chips. - Potato king!
- It's boring, right? [upbeat music]
[potato yawning]
- More kids, more laundry.
[Rayz laughs]
I like just going all in on one thing.
I mean, people say diversify,
but if you feel strong about one thing
more than you do about six or seven things,
then why not just have all my money
on something I feel really strong about?
Dude, we got to a hundred thousand really fast, man.
- Three days. - That's crazy.
- [Friend] I've just been buying
and kind of riding this wave.
Everything in crypto's up right now.
I just like want to gobble up
as much as these tokens as possible.
- I appreciate the knowledge, man.
I'm glad we're a part of this.
It's really cool.
- I have some other companies,
I'm happy to, you know, kind of send your way
that I think- - Yeah.
- [Friend] You need to get on board soon
while they're super cheap.
- I've always had that millionaire mindset.
My wife doesn't really get it.
She doesn't understand the day trading.
Her money's her money, my money's my money.
I do what I want.
She does what she does and you know, everything's cool.
- I mean, it is different.
When people ask me what he does for a living,
it's hard to explain
and people don't understand, you know?
So that is a little different, you know?
But um...
- I mean she has told me like,
you shouldn't go all in on these stocks and risk it all.
And I hear her say all the time, you know,
why are you putting it all on the line?
I'm like, no big deal.
If it doesn't work out, life goes on.
It's gonna be okay.
If there's a Brady card in this pack,
you're looking at huge money.
Should we open it?
Nah, we gotta sell the pack
because what if we get nothing.
If we don't get a Brady, this pack's worthless.
I can sell the pack for $700.
Let them risk it.
You know what an auction is? - No.
- It's when people bid on something.
- Okay.
[phone notification beeps]
- Sale confirmed.
There it is.
Oh, $351 on that one.
[phone notification beeps]
Here, tape it up.
Nice.
Thanks for helping.
I'll give you some money later, okay.
Helping dad work.
Crazy, man.
The card market is nuts.
What isn't hot right now?
I mean, jeez.
- One in 10 Americans used their stimulus checks
to invest in one of thousands of cryptocurrencies
in existence.
There's also one called Dogecoin
that someone started as a joke, but-
[audience cheering, clapping]
Dogecoin recently rallied to be worth
more than the market cap of Ford and Kraft Foods
and it has no product and no workers.
- The dog themed crypto is up 1000% year-to-date
thanks to support from Elon Musk, Snoop Dogg.
No kidding.
And other celebrities.
- Assets are kind of being valued by the masses, by the mob,
by social media. [audience cheering]
I think Dogecoin is a perfect representation of that.
Of course, there are...
[upbeat music drowns out dialogue]
- [Pro] So basically, Dogecoin
is a community-based cryptocurrency.
What's a cryptocurrency?
Come on, what are you living under a rock?
Cryptocurrency is digital money.
There's value in it because people give it value, right?
[bell rings]
Let's go back in time, 2013,
Dogecoin was started out as a complete joke
It's just Bitcoin with a dog's face on it.
Doge, that funny one that's like, "Hmm, much wow."
And like its all in comic sans font and stuff.
[dog playfully murmurs]
Nobody thought it was gonna take off.
Of course, it does.
But the most insane part of this whole thing
is that it just so happens
that the richest guy in the whole world, Elon Musk,
loves him some Dogecoin. - To the moon.
- [Man] My Dogecoin went up because he Tweeted!
- Of course, it's gonna be successful.
Dogecoin is the future.
Dogecoin is gonna change the way we look at money.
Dogecoin is gonna be that one thing
that everybody uses on a day-to-day basis.
The dollar, who?
[dog barking]
[dog panting]
[coin spinning]
[Pro playfully vocalizing]
What's up guys? - Hey, what's up?
- Graham, am I supposed to like be filming and stuff
when we meet?
Is that what like YouTubers do?
- I think so.
Hey, good to see you, man.
How's it going? - What's going on, man?
- Thanks so much. - What's up, Jack?
- What's up, dude?
Good to see you. - I'm so excited.
- Welcome!
- Test. - Test, test, test, test.
- To Doge, to Dogecoin. - To Dogecoin.
[Graham laughing]
- I think Dogecoin,
in order to be actually like taken as a serious currency
or really used,
it can't be the butt of the joke.
How is Dogecoin doing what, let's say,
something on the Ethereum blockchain can't do?
- Nothing. It's just more fun.
[laughing]
- Yes, I love it. Yes.
- At the end of the day, that's what it is, bro.
That's just what it is.
- He's not wrong.
He's very right.
- Thank you, Jack.
- I think it's fun now.
I wanna see it fun five to 10 years from now.
- So you think the joke's gonna wear off?
- I do. - I don't think so.
- I don't either, man.
This is our life.
Like I said, this is the language of our generation.
- I just, I just think objectively,
you've got enough to last forever.
- That's true. - Sell it.
People would be very happy for you to sell it.
But so what else is going on besides that?
- I mean, people keep asking me for money. [laughing]
- Are you serious? - Oh, God.
- That's the worst feeling in the world, man.
Just be happy for me.
I come from my nothing. - Who asks you for money?
- Random people on the internet, bro.
All the time.
I'm the brokest millionaire you know.
If you guys knew how much money I had in my bank account,
you'd laugh.
- Are you serious? - I am.
- Oh my God.
- Right now, but this has just happened today.
I woke up and this happened.
- You don't think it...
Like you just, you could, you could [sighs]...
- I'm getting a paycheck this Friday.
- No, if he markets. - I know.
- I'll be able to pay a little bit off my credit cards.
I'll be able to buy some food.
And I don't need much, man, to get by.
I'm okay. - I know, man.
- If you market all of your Dogecoin fame and everything,
that is way more valuable
than the million dollars in Dogecoin-
- [Graham] No!
- Dude, your realtime views are crazy.
- Yeah, these are my real time views.
- Wow.
Wow. [upbeat music]
- This'll be one of those episodes
we gotta look back on way in the future.
- Yeah.
[upbeat music]
To the moon!
- Wooo!
So uh, this past week has been bananas.
In pajamas.
[upbeat music]
Like, it's been ridiculous and crazy.
[upbeat music]
They wanna know about the highs and lows
but there are no highs
there are no lows
only Doge.
I was thinking about taking out 10% when I hit 10 million.
'Cause I have plans, I have dreams, aspirations,
I have things to do with this money.
[electric fizzing] [upbeat music]
- When you look at the top five, 10,
most shared things on Facebook or Twitter every day,
it used to be things about politics.
Now, it's things about money.
This is more popular than the Nightly News.
This is more popular than the Super Bowl.
These are taking over the social media discussions.
[seagulls squawking]
♪ You think you're perfect but you're so wrong ♪
[phone notification beeps]
- Okay, so here are some of the characters.
Ooh!
Barbie heels.
This is actually how I hurt my ankle.
For those of you that don't know me,
I'm Kayla,
also known as "Girls Talk Stocks,"
also known as Chad's like your basic finance bro man.
