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    In the latest instalment of our Next Billionaires series, the BBC's Regan Morris speaks to some of the state's youngest entrepreneurs. Meet the youngsters starting and running their own businesses.
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  • @ChadSesh
    @ChadSesh Před 9 lety +2242

    And I'm here playing PS4 and eating doritos...

  • @GrumpyOldMan9
    @GrumpyOldMan9 Před 9 lety +330

    It's not because you talk like an entrepreneur, that you are one. These kids just hear there (ambitious) parents and teachers talking, and just copy them. So then a seven year old goes like "I wanna be my own boss, be independent in life". It's just phrases they picked up, they don't know what they mean.

    • @GamesweiveR
      @GamesweiveR Před 9 lety +11

      This is true. While many of them may get bored with business or not have the stomache/ambition for it as they grow older, I do hope many of them stick with it. As an entrepreneur myself I try to talk to kids and show them theres more to life than a 9-5, but kids these days are so lazy... We need a generation to lead once we're gone, and im happy to see this.

    • @kinghead8157
      @kinghead8157 Před 9 lety +12

      No your just jelly

    • @nntflow7058
      @nntflow7058 Před 9 lety +5

      TavernSenses Isn't that part of learning. I mean, you copy every single thing that you heard or read from other people or book.

    • @nntflow7058
      @nntflow7058 Před 9 lety +2

      quep wirtoy Yeah, I doubt the "teacher" actually teach the kids to created the apps he created.

    • @nickjamesbitch2
      @nickjamesbitch2 Před 8 lety +3

      +TavernSenses but it is true though that kids do have the most original ideas and thoughts as long as theyre not ADD and can focus they have the idea that shit is easy to do and theres no limits. that mindset gets ppl farther in life than anything. "think like a child, act like a man" - Me

  • @MatthewMorganMJ
    @MatthewMorganMJ Před 9 lety +1270

    Looking at these kids like WTF have i done with my life

    • @Kasix514
      @Kasix514 Před 9 lety +9

      Matthew Morgan Dude you look like you're 16.. chill....

    • @MatthewMorganMJ
      @MatthewMorganMJ Před 9 lety +1

      ***** oh so hes not black? stfu

    • @4581103992010
      @4581103992010 Před 9 lety +1

      Matthew Morgan Ask your parents, why they didn't get you the latest technologies on earth when you were a kid.

    • @Kasix514
      @Kasix514 Před 9 lety

      Matthew Morgan Obama isn't a black guy, his mom is Irish.

    • @ExpertGarden
      @ExpertGarden Před 9 lety

      What planet are you guys from? Of course Obama is black.

  • @Aztec1050
    @Aztec1050 Před 8 lety +1099

    these kids are financially backed up by extremely wealthy and powerful family.You don't see random African kids pop up and become billionaires do you

    • @tzukit4727
      @tzukit4727 Před 8 lety +25

      applaud

    • @faisalmalikzada5910
      @faisalmalikzada5910 Před 8 lety +17

      your comment killed me

    • @D3vilMayCry99
      @D3vilMayCry99 Před 8 lety +42

      But at least he uses wealth productively and useful

    • @user-lw8qy8kj7c
      @user-lw8qy8kj7c Před 8 lety +58

      +Bobby Wu technically, thy're not billionaires yet, and the only reason why child entrepreneurs have become a thing is because internet access has become affordable to even working class families in developed countries.
      But there are african child inventors. there's one guy who, at 15 years old, built his own radio station and portable radios out of scrap materials and sold the portable radios to his village, which had no electricity until he began selling home made batteries. Another african kid built a windmill to harvest renewable electricity, to help supply his village with electricity

    • @Lilcyclop
      @Lilcyclop Před 8 lety +1

      Every rapper ever.. Akon

  • @jordanlynch625
    @jordanlynch625 Před 9 lety +193

    When i was his age i was out in the street playing on my bike every day till it got dark. Made some amazing friends and memories i will never forget.

    • @ediccartman7252
      @ediccartman7252 Před 2 lety +7

      We're the last generation who grew up without Internet ( or at least it wasn't so widespread yet).

    • @whoismithrandir8226
      @whoismithrandir8226 Před 2 lety +9

      k boomer

    • @NazriB
      @NazriB Před 2 lety

      Lies again? QNB APPS

    • @brunobayo1
      @brunobayo1 Před rokem +1

      Exactly, this is crazy….future problematic adults for sure.