- [Chad] "So like in my head, man, I'm a millionaire
so I'd never say otherwise
because if I don't believe it, man, then it'll never happen.
So yeah, man, I'm a millionaire."
[finger snaps]
[upbeat music] Gosh, I don't know.
I don't mind being silly on camera and stuff.
Even as a kid, my mom used to record all my theater stuff
or improv stuff.
But it's weird now to be doing it
kind of as like a career.
Over time, I'm like finding these little characters.
Recording.
[electronic music]
Delivering information and teaching people stuff
in a fun, funny way
helps them to retain the information.
Like there's so much data actually showing
that when people are laughing and having a good time,
they actually retain information significantly more.
- All my traders out there,
have you ever wondered why it's called a bullish
or bearish market-
I'm about to make myself look real stupid to teach you guys.
If the market is about to make an attack,
a bull attack
it's gonna make the attack the same way a bull would.
Like imagine me with the horns.
Whoa! [electronic music]
Easy enough. Okay.
Now if a bear's attacking,
the bear, bear market when the market's going down.
The bear's about to, whoa!
Attacking downwards.
If you're a bull, your attack is an upward movement.
You guys better not forget this.
- Kayla Kilbride is with us,
who joins us now.
Kayla, let's talk to us about,
well, why TikTok is such a great communicator
for the world of finance?
- People are really inclined to
and will take 60 seconds out of their day
to learn something new.
We wanna learn something.
- There's thousands of financial YouTubers now
and all these kids watch 'em.
I can't even imagine how financially competent
the next generation is going to be
just from YouTube.
- Today, you just go online,
you can see all the quarterly results,
you can see analysis, price targets,
and then people are gathering on these forums like Reddit,
analyzing even further.
YouTube videos, unpacking it.
- Back to the show, this is Option Trading Concepts live.
- How do you guys feel about trading trends
since narratives have strong effects on the market?
- Oh, you're gonna pick,
[music drowns out audio]
- Options are actually really easy to understand.
It's kind of like shopping.
If you're gonna buy an option for a stock,
if you think it's gonna go up, it's a call.
[phone ringing]
- I couldn't tell you the last time I watched CNBC.
People that are much older than me
have been calling me for consulting advice
just because there's no precedent to this industry.
No one knows what's going on.
- Hey, wait, don't scroll, it's me.
Money is the thing that goes just up and down.
- And cut. [laughing]
[lively music]
- Look at this! [upbeat music]
- Welcome to Dumb Money.
- [Kayla] Happy to be here.
It's so exciting.
- I'll never forget the first TikTok that I saw of you.
And I was like,
this is genius!
- And honestly, it's a learning journey for me.
[lively music]
TikTok financial influencers at their finest
are probably the people
that are breaking down the barriers of entry
into financial conversations.
[lively music]
Anyways, the first message,
I'd like to send out on my new microphone is,
if there any girls in the stock market
between the ages of life 13 and
110. [lively music]
Please send me a DM.
I just feel like there's something different
about talking to women about finance
than it is when you talk to a guy about finance.
'Cause we all talk and don't feel the criticism
of not knowing what heck we're talking about.
My response rate if you are a female is 113%.
So please, if I'm on your For You page,
please send me a DM.
[birds chirping]
[eggs sizzling]
- [Pro's Mom] You need to come to visit more often.
- I used to come visit like three, four times a year.
- Well, maybe- - The only thing.
- I can move to California.
- Yeah. - That'd be awesome.
I have something that I wanna show you.
This one here, Glauber. - Oh yeah.
That's in Brazil, too. - See?
- [Pro] That's how we used to play, yeah.
- You play soccer, no shoes. - With no shoes on.
The roads were all dirt.
My parents are immigrants.
You know, I moved here from Brazil.
We were really poor growing up.
[reflective music]
- [Neusa] Our furniture was a hand to us.
- People gave it to us? - Yes.
Because you know, we just coming here in the United States.
We have no, no, we have nothing.
- Yeah, I mean out of everybody,
I'm the closest with my mom.
I kept her up-to-date
when I made my first a hundred thousand.
- Okay, one, two. [camera clicks]
- Take it like that. - Oh.
Then you get the whole thing. - Yeah.
- So I'm not gonna change anything, okay.
- Okay. - [laughs] I already did.
- [Pro] I used to play soccer up here, too.
- There's a picture over there.
- This was our family fun weekend, right?
We'd go to Blockbuster,
we'd get a movie
and then we go to Taco Bell and get 10 bean burritos
and we would split it up between the four of us.
- You remember, it was 10 bean burritos,
sometimes 11, because somebody ate one more.
I don't know who.
- My favorite thing was always during Christmas,
we used to drive around to the rich neighborhoods. [laughs]
- [Neusa] And watch
- Yeah, and we used to look at the lights.
[reflective music]
I used to watch "Home Alone" and you know,
in "Home Alone," they have the rich houses.
[reflective music]
- Here we come with this dream,
we gonna shake a tree
and money's gonna fall on the floor [laughs]
and we're gonna pick it up.
Nope.
I had two options, babysitting or house cleaning.
And I knew a little bit of English already.
I knew, baseboard, window sill,
floor,
dust.
- I think there's never been a time in US history
where it's as black and white as it is right now
where you have a subset of people
that are doing better than ever.
And then there's another set of people
for whom it's literally worse than the Great Depression.
Something like half of Americans don't have $600 in savings.
There is this like paradox of risk taking
that for a lot of people,
the less money they have,
the more precarious their financial position,
the more willing they are
to take a huge financial risk.
- Being an immigrant,
you don't understand how the laws work.
You don't understand a whole lot of things.
When we first moved out here,
there was an opportunity
for me to get a social security number.
My mom got one, my dad got one.
Me and my sister,
neither one of us got social security numbers.
So I get to college with good grades and everything.
But they say, no.
What's the next step?
I can't go to college.
I'm gonna try to work.
I'm gonna try to make money.
- [Neusa] Lasik, you stay for four years-
- LaserShip, I worked there for four years,
until the IRS caught up with them
and they got in trouble
for having all these undocumented drivers
and everybody at that company got fired, right?
I worked at Pizza Hut, got fired.
I worked at Subway, got fired.
I worked the Taco Bell, got fired.
I go to this job, I'm getting fired.
I go to that job, I'm getting fired.
- That hurt me, baby, every time.
- Because I was trying- - Oh my God.
- The frustration and- - Because I was trying.
- Frustration after frustration.
- So if nobody's gonna gimme a job,
I'll create my own job and that's what I did.
I don't have a social security number.
I don't have a green card.
I'm at a disadvantage.
- So much of how finance is taught is like it's math.
And in math there's one right answer for everyone.
No matter who you are, where you're from, how old you are,
two plus two equals four for everybody.
And so much of real world finance is just, it's not that.
It's just so tied to your unique personality.
- [Rayz] 10, 15, so that makes 1850.
How many hours did he work? - Three.
- There we go, one, two, three hours.
- [Rayz] Out of college,
I started middle school teaching math.
My first year of teaching,
I think I made like $40,000 teaching.
At the same time I made $75,000 playing poker.
Then I was like, screw it, man.
Teaching's not for me.
- Okay, let's see what we got here today.
[electronic beeping]
- Can't connect.
Come on, baby.
Let's try it again.
[car horn honks]
What's up?
What's up, girl?
How was work?
[Rayz murmuring]
- [Reporter] In newest crypto information
and my thoughts on each and every coin.
So the market right now is up 3.7%
- 6Z...
- I want to go on the boat.
- You wanna go on the boat?
Well, let's get a yacht.
If we run it up, we'll get a yacht.
We'll get that boat. - All right.
- Green's good, isn't it?
- Yeah. - Green's good.
Red's bad. - Ah.
- What are these called? - Stocks.
- That's right.
I'm no stock expert but you know, I try.
It's just follow the smart money, man.
See what they're buying.
- [Reporter] It's a hot market.
I wanna show you an awesome strategy to capitalize
Let's get straight into the show.
- [Man] Today, I wanna talk about stocks you should buy
[static fizzing]
- I wasn't sure how I was gonna react to it, so.
If you fold it down.
My face is right there.
[birds chirping]
- [Pro] Let's make some celery juice. [laughs]
I found out how good celery juice is for you.
I did a lot of research on that.
I even have a celery juice book.
So I'm thinking, if they're saying to juice 32 ounces,
if you have chronic illness,
that must mean that it's just healthier if you juice more.
So I started juicing 32 ounces every single day.
[knife squelching]
[juice pouring]
[Pro gulping]
[Pro still gulping]
So me saving up to invest in Dogecoin,
in all honesty, it comes down frugal living.
If you look around,
everything I either found by the side of the road,
it's either that or I built it myself.
Like that's all from bits and pieces of a bunk bed.
I used to have a bunk bed in here
'cause I couldn't afford the whole rent myself.
Basically, I didn't even know what vision boards were.
It's where you take pictures outta magazines
and cut 'em up and put 'em on a board
of what you want your life to be like in the future.
I got Tesla, I got Cybertruck here.
I wanna buy a Cybertruck one day.
Music stuff.
Visionaries belong here.
I feel like I'm, I want to be a visionary.
[rap music]
[rap music continues]
All my homies call me Pro
'cause in high school we used to rap.
So we had a rap group in high school.
[rap music]
I've always been broke my whole life.
You know, all my friends have been broke their whole lives.
[rap music]
- I bought Dogecoin, as well.
Like, you know. - Yeah.
- End of January when the whole GameStop thing
was going crazy. - Yeah, yeah.
That when I got in it, yeah.
And I was like, man, this is fucked up.
Like what else can I invest in?
Because like if they could just pull the rug on you, like.
- Tell 'em how I told you to buy Dogecoin.
I said, yo, jump on Dogecoin asap, bro.
Buy as much as you can.
- I dumped all my S&P 500
and I put everything that I had saved up into Dogecoin.
- But you flipped, what, two, $300 to over $2,000, right?
- My little hundred turned up, too.
I'm telling you. [laughs]
I wish I... - But we'll see what happens.
We're either stupid or smart.
[gentle music]
- When college didn't pan out
and around that time I'm pursuing music,
that's when I come across this kid on YouTube.
He made me work harder.
Like, I ain't gonna lie.
Like I was writing but I wasn't,
he was like, man, come on, let's do another one.
Let's do another one.
I'm like, all right, bet.
♪ Hey, I did it out of love
- [Pro] And I thought this was like,
he's gonna be the biggest superstar ever.
♪ I did it out of love
♪ Oh oh
Our biggest issue our entire lives was, we were broke.
This time around, it's nothing stopping us.
[rhythmic music]
I did the investment and I hit him up a few days after
and I'm like create the most incredible shit
you can possibly create this year.
Because this time next year,
I'm gonna have enough money to start our own record label.
We're gonna do things our way.
And Dogecoin is gonna be able to make it possible
for all of us.
♪ I can feel you falling, baby
♪ I think I done fell too
♪ I think I can heal you
- Bro, this shit is crazy!
He's like, I know, I wrote it. [laughing]
[friends indistinctly chattering]
- We live in a time
where people have lost faith in institutions,
whether that is government institutions,
financial institutions,
they perceive often rightly
that the system isn't fair to them.
And so I can understand why somebody says,
you know what?
I'm gonna do it my own way
and by the way, there are other people like me
and we're gonna get together
and we're basically gonna go against the rules
and we're gonna find a way that we can all benefit.
- I'm real big on the books.
I mean, this guy right here changed my life, Malcolm X.
You know my uncle,
he's serving life in prison right now,
but he sent me this book.
You know, I read this at least 15, 20 times.
You know, this is the real rags to riches story.
This is my great grandma, Elizabeth.
That's why I have...
And then she's the one who raised my family,
my mom and them.
This is from 1959.
Yeah, her mom was a slave, so.
Show people how close in the bloodline that is.
You know, it really grounds me 'cause it reminds me of like
what the story started as and where I'm at today.
[rhythmic music]
My mom's family, we've been here for a long time, you know,
multiple generations.
I live in the apartment that I grew up in
and my mother lives two blocks away.
Ma. - Hey tine, how you doing?
Good? [rhythmic music]
How was your trip?
- Good. - Good?
- You know, today we gonna do the stocks and the bluff,
the club, the stock club, I do.
A lot of people from the neighborhood coming, so.
- Oh, that's good.
Krevian and all them, so.
- So now they wanna invest.
- Everybody got their stimi check.
- Oh yeah, that's right.
That good $1400.
- Yeah, so I told my mom, I was nine-years-old,
I was gonna buy up all the houses in our neighborhood
and I was gonna sell 'em to my friends
and I was gonna rent to my friends.
[rhythmic music]
This is one the first buildings in Long Beach
that I'm gonna be buying.
So it's a hardwood floor, piping's pretty sound.
So this is gonna be the first spot
of the mindset of like buying back the block,
that whole concept.
We can build that foundation.
[rhythmic music]
- In the first day of any finance class, Finance 101,
you learn day one
that you have to diversify your investments.
So I have a very diversified portfolio.
10% is in stuff that could disappear tomorrow.
The rest is in things
that theoretically should be around for a long time.
And frankly, I feel tons of FOMO
because I never bought Bitcoin
and I have friends who did.
I can live without that FOMO.
I'd rather sleep at night.
- Dogecoin. [person yells]
- What's going on, guys?
Pro The Doge here, with another video.
Are we gonna hit 50 cents tonight?
Oh what?
Yeah, that's what's happening.
Like, share, subscribe and hit the notification bell.
And lemme play some brand new Lambo Anlo
before I wrap the video up.
It's called "Rollercoaster."