    • @walterwhite1
      @walterwhite1 Před rokem

      Ya fuck these dorks 🖕🏻🤓🖕🏻

  • @finished6553
    @finished6553 Před 7 lety +158

    kid sells lemonade on the street, BBC reports new future billionaire

  • @Refract404
    @Refract404 Před 8 lety +302

    how cute, he tried to act like he was doing a lot of work on his computer by merely putting up an IDE, changing his terminal colours to green on black and typing in help in that shell to give the false illusion that he was doing work

    • @georgewood5036
      @georgewood5036 Před 8 lety +16

      Ikr lol 😂😁

    • @davemidkif638
      @davemidkif638 Před 8 lety +60

      They probably asked him to "pull up some cool looking stuff on that computer over there" so as to look as legit as possible to the viewers. Besides, for one green and black is the one true terminal schema, and for another he's just a little kiddle. Leave him alone you big meanie >.>

    • @AminemBD
      @AminemBD Před 7 lety +2

      hey do you know what IDE that is?

    • @Refract404
      @Refract404 Před 7 lety +3

      Amine Baidada probably something from JetBrains using the Darcula theme

    • @_Upex_
      @_Upex_ Před 4 lety

      I hate how relatable that sentence is.

  • @Atombender
    @Atombender Před 8 lety +762

    "Hi my name is Whatever and my parents are rich."

    • @TheLewisStudio
      @TheLewisStudio Před 7 lety +10

      underrated comment here

    • @zhin13
      @zhin13 Před 7 lety +3

      ikr

    • @navonmyhand7999
      @navonmyhand7999 Před 7 lety +12

      "I am the CEO of the company that only includes me... I am an entrepreneur!"

    • @navonmyhand7999
      @navonmyhand7999 Před 7 lety +17

      Tavian Ward Not making excuses just making fun of the video. Also, without their parents, none of these kids would where they are in the video. They needed their money to do half of this stuff, otherwise, they'd be like any other kid that can only imagine what they'd create because they don't have the allowance to actually make it.

    • @mimeow3066
      @mimeow3066 Před 7 lety +1

      Alex K. continue to pity yourself, you'll grow up on excuses.

  • @johnx4133
    @johnx4133 Před 6 lety +106

    Any kids watching this, remember: these guys started rich, they had parents that were component and made sure they knew what they were doing, don't worry and focus on yourself, best you can be and don't compare yourself with this spoilt kids that will always be better off than you.

    • @CmoreStaxxx
      @CmoreStaxxx Před rokem

      Sheesh

    • @hi-gy9wk
      @hi-gy9wk Před rokem

      not necessarily :) but i agree with your message

    • @mc2a170
      @mc2a170 Před rokem +1

      寵愛のガキたちということでしょうか?

    • @mc2a170
      @mc2a170 Před rokem

      寵愛のガキたちということでしょうか?

    • @hustlerscentralclips
      @hustlerscentralclips Před 3 měsíci

      Well I'm from a middle class family and I've started an e-commerce bussiness at 13 by reselling items. I've made good money and I didn't have much capital to start. I sold my old clothes then I bought things to sell, then bought in bigger quantities

  • @cloroxbleach7374
    @cloroxbleach7374 Před 7 lety +92

    Wow that command prompt script in the backround:
    color a
    tree

    • @qwertyuiop-rg4mj
      @qwertyuiop-rg4mj Před 7 lety +1

      tru, or maybe an edgy batch file:
      @echo off
      color a
      mode 10000
      pause >nul
      :a
      echo %random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%
      goto a

    • @PirateTHESteam1
      @PirateTHESteam1 Před 7 lety +16

      now i am HACKER.

    • @trueboxguy5421
      @trueboxguy5421 Před 7 lety +4

      It's a mac... it uses bash. But he wanted to look kewl

    • @ss2727ful
      @ss2727ful Před 7 lety

      just made me lol, congrats.

  • @thedoorlessvoid
    @thedoorlessvoid Před 9 lety +174

    "That peach was juicy wasn't it"
    I died.

  • @zzuko
    @zzuko Před 10 lety +848

    11 years old kid calling himself CEO....creepy

  • @oldbaldjewishguy5187
    @oldbaldjewishguy5187 Před 8 lety +227

    When I was a kid I created a warm yellow drink.