♪ We gonna be good, shortie, listen to me ♪
♪ I would tell these hoes
♪ Fuck what anybody gotta say
♪ I ain't got time, make it loud ♪
["Rollercoaster" by Lambo Anlo]
♪ I'm just thinking out loud
♪ Looking like you having one hell of a day ♪
♪ Through them ups and the downs ♪
♪ Baby, I know how you like to operate ♪
♪ Hey
♪ A rollercoaster
♪ Oh yeah
♪ Rollercoaster
♪ Hoo hoo hoo hoo
♪ Rollercoaster
♪ Oh yeah
♪ Rollercoaster
♪ Woo whoo whoo whoo, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ And if you down for me, I'll be down for you ♪
["Rollercoaster" by Lambo Anlo]
♪ Rollercoaster
- Let's check my Doge.
I almost hit $3 million, just now.
And I didn't even do anything. [laughing]
We went to go buy celery
and I just made [laughs]
$179,000 in the past hour.
[Pro sighs]
All right, guys,
really quickly,
just hit another all time high.
2.7 wasn't enough.
So just 10 minutes ago at 3:40 PM,
I hit $2.9 million.
So damn near $3 million, 10 minutes ago.
So, that's insane.
And my total return is $2.5 million
and my group chats are going crazy once again.
We'll probably see it hit three million.
Three million, as soon as I hit $3 million,
that's another milestone.
I'm definitely posting that.
[reflective music]
- We're in a time now where like a thing is worth
what someone's willing to pay for it.
It's like more fucking,
it's more relevant than it's ever been.
All just completely fucking made up.
But like great.
That's fucking sick.
There are no rules.
If you say a thing is a thing, it's a thing.
- Why are we excited about crypto
and this digitization, right?
It gives control over something
that never before in human history
has been democratized.
Money.
What did we start with?
Precious gemstones that evolved into metal.
Before we realized,
it was too heavy and clunky and expensive
and hard to protect
and it was just a lot of downsides to it.
So we attached this paper money
that represented a small chunk
and the only reason it has value
is because we believe that it does.
[electronic beeping] [electric music]
Now we have the digitization and that's what's going on now.
We're going through the next step of the evolution.
It doesn't need permission.
It just is.
It exists.
There's no off switch.
There's nothing anyone can do to stop it.
It's like the internet.
- Are you selling everything you own
and putting it into Dogecoin?
- Ah, you know,
I wish we could just not talk about Dogecoin.
- Forget about the get rich quick nonsense.
Focus on this as a technology, an innovative one
that's going to improve global commerce
in an unprecedented way.
It ain't going away.
[reflective music]
- [Reporter] Fight FOMO.
It's really hard to watch a lot of people
seemingly make a lot of money by not doing very much.
- [Reporter] All this, sending Dogecoin.
What else?
Soaring today, it is now up more than 6000% this year.
Still off, its all time highs.
[crickets chirping] [dogs barking]
- Yeah, 91 days since I went all in.
Crazy.
- [Computer] Really quickly, today alone I'm up $400,000.
That's insane.
Okay, so...
You guys, don't miss the next time I hit an all time high,
which could be very soon.
Very soon.
So I am not a financial advisor.
This is not financial advice.
Purely entertainment.
[Pro sigh]
Okay, well, whatever.
I think that's good.
Let's see if it's already uploaded.
Oh it is, it's uploaded.
It's public.
I got 55 views already.
Look at this.
15 comments.
I got 10,000 subscribers? When?
I was literally watching your two million video
when I got this notification.
Ah, that's crazy, bro!
Glad you didn't sell like everyone kept telling you to do.
Glad you have your own mind.
Congratulations.
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you, bro.
Thank you for that.
Your hands must be tired. [laughs]
You got this, hold or hodl
Bigger gains coming soon.
Facts.
Shout out to BadassJunior69.
RazC - "bro, congrats.
I'm not selling. Holding for a year like you."
Hey, Raz. All right, cool.
You know what's up.
That's so dope, man.
That's so cool.
Keep hodling for all the little guys everywhere.
I will!
♪ Yolo
[electronic music]
- What? And 51 comments.
This is like taking a life of its own.
This shit's crazy.
[upbeat music]
[dramatic music]
[army cheering]
But at the end of the day,
you don't want to double dutch the Doge.
Just hold.
[upbeat music]
[iron clanking]
[upbeat music]
[man playfully yells] [dog barking]
- And? - That's it?
- I miss you girl.
I never see you anymore. - Yes, you do.
- No, I don't.
I see you when you leave for work
and then I see you at this hour.
You never want to hang out with dad anymore.
We used to play tennis.
- Stop, we still do. - Yeah? [laughs]
I can have the guys come over here and get your bed,
get the couches like Bago and Bone
They can help move that big stuff.
So yeah, we'll do that once we close.
- Dad.
- Take all that to the warehouse.
What's mama's plans?
- Don't know, I'm not sure.
- 'Cause her house isn't gonna be built for seven months.
- Probably just rent something, I guess.
- Typical night.
Nine o'clock, homework not done.
Time for bed.
Still got things to do.
Knox, get your jammies on, buddy.
Man, you have so many cars.
Are you gonna sell any of these cars,
in the garage sale?
When we have our garage sale?
And those are stinky. - Okay. [laughs]
- No, put those socks back on.
[son laughing]
- Oh no, oh, no, oh.
[Knox laughing] Oh, man.
[Knox laughing]
[reflective music] Love you.
Yeah, there it is.
[door closes]
[reflective music]
All righty.
To be honest,
I don't think the investing
and the stocks have much to do with it.
Yeah, I just don't think the relationship's been that great.
But marriage is tough, man.
It's for your TV.
Hey, we'll put that up later.
All right?
[pensive music]
Did you get that thing put together?
That shelf? Yeah.
All right. Cool.
I'll see you, bud.
See you, guys.
I mean, the last 20 years or so,
it's kind of what been my thing.
This is what I do.
I'm trying to reach the next levels.
If I fail doing that, so be it.
You know, get back up, do it again.
[electronic beeping]
Every spare dollar I have,
I've just been loading up on MANA, so,
hopefully, that can continue to climb.
[swanky music]
Three weeks ago, these big wigs, Grayscale,
added MANA to their portfolio.
[playful music]
It's a whole other world
in this computer, man.
Buy land, buy art, buy music.
They got a casino
where you can actually use your MANA to play games.
It's been exploding, man.
So we're gonna ride that wave for a while.
[cash register rings]
- It used to be for most people that their social circle
were the people in their neighborhood
and their peer, their coworkers,
people who they saw face to face-to-face every day.
What social media did in many ways
is just increased the size of your social circle
to the entire world.
And now you know, the richest person in the world
is someone who everyone can see and everyone knows about.
- [Man] Please Elon, if you don't mind, sir.
- I've got like five minutes. - Good.
- No problem. [people chattering]
- [Man] Mr. Musk, I'm so excited for your SNL appearance.
You doing a lot of Doge jokes or what?
- Um we'll see. - Thank you very much.
- [Man] Bring up Dogecoin again.
Say something on Twitter please.
- When I think of Doge,
I think of like a meme
for like the entire cryptocurrency world.
[exciting music]
Elon's the mascot.