    • @shovel2683
      @shovel2683 Před 8 lety

      +James Cunningham bahahaha

    • @yaykaboom
      @yaykaboom Před 8 lety +1

      +Tristan Brown which is why you're not a billionaire. But if you are, i'd like a small loan of a million dollars please.

    • @nenecoulibaly549
      @nenecoulibaly549 Před 8 lety +3

      you mean pee or were you just jokeing or you didn't mean it that way andif noot what was it

    • @springlockedplushtrap1114
      @springlockedplushtrap1114 Před 8 lety +3

      You mean bleach

  • @carlsalg9016
    @carlsalg9016 Před 8 lety +73

    One thing I must say to all of this, Success comes with a price.

    • @aboelsofalabed1588
      @aboelsofalabed1588 Před 6 lety +5

      Morgan Freeman I'm not sure if you were the real Freeman or not anyway also unsuccess come with price too

    • @yty1941
      @yty1941 Před rokem

      One thing I also need to say is that failure comes with a (greater) price

  • @aaroncoelho-irani4460
    @aaroncoelho-irani4460 Před 4 lety +118

    New title:
    How to become a billionaire when your parents are billionaires

    • @melanychuquimia3478
      @melanychuquimia3478 Před 3 lety

      underrated comment

    • @owenglenn4298
      @owenglenn4298 Před 3 lety +2

      Someone's jealous...

    • @owenglenn4298
      @owenglenn4298 Před 3 lety

      @@ogshub That's not really true though. 55.8% of all of today's billionaires had parents who didn't earn above the national average.

    • @abandonedchannel281
      @abandonedchannel281 Před 3 lety +4

      @@owenglenn4298 not doubting or agreeing but I would like to see the source for that claim.

    • @itseggzy8545
      @itseggzy8545 Před 3 lety

      @@owenglenn4298 But he was talking about the children in this video specifically.

  • @pkgamma
    @pkgamma Před 7 lety +26

    it's a wix site... wtf

  • @juliusbeutler7090
    @juliusbeutler7090 Před rokem +10

    This might be the most dystopian feel-good story I've ever seen, thanks bbc!

  • @LopogaX
    @LopogaX Před 7 lety +5

    0:57 there was a kid sleeping

  • @conskript
    @conskript Před 10 lety +115

    I wonder how much the parents are paying for this..

  • @Hawkdownn
    @Hawkdownn Před 8 lety +16

    LOL future coders at 1:20 the website was created with WIX lol coders my ass

  • @confucheese
    @confucheese Před 8 lety +52

    That incubator shit is pathetic.

    • @urveshvasani6238
      @urveshvasani6238 Před 8 lety +12

      +Frederick Abel Yeah lol kids setting up Wix sites on a free account and calling themselves CEOs - cute

  • @matbroomfield
    @matbroomfield Před 8 lety +30

    Oh dear. Kids are frequently overconfident and think that they're doing something special. I'm all for encouragement and even business coaching, but selling paper and pencils to a few other kids - "new billionaires"? Seriously BBC.
    Even the most interesting idea - the faster 3D printer, had more than a flavour of immature idealism to it. I mean we can all see where there are market openings - "Instantaneous global travel for a dollar". Converting those dreams into reality is the real problem

    • @GRIMRAJ
      @GRIMRAJ Před 7 lety +1

      bro actually even to reach the position of CFO or CEO requires great deal of hard work and sacrifice...but if kids are determined no question abt it

    • @beatzandwheels
      @beatzandwheels Před 7 lety

      lol.

    • @ryanbeast290
      @ryanbeast290 Před 7 lety +1

      The problem is not that there overconfident. Most people don' have the guts to try and run their own buisness. Too many people think like engineers and would rather work on the idea than learn valuable skills in running a buisness. Schools teach a dated factory model of conformity. These kids will do very well in life as the overconfident ones are willing to put themselves out there to get results

    • @matbroomfield
      @matbroomfield Před 7 lety +1

      You certainly make good points Ryan, but I disagree with your conclusion that over-confidence leads to success. America is number one globally in overconfidence, but I don't think (just guessing here) that they have a higher ratio of business start-ups per 1000 people than anywhere else in the world.