We're all looking at him like,
"Is this guy crazy or is he a genius?"
I mean, I think he's just like stirring the pot.
He's just like, because he can
But then sometimes I'm like,
or does he know something I don't know?
[coins jingling]
- [Elon] Hi, I'm Elon Musk,
and I hosting SNL this week
with musical guest, Miley Cyrus.
And I'm a wildcard so-
- There's no telling what I might do
- Same here, rules, no thanks.
- Man, SNL's gonna be crazy.
They're hyping the hell out of it up.
- [Reporter] We also heard from Elon Musk.
He is promoting his upcoming hosting gig on SNL
with a tweet, "The Dogefather."
- If Dogecoin ends up being just like one little joke
or something like that,
or not a big part of the show,
it might drop, you know what I mean?
It might drop down.
- I would sell no later than tomorrow.
Like right before SNL.
I think that's when it's gonna hit the peak.
- [Pro] A few days ago,
Andre told me to sell when it was at $1.2.
- Yes. - Now we're at $2.2
- [Graham] But that doesn't make make it right.
- [Andrei] Right.
- Like that's like you playing Blackjack.
Imagine if the price drops 80%,
you'll lose more money in that instance.
- In a weird way,
I'm kind of what everyone looks to when they're buying Doge
because I'm this person who's holding.
You know what I mean?
Like a diamond hands to a dollar.
And if I can do it, they can do it.
- [Graham] They'll take whatever you say as gospel
and if you're selling, they're selling.
If you hold, they're holding.
[reflective music]
- People are always like, when are you gonna sell?
And I think of that meme,
with Leonardo DiCaprio in Wolf of Wall Street,
and he's like "I'm not fucking selling!"
[dramatic music]
[audience cheering]
- [Man] The show goes on!
- [Narrator] Yeah, not a lot going on around here lately.
Let's just see what's behind this door.
[organ music] [dog barks]
No.
Is there a better door around here, maybe?
- When you meet people on the street,
like what do you tell them you do?
I'm Kayla.
I'm a...
- TikToker.
- TikToker? So you say that first?
- Yeah.
- I'm a social media influencer
- Because I don't make, trading is not an income,
a reasonable source of income for me.
- For you, you don't identify and say, trading is who I am.
- No, not yet. - I'm Kayla...
- I hope to someday be able to do that, actually.
- [Interviewer] What was it like just trading?
- First few weeks was terrifying.
You think that if you put your money into the stock market,
it's like a casino.
Like I don't know if I'm gonna get this back.
I have for the past couple of nights
had a really hard time sleeping
because I run through numbers in my head
and I'll wake up
and specifically because crypto trades overnight,
that has been the one thing where I just get,
I'll have these, or if I wake up
and I feel like an instinct,
I just check it often my instinct is actually right, but.
- One of the things I have noticed is
most of the folks who come in to see me
with this issue related to internet trading are men.
- Interesting. - Right.
And all sorts of ages
from college all the way up to 40, 50, 60.
I've never had a female financial trader.
- I'm trying to be, like a voice of reason,
for people who want to feel safe to enter this space
and now I feel like it's more volatile
than I could have expected. - Yeah.
- And that provides opportunity for me
if I learn it fast enough. - Right.
- And if I don't learn it fast enough,
I'm gonna miss out on this wild opportunity
to cash in on a bubble.
So there's two types of TikToks
that are supposedly viral content, right.
Now, the one that I'm gonna do with you is this one exactly,
but we can put a little spin on it.
Behind the door,
I think we should have
instead of Doge like it was in this one.
- Right.
- Gambling addiction. - Okay.
Well, you know it's interesting
because gambling disorder is the hidden addiction, right?
You can't see it, you can't smell it, you can't taste it.
I have my sign if we want to use that.
- Okay.
Here we go.
Hey, not a lot going on around here lately.
Let's just what's behind this door.
[organ music]
No.
Is there a better door around here?
- Alexa, let there be light.
- [Alexa] Today is May 8th.
Elon Musk is hosting Saturday Night Live.
To the mooooon.
[reflective music]
- I could cash out right now
and just you know, go about my life
but I would feel like I'm letting everybody down.
[reflective music]
How can we really stand for something
if we're gonna just sell out as soon as we make some profit?
[reflective music] [electric music]
This is for every little guy out there.
There's a way out of all of this for us.
[Pro gulping]
[Pro sighs]
- [Host] Ladies and gentlemen, Elon Musk!
[SNL theme music]
- Hey!
Hey, I'm live streaming.
I'm live streaming right now.
Can you guys hear me?
- Okay. - Okay, let's go.
Let's go, let's go.
[audience cheering]
- [Elon] It's an honor to be hosting Saturday Night Live.
I mean that.
- Oh, oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Let's see how it's affecting the price right now.
Look where I just jumped up to.
- Oh my God. - I just jumped $200,000.
[audience laughing]
- [Elon] So you think that SNL...
- That was a nice little rollercoaster ride right there.
You guys see that little rollercoaster ride?
[audience cheering]
40,000 people are currently watching
this live stream right now.
40,000.
I just dropped $300,000.
- [Friend] That was not a good skit for Dogecoin,
just saying.
- I guess 'cause they didn't mention Dogecoin. [laughing]
- [Friend] Yeah, so you're still holding
above two right now? - Still holding above two.
Still holding a above two, let's go.
- [Friend] I'm surprised, I mean people love Elon.
It seems like it would just shoot up
but it also seems really scary
to be involved in a cryptocurrency
that's so dependent on one person.
Is there a lump in your stomach right now?
Like you're not like freaking out one way or the other?
- [Pro] I'm actually excited
I'm still over two million to be honest.
- [Friend] Won't dip below two million, right?
We're not gonna do it.
- No, we're not gonna do it.
We're gonna get you to three million today.
- [Friend] Oh, Elon is back.
- Like okay, for instance.
Here's a dollar, right?
It's real. - Sorta, sorta real.
- Yeah, so what is Dogecoin?
[audience laughing]
- [Elon] About as real as that dollar.
- [Elon] Now Collin, are you making any sense of this?
- Well, it's the future of currency.
It's an unstoppable financial vehicle
that's gonna take over the world.
I get that but what is it, man?
- [Elon] I keep telling you,
it's a cryptocurrency you can trade for conventional money.
- Oh! So it's a hustle?
- Yeah, it's a hustle. [audience laughing]
- [Host] Why didn't you just say that, man?
Dogecoin, everybody, it's a hustle.
To the moon!
- [Friend] Oh, my gosh, you guys heard that.
- That was huge. - So he, well.
He's like, oh.
- I'd be disingenuous if I didn't show my dips
as well as my gains so here we go.
We're a little bit lower.
[people murmuring]
But it's okay, guys.
It's okay, guys.
We're still holding strong.
- [Friend] Is this the last of Elon on this?
Or are we? - Yeah, we got like-
- You guys are cut,
you guys are cutting off right now.
My account hit $2.8 million
or $2.7 million.
And at the lowest point, like I said it was $1.8 million,
which means it fluctuated exactly
just about $1 million in an hour.
That's insane.
Just think about that.
In one hour.
I knew there was gonna be a dip,
so I'm just going to take it on the chin.
It's gonna come back up.
[reflective music]
[electric beeping]
[reflective music]
[reflective music continues]
[phone alarm ringing]
[fingers tapping on phone]
[phone notification beeps]
[fingers tapping on phone]
[phone notification beeps]
[reflective music]
[reflective music continues]
[Pro panting]
[rope thudding]
[reflective music]
[rope thudding]
[reflective music]
[rope thudding]
Aw! [reflective music]
[electronic beeping] [pensive music]
Fuck!
♪ There's a certain feeling you get when you reel ♪
♪ And you spit and people are feeling your shit ♪
♪ This is your moment
♪ And every single minute you in it ♪
♪ Trying to hold on
♪ To it 'cause you'll never get it again ♪
[rap music continues] [Pro rapping]
[rap music continues] [Pro continues rapping]
[water gushing]
- Nobody taught me how to invest when I was in high school.
No one taught me how to invest when I was in college.
Have you ever had a teacher
that's ever talked to you about the stock market?
A parent that's ever talked to you about it?
[reflective music]
[ladies laughing]
- Your dentist is a good person.
- I had like a lesson in school one time,
my teacher tried to tell us about the stock market,
like you could put money in
but if it like doesn't work out,
you could get less than you put in.
[reflective music]
- Like, I wanna get my own house one day
and like I just wanna get my own room.
It sounds like impossible, kind of.
- You're sick of living in the living room
with your siblings.
- Try five people in a one bedroom, one bathroom.
The possibility of me losing money that like I earn.
- Yeah, it's scary.
- And you don't know the like odds and stuff.
- [Kayla] Yeah.
- [Friend] I just want someone to like guide me through it.
So like you.
[ladies laughing]
- I just put in 50 bucks every time I get my check.
- You go, girl.
That's actually so good.
- If you're an investor starting out,
you have to pick the examples you want to follow carefully.
30 second videos are not going to make it
so that you're a good investor
but it's not a bad place to start.
And you're curious about things like compound returns.
The alternative is
not really learning any of this stuff
until you absolutely are forced to.
- Compound interest blows my mind.
Look at this.
If someone were to have invested $500
for you on your first birthday
and you never even added a single dollar to it,
that investment would be worth nearly
$38,000 by retirement. [dramatic music]
[person yells] The trick is time.
- Huh? [playful music]
[playful murmuring]
- What's going on, guys?
Pro The Doge here and today is my birthday.
I got something in my eye right now.
I just been trying to get it out this whole time.
It's so irritating. [blowing air]
This is probably the most amount of people
that I've ever had at my place at one time.
And then people could just sit here.
And on the chair.
[person lightly knocking]
- Joe! [guys laughing]
- You, too. - Hey.
- Happy birthday, guy. - DJ.
- [Pro] Yeah, people draw me and shit.
That's probably the coolest one that I've gotten.
You really like Dogecoin, bro?
- I love reading your comments.
Some people are like,
he's probably a guy that's got a lot of money.
Like I don't think they know
this is the dude that literally stayed on couches,
like on people's couches like for months.
But why are you not selling, man?
And don't and don't and don't give me,
don't give me like the Pro The Doge,
Dogecoin, whatever YouTube.
Like look [laughs].
You can at least get money
that like none of us are even touching right now.
And I'm not even saying,
I'm not even saying all of it,
but like 50K, a 100K. - Why not all of it?
Is it really gonna go up that much more next year?
- Part of it is the fact that I'm a little overwhelmed
with like the amount of things that need to happen.
- Okay.
- I don't wanna get to the point
where my immediate family is good, I'm good but fuck,
I don't have enough money to start the rap label.
It's back to the grind.
I need a little bit more,
like it needs to get to a little bit higher place.
[guys murmuring]
You know what I mean? - Let's not even...
Let's just...
I get the struggle, hustle and stuff like that.
Because that's not like,
you're not even trying to make
the fiscally like responsible decision, still.
- Joy! Like Joy! - I like-
- Security and joy.
[men indistinctly yelling]
[reflective music]
[reflective music continues]
[electronic beeping]
[reflective music]
[tennis ball bouncing]
- Aw!
[tennis ball bouncing]
[cabinets slamming]
[light country music]
[phone ringing]
Hey.
- Okay.
I just need to run to the bank and take that money.
Before tomorrow.
And then we could,
you know, settle up the monies with us too.
So we can do that today, tomorrow, whenever.
We can deposit it in your account or my account
and then just one of us get a cashier's check
made out to the other person.
So, whatever you wanna do.
- All right, I'll see you at the closing.
- Okay. Bye. - All right. Bye.
[light country music]
[light country music continues]
[garage motor whirring]
[electric beeping]
[paper rattling]
- [scoffs] This is my storage unit that has to be paid.
Yep.
Unfortunately, we have made a decision
to close your credit card account ending in 8310.
Here's what you need to know.
Yeah, that's my business credit card.
Oh wow, I am negative $5,470. [electric beeping]
- It's honestly, it's never been easier to lose money.
If you stayed home
and just like sat on the couch and like didn't move,
you wouldn't lose any money.
Like don't go outside,
like, don't wind up at like Harrahs in Atlantic City.
Like just stay in your house motionless
and you'll be fine.
Now it's like there's no easier place to lose money
than your house.
You could lose the most money in your house.
- My formative years as an investor
were doing the original.com boom and bust.
One of the best things that ever happened to me career-wise,
didn't feel that way at the time,
but seeing the NASDAQ drop 90%.
You just learned a lesson that you could not learn
from reading a book
or listening to somebody tell you a story.
You learned that lesson viscerally.
- It's just so much.
[Pro laughs]
That's two months of laundry.
[reflective music]
[reflective music continues]
[Pro lightly panting]
One of the big draws about Dogecoin to me was the community.
Was a group of people that had a common goal in mind
and really wanted to change things.
[reflective music]
It's like we really have a chance to like
take control of how we use our money,
where we put it, where we save it,
where we use it, how we use it.
Dogecoin is basically carrying the torch.
Fuck.
It's a big fuck you to the system.
It's a big fuck you to the big banks
that have just made tons of money, hand over fist,
over the common man, over the common person.
[reflective music]
[electric beeping]
[crickets chirping]
[garage door clattering]
- Jeez.
What you doing?
You being good for mom? [phone dings]
- Yeah. - All right.
[son yells] Well, I love you.
I'll see you in a little bit.
- Okay. - All right, love you.
- Love you. - Bye bye.
- [YouTuber] Hey, it's your buddy, Crypto Prophet,
back with another video.
And today we're gonna have a price prediction video
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as well as price predictions
as they update and so forth and so on.
So let's get started today...
[crickets chirping]
[crickets chirping continues]
♪ She's a runner, she's a track star ♪
♪ She gonna run away when it gets hard ♪
[rhythmic music]
[Kayla] Let's go.