    • @squidneythesquid2487
      @squidneythesquid2487 Před 7 lety

      Mat Broomfield my dad runs interviews and says that the best ones for the job are the confident people who put themselves out there without fear.

  • @user-dt9uc9ed7e
    @user-dt9uc9ed7e Před rokem +1

    Listening - to practice your English
    1. Thomas ...
    a.is a 15 year old billionaire
    b.sells mobile apps
    c.films videos for CZcams
    2. This summer Thomas ...
    a.has plans to go somewhere
    b.wants to improve 3D printing
    c.wants to use a 3D printer to create a new product
    3. The main objective of the school in the video is to teach the students ...
    a.how to create their own business
    b.how to advertise their a product
    c.how to use social media
    4. One of the three twelve-year-old children says that children can be better at creating things because ...
    a.they can be more original
    b.they work faster
    c.they know a lot about technology
    5. What seven-year-old Kiowa Kavovit likes about being an entrepreneur is that ...
    a.she can be an inventor
    b.she can be on TV
    c.she can do what she wanted
    6. Kiowa ...
    a.wants to be a zoologist in the future
    b.has animals at home
    c.likes zoos

  • @footgremlin
    @footgremlin Před 7 lety +21

    Rip his dreams google glass has been dead since like 2015 by now

  • @mr__daly
    @mr__daly Před 9 lety +74

    Tax them 50% of their candy.......

    • @nntflow7058
      @nntflow7058 Před 9 lety +2

      E D Daly For what? Welfare, Trillions in bonuses for Corrupt politicians, and extreme spending in useless military junk? No thanks.

  • @Mrawrcakez
    @Mrawrcakez Před 10 lety +21

    1:20 holy shit do you have enough tabs there bud.

    • @eagermeeger
      @eagermeeger Před 9 lety +3

      It isn't that many...

    • @teunissenstefan
      @teunissenstefan Před 9 lety +1

      CEO's never have enough tabs open LOL

    • @-SUM1-
      @-SUM1- Před 9 lety +1

      Bitch please are you kidding? I have 290 tabs open. prntscr.com/6v6u06

    • @user-qk8jl9iq9y
      @user-qk8jl9iq9y Před 6 lety

      SUM1 gg

    • @NuevoVR
      @NuevoVR Před 6 lety

      You think thats a lot?

  • @BadwolfGamer
    @BadwolfGamer Před 10 lety +42

    So where are these kids getting these resources for such projects?
    Yes that's right you worked it out their parents are millionaires.

  • @TravisPlaysYT
    @TravisPlaysYT Před 7 lety +6

    2:05 Very classy CEO.

  • @jeremyta4022
    @jeremyta4022 Před 9 lety +12

    The key is speed? SPEED IS KEY!!

  • @AnonYmous-kg4ht
    @AnonYmous-kg4ht Před 8 lety +22

    nothing new, just ripping off ideas from companies who already made or have services and products that rival this.
    the only reason it's on the news? it's kids.

  • @smurfinclan
    @smurfinclan Před 8 lety +31

    "I'm ceo of isupply" lol that website was made with wix. My 90 year old grandma could do that

  • @ChikaVadik
    @ChikaVadik Před 9 lety +403

    This is the most cringe-worthy thing I think I've seen today.

    • @balls8013
      @balls8013 Před 9 lety +12

      What about this is cringeworthy?

    • @jamesk1564
      @jamesk1564 Před 9 lety +19

      Gooble McDongus kids trying to be adults

    • @herbertconstantinople3791
      @herbertconstantinople3791 Před 9 lety +2

      James K so what they are getting rich .
      Good luck to them

    • @ChikaVadik
      @ChikaVadik Před 9 lety +11

      Gooble McDongus
      Success? Where?

    • @balls8013
      @balls8013 Před 9 lety +4

      ChikaVadik Did you not watch the video? This kid is accomplishing more at 16 years of age than most people will in their entire lives.

  • @Goodvibesz222
    @Goodvibesz222 Před 10 lety +12

    And here I am, 20 years old and still have no clue about what I want to do for a living sigh...