[rhythmic music]
♪ It's a hard knock life for us ♪
♪ Instead of treating, we get
♪ It's a hard knock life
[people chattering]
- All right, let's get this thing rocking.
I don't know if you guys have heard of this wonderful man,
not your ordinary DJ.
He has his own bookstore,
community space.
He also teaches finance.
He has a stock market club.
All right, so he's gonna be spinning for us here.
Let me introduce to you guys, Senay Kenfe.
[audience cheering]
- Give a quick shout out to everybody
in Leimert Park for being here.
Let's get to it.
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I don't have this like irresponsible relationship
with the market.
If it's up, I'm up
If it's down, I'm down.
I'm okay where I am in life.
I earn more than enough money.
to be somewhere else in the world.
I choose to be here.
I choose to be a part of this community.
- How you feeling? - I feel pretty good, man.
You know, bringing color to the space.
- It does bring color, man, but it's black and white.
- It's black and white.
[rhythmic music]
It really is that simple.
It's like a black man owns this building.
So I put a black man on the building.
The whole point is to have children in the community
see faces that are similar to their own
and be like, "Who is that person?"
And then spark a moment of discovery.
Yeah, I see y'all barbecuing every time I come in here.
- How long you owned this spot?
- June 25th. - June 25th?
- Yeah.
- All right, young brothers doing it.
I should get the cook real quick.
- Oh, I have a bookstore downtown
and I just started doing it.
Teaching people how to invest.
- That's something, you know, we don't know about that.
- Yeah. - You know.
I thought you could get rich from just saving.
- Yeah.
- [Lady] You know, no, you gotta put it in something.
- You gotta put it in something.
- [Man In Gray] Instead of working for the business
all the time, own the businesses.
- Exactly. - Instead of paying your rent,
own the building and let other people pay you the rent.
- Right.
There's way more opportunities today than ever before.
There's things I bought in 2016
that are paying for my lifestyle right now.
It would not be possible
if it wasn't for something like compound interest.
The stock market, it just wouldn't be possible.
I got Instagram, yeah.
It's my name, Senay.
[cars whirring by]
[birds chirping]
- I just got an email.
This company wanting to pay me to do promotions
and marketing for them.
And they were like, look, we can pay you monthly.
- Oh that's a good news.
That's good news.
- Like a lot of money.
- How much?
- Like a lot of, I don't even wanna tell you.
A lot of money. - But that's one thing.
- Over six figures per year, so.
- But just one thing.
Is this cash?
Or Doge?
- It's- - You need cash.
- It's Dogecoin.
- Could they have paid you cash if you had asked?
- They offered me, how you wanna get paid?
Do you wanna get paid?
- Oh, you kidding me? - No, listen, listen, listen.
Do you wanna-
- Because you told me,
they were only paying you with Doge.
- Because I asked them to.
- Why didn't you ask for cash?
You know you need cash.
- Because Dogecoin is the future, mom.
- But you need present right now.
Money in the bank...
- Because, why?
Because Dogecoin is going to replace the dollar
in the future, guys.
It's just a matter of time.
- Okay, um...
- And I'm gonna put the link in the description.
I actually get a percentage. - All right, guys.
- So win-win. - Ready!
- So we can start eating now. - Wait, wait.
[reflective music] [family chattering]
- [Neusa] What story is that?
You have a story? - She's telling a story.
- [Pro] What's the story?
[woman speaking in foreign language]
[reflective music]
[woman speaking in foreign language]
[reflective music] [water gushing]
[woman speaking in foreign language]
[reflective music] [boat engine whirring]
[woman speaking in foreign language]
[helicopter blades whirring]
[woman speaking in foreign language]
[woman laughing] - Let me explain something.
- Oh, come on. [reflective music]
[Pro speaking in foreign language]
- This is true!
[Pro speaking in foreign language]
- That's true, that's true.
[Pro speaking in foreign language]
- Okay. [speaking in foreign language]
[Pro speaking in foreign language]
- [Neusa] You need money to do your business.
If you don't have cash, you cannot...
- [Pro] [laughs] I'm not a financial advisor
and this is not financial advice.
Make sure you only invest at your own risk
and do your own due diligence
and research before you put any money
into crypto or the stock market because....
- Every content creator,
they just want attention and recognition.
More retweets, more likes, more views.
And what wins in that world
is just whatever's most provocative,
whatever's most entertaining.
- We're now in a marketplace
where like social currency is just so popping
and like what's the value of that?
You know what I'm saying?
It's hard to even know.
We have like multiple economies going on.
What's the value of a like?
What's the value of a share?
What's the value of all this shit?
- What's going on, guys?
Pro The Doge here and today [sighs],
we're gonna talk about Dogecoin,
and why it's so damn low, you know?
Everything's low, Bitcoin's low, Ethereum's low.
So you know, we're just taking a dip
in the crypto space right now,
but I'm pretty sure we'll have a bull run coming very soon.
[fire alarm beeping]
Fuck!
[fire alarm beeping] [reflective music]
People have just decided that
I'm free reign to just bash on.
So yeah, I've gotten all types of people
saying all types of things, but who's loss,
if we're gonna consider it a loss, which it's not.
We're just down at this point,
but if we're gonna consider it a loss,
who lost more than me?
You lost $10,000, $5,000, a thousand.
Well, however much you invested.
I lost millions.
[reflective music]
What are you talking about?
I could have dumped on everybody at three million
and cashed out and ran away.
[reflective music]
Check out the new design.
I literally came up with this like 10 minutes ago.
I sat down and drew it
and then Yoshi went on the computer,
and did some graphic design wizardry.
[Pro] This all was the long play for me.
This was all like, okay,
I can monetize the fact that I'm still all in.
Everyone thought it was like 15 minutes of fame.
Nah, this is gonna be my life now.
[reflective music]
We got the celery juice shirt.
Nice popping green right here.
A little cartoon of my face on there.
- Do it for the internet. [laughs]
Honestly, I've been living this for years.
Like if your life is full-blown internet performance art,
where like you basically do it for the fucking views
and the funniest and most ridiculous outcome
is probably the most likely and the best.
That's a Maya Angelou quote, isn't it?
Yeah. [entertainment music]
♪ Super Doge
♪ It's not just a coin, it's a crypto show ♪
♪ Super Doge
♪ Save the world from the fiat control ♪
[electric whirring]
- I'm gonna have my own cartoon.
I'm gonna be voicing it over and everything.
There's gonna come a time
where I'm making a million dollars a year
from being a millionaire.
And I can monetize my entire life.
- This is a sponsored video
I took a chance with Doge.
You saw what happened.
I'm taking a chance with Floki.
We'll see what happens.
Scared money don't make no money, right?
Let's talk about my $1 billion Floki purchase.
What differentiates Floki
is the fact that it's named after Elon's actual dog,
- Flokitars, which is the Floki NFT
I have about 20 of those
With just ads and promos
I made over $200,000 last year.
This is a sponsored video
[lively music drowns out dialogue]
I charge anywhere from 10, $15,000
to 25, to $30,000 a promo, or an ad.