  • @thrippjck1669
    @thrippjck1669 Před 9 lety +224

    When these kids and their cute companies get introduced to hostile corporate takeovers and stock buyouts, reality will hit them hard. Not to mention intelligence leaking. A kid can have an amazing idea, but it all means shit if someone else steals it and makes it a reality faster than you can. LOL

    • @thrippjck1669
      @thrippjck1669 Před 9 lety +21

      BogotaDreamTV4 Exactly what I'm saying. You have to be ruthless in business. Which is why I'm saying most are in for a rude awakening. Business sense is grown with greed, most of these kids look like they are just there because their parents are paying them to be there.

    • @brickstunram9391
      @brickstunram9391 Před 8 lety +2

      Hahaha you hating idiot. These kids have accomplished way more than you or the 26 sheep that have upped your comment. They've started to dream and take a step forward. Imbecile, crabs like yourself want to pull others down because you aren't getting anywhere in life. You drool at the thought of quitting your 9-5 and don't have the fucking back bone to walk a different path and start something of your own. Have fun dwelling in mediocracy!

    • @thrippjck1669
      @thrippjck1669 Před 8 lety +5

      Brickstun Ram LOL. Yes I do work 9-4 and on average I get around $500-$2000 per day from trading in the stock markets. While I admit it is not as high as some people and I want to increase my earnings to $5000-$20,000 per day But you know what? I love what I do every second of it, never thought it was mediocre in my life. Laters flamer

    • @officialsynthwaverecords8284
      @officialsynthwaverecords8284 Před 8 lety

      +Brickstun Ram lol just wait to it actually happens

    • @brickstunram9391
      @brickstunram9391 Před 8 lety +1

      ThRippJck oh of course! As is clearly evident in your history full of anime and bullshit. That's sad that you lied about that because it's actually what I do and a dream of yours hahahahaha

  • @christopherherrera921
    @christopherherrera921 Před 4 lety +34

    This is so awesome. Good job to those kids, their school & teachers, and mentors.

    • @letsdoodlesomethinghome3404
      @letsdoodlesomethinghome3404 Před rokem +1

      And their very wealthy and financially comfortable parents 😂😅

    • @gamingwitharlen2267
      @gamingwitharlen2267 Před rokem

      @@letsdoodlesomethinghome3404 Even if you had that i bet you wouldn't be able to do what these kids are doing.

  • @Bleepbloopitty
    @Bleepbloopitty Před 9 lety +105

    Wow...... what am i doing with my life ?

    • @gabbar51ngh
      @gabbar51ngh Před 6 lety +1

      YuiHritsua These kids won't end up as Elon musk or Mark Zuckerberg.
      You can start later might end up being more successful.
      That's beauty of this. It's never too late

  • @onestepza
    @onestepza Před 8 lety +26

    I'm 26 still playing with my ball.

  • @carolrocque4053
    @carolrocque4053 Před 3 lety +6

    What I find really fascinating is that he’s really got the potential to make all this happen, and he’s under 15!

  • @vsheartless960
    @vsheartless960 Před 9 lety +4

    watching this makes me hate my mom..
    she realised very early that I was a fast learner and held me back intentionally so I would have things to learn at preschool, kindergarden and school in general..
    but instead I just ended up resenting the teachers for not teaching me stuff fast enough, eventually I stopped filling in the tests since they were just repeats of old ones.. for some reason they got worried I had trouble understanding, they gave me a diagnostic test and I aced it..
    then the cycle just continued, they spent the next years asking me why I performed so poorly on tests when they knew I allready knew this stuff - I thought the question itself held the answer..
    I changed schools, aced the diagnostic tests.. and the same shit started again.. atleast this school had lectures with discussions, opinions and diffrent perspectives mattered all of a sudden - so there was a passtime besides performing mediocre at tests..
    the first academic validation I felt was when there was a brief mention about stephen hawkins in the media of the gamma radiations from black holes, because it confirmed the equations in my head that kept my occupied in school.. simply put black holes are not black they are white, matter is black, they don't pull the universe in they expand it.. old news now yes but back then I felt so happy there was something my equations applied to..
    reading about quantum physics calmed my mind.. I could understand it.. just not talk to anyone about it.. (how I wrote it now is how I've learned to explain it rather then the more accurate way of describing it)
    and then shit happened with everyone and everything in my life.. and I spent the next years depressed, I'm finally glad again and couldn't really care less about a certified education, can't stand the system...
    I've spent most of this time learning to explain myself so as many as possible can understand me, I'm finally happy how well I'm now able to do so.. (even if I feel as if I'm recovering from a brain injury, it is just so slow this way..)
    Seeing this video about these children being so clever made me resentful, jealous, I haven't really accomplished much and it frustrates me how much I could have been able to do if I would have had support growing up.. I had the need for a guide as I had no clear direction besides just learning, the teachers briefly filled this role but not to my desire..
    I know I'm happy now.. it is just the overachiver in me screaming for validation but I know I'll be happier not seeking it.
    (the reference about brain injury is my perspective about how it is to learn how to talk about "the shapes that my equations make" instead of the number that no one really understands..
    forgoing the left side for the right side even if I think that is rather nonsensical way of formulating it I can't help to think that is what I'm doing when I'm "translating" numbers into images that I can explain more easily..)

  • @blissfultongues
    @blissfultongues Před 7 lety +6

    I love this, good for them and calling themselves the CEO

  • @helpfulbill5173
    @helpfulbill5173 Před 7 lety +39

    Very humbling. I am really glad there are kids out there who will reach high and do great things.

    • @quinncreel6091
      @quinncreel6091 Před rokem +1

      cuz we have been conditioned to believe making money is "doing great things". It's not.

    • @a3dr2
      @a3dr2 Před rokem

      You have no idea. Probably not the one who is in 3D printing who looks passionate but the other ones are clearly conditionned by their parents to think this way, and once they become adults, they might just say fuck off to all of this and become farmers, which is btw a good thing for sure lol

  • @jcp1302
    @jcp1302 Před 7 lety +19

    Thanks BBC, now tell us their backgrounds. You know where are they from, how wealthy are their families or the other way around, how are they doing in school currently and what do their teachers think of them. Things like that.

    • @quinncreel6091
      @quinncreel6091 Před rokem

      Exactly, they are not telling the whole story. The whole story is infinitely sadder.

  • @crustydownunder
    @crustydownunder Před 8 lety +8

    After reading all the comments, I'm just blown away. There is more to life than money, far more. I'd rather die poor and happy than live rich and miserable. Without life's tough lessons to teach them these kids may grow up to be selfish arseholes. They might get lucky and live full enjoyable lives, but what are the chances? And who's to say these kids will continue to have the drive they need to push ahead with this stuff?
    I started my second business at 25 and within 3 years was taking home, after tax and expenses, $10,000 a week. One selfish wife and a divorce later and I was on the dole. Life has a way evening things out. I never got the desire or the drive needed, to start again, back after that. Sure, I've done ok, but I learned very quickly that nothing last in this world. Now, I've traveled more than most people, I meet a spectacular, caring, loving woman in America and we live in Australia. She's happy, I'm happy and that's all that matters. Sure, we struggle from time to time with money, but even the very wealthy have money issues. It's not about how much you earn, people, it's about how much you burn.

    • @clarko6282
      @clarko6282 Před 6 lety

      Well, this is an actual representation of failure, you felled one time, and you'll never get up. Money (believe it or not) is a important thing. It's stupid to think "you die poor or rich, it doen't matter". What about your kids, your grandkids. Do you want to leave a mark, not only in your family line, but in the whole becoming generations by being a recognised person? Or are you just going to sit there and say: "money's not important"

    • @pikminpuck8015
      @pikminpuck8015 Před 6 lety

      If I was poor I wouldn't be happy

    • @stopgettingtriggered
      @stopgettingtriggered Před 6 lety

      can you say what the business was and what happened to your ex-wife?

    • @bradmarshall6366
      @bradmarshall6366 Před 5 lety

      Crusty Gronk - I wonder why we never meet a person who has never been through divorce in west or east. Is it only asia which has least divorce rate however rising lately due to western influence and media exposure? Great story though.

  • @ThrowEverything
    @ThrowEverything Před 7 lety +34

    And of course they use macbooks

    • @ThrowEverything
      @ThrowEverything Před 7 lety

      ***** lol good one

    • @defaultmesh
      @defaultmesh Před 7 lety

      so your professors recommends hdd over ssd?

    • @victorsvay3986
      @victorsvay3986 Před 7 lety

      Macbooks have soldiered RAM and SSD into the logic board which are not user upgradeable, Windows laptops however have the option to do so.