We are talking about Crypto Island.
- Capitalism is like popping as hard as it ever has.
- [Pro] I think it's pretty amazing.
Co-owning the island by having the tokens.
- And this is what I think Thomas Jefferson
and them envisioned.
You know, because this is what, right,
like this is what [laughing].
- Pro The Doge here, the Dogecoin millionaire.
And you know me, I love me some Dogecoin.
And if you guys do too,
the best way to get started
in holding some Dogecoin is getting the Dogecard.
- It's so tight but so not tight at the same time.
Like we had a good run.
But it's fucking over.
- [Man] You may soon be able to pay for your Taco Bell meal
in Dogecoin. That could be... [taco crunches]
- Nothing is real, honestly.
At this point, anything is fucking possible.
The simulation is glitching.
[dramatic music]
- If you wanna sell out of the squid token,
you're going to need marbles.
- Fortune favors the brave.
[electric beeping] - Buy, buy, buy.
- [Reporter] SpaceX launching Satellite Doge One
to the moon, next year.
- [Representative] Coca-Cola has a new flavor
that's just virtual.
- Our company is now Meta.
[audience exclaiming, cheering]
- [Rayz] Holy cow we are booming
It's all about the metaverse
It's all about MANA for me.
All about the MANA.
- The idea that "investors"
are starting off in this atmosphere
where it's 3:00 AM
and we're all chasing the hightest high,
because nothing else will do.
That's where we are.
[dramatic music]
- New, new, new all time high for MANA!
I was up 100K, the first day,
600K, second day.
Now we're up like 800K. [electric beeping]
In 50 hours.
Whoa.
Oh!
[dramatic music]
Oh!
[electric beeping]
[electric music]
Salt and Pepper, guess what?
Guess what happened this morning?
I was a millionaire for like five minutes.
Five minutes I was and now I'm not.
Do y'all care?
They don't care, nobody cares.
- It breaks your fucking brain.
You can no longer operate
as an even-keeled responsible investor.
[dramatic music]
Now you could say, "do you have a billion dollars?"
Nope, I don't.
And I fully admit,
you can't take the money away from these people.
They shot their shot, it hit, they have the money.
God bless.
That's not investing success.
That's lottery success.
[lively music]
Someone's gonna win.
Someone's gonna lose.
There's no way around it.
Frickin, frick, holy
mother yucker.
- Wednesday was one of the most painful days
for crypto investors in a long, long time.
[man gasping, crying]
Stupid Bitcoin, I just... [man gasping]
- Listen, I am down bad.
And now I'm gonna start a GoFundMe.
I lost it because,
I'm a dumbass.
[woman screams]
- Why does it say I'm down five grand.
- And it's gone.
[dramatic music]
- I'm losing money on crazy shit.
I don't even know what I'm even in.
I don't even know what I'm doing.
Like how much Cummy coin did I buy? [laughs]
A lot.
Spoiler alert. A lot.
- Welcome, everyone, tuning in to my TikTok live.
If you are just now tuning in,
drop in the comment section where you're tuning in from.
YoungBootyGod, as always, always on time!
But today, we can have a thought-provoking conversation.
I'm really grateful for the hype of the financial markets.
For those of you that started investing because of GameStop
and because of AMC
and because of Dogecoin,
because you thought you could make really quick money,
I'm so glad that you got in.
And there's gonna be a lot of people that tell you,
you should not be in this market.
You're just trying to make quick money.
You're gonna blow up your account.
I hope you don't blow up your account.
But if you do, it's a learning opportunity.
I haven't blown up my account
and I got in because of all those reasons.
I basically just came up
on my one year anniversary in investing.
My goal isn't to influence people to buy
or do useless, pointless things,
but to make good decisions,
to be able to provide for themselves and for their futures.
- You can participate in a system that isn't perfect
and it has misaligned incentives,
but I think it's getting better
because the more voices that there are,
the more diversity that there is,
the more different ideas about investing come to the table.
And I think that's only a good thing.
[pensive music]
- I'll see you when you're in Congress.
And I'll max out then, too.
[reflective music]
When we invest, we don't hope, we do win.
It's all about purpose.
- [Man In Crowd] Can you explain what that means?
- Everything worth having
is not obtained fast.
Whether that's faith in a higher being.
[reflective music]
Respect and reputation amongst your friends, peers, family.
None of those things come fast and easily.
No, it's boring, but success in life is boring.
Yeah, true success in life.
[reflective music]
[cars whirring by]
- Before we keep going with the video,
we gotta talk about the sponsor of today, right?
So Magic Spoon Cereal.
I mean, this is like, high protein,
keto-friendly, grain-free, soy...
Keto-friendly? Yeah.
High protein, Magic Spoon Cereal.
High protein, keto-friendly, high protein.
I said that already.
Do you like it? Do you not?
What flavor do you like?
I don't know, you tell me.
[cereal crunching]
Magic Scoon baby [mumbles]. Fuck.
[truck whirring by]
So everybody's like, bro, you're just fucking lucky, man.
You're just a fucking lucky ass motherfucker.
Like, you know what I mean?
And I'm like, I'm not though,
but I mean a little bit, but like, I'm not though,
you know what I mean?
[people indistinctly talking on video]
Look, there are no rules here.
Anything can happen.
This can happen again.
Like, Doge doesn't have to be the only one.
[electric beeping]
[electric music]
[electric beeping]
[electric music]
["Just Can't Get Enough" by Depeche Mode]
♪ When I'm with you baby
♪ I go out of my head
♪ And I just can't get enough
♪ I just can't get enough
♪ All the things you do to me
♪ And everything you said
♪ I just can't get enough
♪ We slip and slide as we fall in love ♪
♪ And I just can't seem to get enough of ♪
["Just Can't Get Enough" by Depeche Mode]
♪ We walk together, we're walking down the streets ♪
♪ And I just can't get enough
- So everything we made off MANA,
the million we made off MANA.
[son playfully murmurs]
We put it back in play.
It's back in play. [son playfully murmurs]
♪ It's getting hotter, it's a burning love ♪
♪ And I just can't seem to get enough of ♪
["Just Can't Get Enough" by Depeche Mode]
- [Kayla] Someone said congrats.
Thanks you, yes, it's been a crazy year you guys.
["Just Can't Get Enough" by Depeche Mode]
♪ I just can't get enough
♪ And when it rains, you're shining down for me ♪
♪ And I just can't get enough
♪ I just can't get enough
♪ Just like a rainbow, you know you set me free ♪
♪ And I just can't get enough
♪ I just can't get enough
♪ You're like an angel and you give me your love ♪
♪ And I just can't seem to get enough of ♪
["Just Can't Get Enough" by Depeche Mode]
[Pro speaking in foreign language]
[Neusa speaking in foreign language]
[Pro speaking in foreign language]
- [Neusa] Wow, that is so awesome!
[Pro and Neusa laughing]
I am so happy, oh!
[electronic music] [dog barks]
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