    • @Allie912
      @Allie912 Před 7 lety

      Ahmes Syahda like what Victor Sv said, MacBook storage cannot be upgraded and when you start to write code that uses a lot of RAM you have to be able to modify it. With MacBooks you have to constantly wipe your RAM and when you're working on serious code that's not ideal.

    • @gamer7916
      @gamer7916 Před 7 lety

      Victor Sv real programmers use linux

  • @danielking104
    @danielking104 Před 8 lety +6

    The point here is that kids knows no shame and is at the most creative phase of their life. Make money or not doesn't matter, pursuit your dreams and make them happen before you become like one of us grown ups, we have bills to pay, orders to follow, and consider everything with man made consequences.

  • @Longhiter333
    @Longhiter333 Před 10 lety +9

    this is awesome, smart kids who are being encouraged to build their own business!

  • @octavian88888888
    @octavian88888888 Před 10 lety +34

    It doesn't matter how brilliant you are as a child. If you don't have family or parental support you end up being nothing.

    • @paper_boat12
      @paper_boat12 Před 4 lety

      or atleast we can't make it at early stages of like those millionaire kids are doing

  • @_J.P._
    @_J.P._ Před 9 lety +25

    Imagine them at the age of 30. No friends, no real friends that is, no experience that came at a certain life span and is merely a "one time only" thing within that life span, weird expectations from people around them, social skills at a zero degree freezing point and what not. Parents are parents not only because kids need to have some food and clothing, but also to accomodate kids with the very best they can have - a childhood. Fairy tales, games, basic education... kids got a lot of time to learn that the world is fucked up and that many people work all day to get some money to spend it again so they can go work all day again. Until they die one day.
    But don`t get me wrong. Paid education is a good thing in some places, since many of todays schools accept a variation of children with a wide range of ideas and at the end they emmit sterile gray shaded people with a diploma, where one is like the other.

    • @smokestacks2033
      @smokestacks2033 Před 9 lety +1

      Well describes the education system

    • @GamesweiveR
      @GamesweiveR Před 9 lety +3

      Have literally no idea what youre talking about lol. You sound jealous right now... Why cant they befriend each other? Are you one of those people who needs 2000 facebook friends and spends everynight out drinking with your "ride or die" homies because you need to escape from life? These kids are building your kids futures. Does Bill Gates seem unhappy? Steve Jobs? Oprah? Being an entrepreneur puts you in contact with powerful allies and friends. As an entrepreneur its frustrating listening to people talk about sports and tv shows and blah blah im broke and job sucks blah... I LOVE hanging out with people like me because we can (literally) move mountains if we need to to get things done. Im happy these kids wont be experiencing the "work till you die" lifestyle so many people fall into. And the best thing? You could be doing it too if youd take the blinders off. Put down the beer, stay at home, save $, invest/build/invent with the $ and tweak it till you take flight. In America ANYONE can make it, but most people never even try. Peace.

    • @_J.P._
      @_J.P._ Před 9 lety +1

      GamesweiveR Did you really reply to my comment? Because I got the feeling that you do not adress me in any way at all. It is always interesting how people from different places can totally misunderstand each other. And some conversations are totally helpless and lost, because at least one of the conversation partners (or both) do understand the language, the words, but drift appart with the meaning :)
      ...and I am not jealous, I wish everybody just the best (until they piss me off for no reason), I got a happy life, I am not the "work till you die" person, I got around 9 friends (on Facebook around 100 but that is for sport events reason so I can send everybody invitations)

    • @GamesweiveR
      @GamesweiveR Před 9 lety

      iiiYEDDLEiii Ok, benefit of the doubt time. What were you trying to say exactly? I took it as an attack towards the kids because they're being trained from so young to lead and build. I see no problem with this and was defending that one position as a fellow entrepreneur. I do however agree with your assessment of most education in general and how the system is designed to crank out bland citizens, or "worker bees" as I call them.

    • @nntflow7058
      @nntflow7058 Před 9 lety

      iiiYEDDLEiii Imagine having $400,000 loan for housing, earn $2000 a month. And get married to ugly fat women. Well, unless you became rich you'll ended up just like that.

  • @user-xv1mu2qu5u
    @user-xv1mu2qu5u Před 3 lety +2

    what do you need to become a billionaire 10%talent and 90% financial background

  • @davidtakius
    @davidtakius Před 10 lety +19

    WTF is this!! Do they even understand what they are saying??

  • @CaptainOwl
    @CaptainOwl Před 6 lety +1

    2:07 That peach was JUICY wasn't it? omg XD im sooo done lol

  • @JuniorShepherd
    @JuniorShepherd Před 6 lety +109

    And people be like, "I have a college degree! Yay I made it. Now I can just chill and live my life." Brah. You haven't even made a tiny scratch on the world. What have you done to make the world a different place? Little 15 year old kid applying for patents like he's ordering fries in a drive thru

    • @GalacticWorld_
      @GalacticWorld_ Před 6 lety +10

      Junior Shepherd that 15 year is apply a patent on a project from an open source framework. He’s basically doing nothing himself

    • @oliver-yc6up
      @oliver-yc6up Před 6 lety +2

      why make the world a different place when u can make ur own world whatever u want, whenever u want. making a difference on the world is ur own choice

    • @Anndrei02
      @Anndrei02 Před 6 lety

      VGclassicVG he s stil going to get A LOT of experience , among other things.

    • @Anndrei02
      @Anndrei02 Před 6 lety

      VGclassicVG Just like everyone else?Just like BHAD BHABIE or shitty rappers for example ? Maybe he has given up on life ,maybe he didnt .I wanted to point out that in your comment you seemed rather pessimistic on this topic , so I brought up the other side of the coin in discussion. I dont care that much to look further into his details , I m just saying. Yes there are kids with his talent ,but there are not that many it can t be compared with a video game ;) it just can t. He thinks while he writes the code , looks for solutions , and does something kids of his age usually by a strong majority don t even think of doing.

    • @Anndrei02
      @Anndrei02 Před 6 lety +1

      1. I said he s getting a lot of experience from his work ,I never said he is going to be the future billionaire or something ,it is just persons like you and him are rare ;) . Even if maybe you are surrounded with people that have a lot of knowledge and talents , that doesn t mean that the talents seen by you in them are that common. For a good programmer it is quite common to have the mentioned traits , but for the rest of the world it isn t ,mostly . There are 18.5 million programmers roughly worldwide ,while there are more than 7.6 billion people. If you compare the two , the abilities of progammers are quite unique ,even if they are common in their group.
      2. You think coding is just as easy as gaming because you actually learnt it but for the other common folk ranging from 14 to 60 or older that never ever layed their fingers on an IDE the whole thing will look like wizardry to them at the first glance.And even if they actually tried once they will be reluctant to learn it for personal reasons(it might be boring for them , they don t have an algorithmic mind , they don t use their creativity to the fullest etc).
      3. Visual Studio is not that basic ,it is very popular because you have most of the languages of the world there to download and you can make both easy and difficult projects , it depends on the individual knowledge , creativity and so on.
      Will you see surgeons complaining on most of the operations can be? No , for them is second nature.
      If you feel like it is easy to program , then it means you mastered it at some degree .

  • @Kirito14682
    @Kirito14682 Před 9 lety +8

    Google glass is too overpriced and a lot of places don't allow it

    • @user-jh6kx1fw9h
      @user-jh6kx1fw9h Před 3 lety

      It's a total rip-off and there's no reason to have it. :)

  • @KallenW
    @KallenW Před 9 lety +242

    He can call himself an app maker, but not a coder BECAUSE HE HAS A FUCKING MAC!

    • @KallenW
      @KallenW Před 9 lety +1

      ***** EVERYTHING!!!!

    • @teunissenstefan
      @teunissenstefan Před 9 lety +9

      Can't not be a Fanboy. Well. no.
      You can CODE/PROGRAM on a PC AND Mac. I would not choose for a Mac though.

    • @KallenW
      @KallenW Před 9 lety

      Stefan Teunissen atleast he's using a macbook cus iMacs suck, but the Mac Pro is decent.

    • @teunissenstefan
      @teunissenstefan Před 9 lety

      Can't not be a Fanboy. Yea

    • @KallenW
      @KallenW Před 9 lety +1

      ***** not to microsoft, I said PCs. iMacs pretend to be fully fledged computers when they are just macbook pros with the screen flipped around permanently with stand a mouse and wireless keyboard.They even only have mobile graphical processors.

  • @jnation29
    @jnation29 Před rokem +2

    Where is he 8 years later?

  • @TimJSwan
    @TimJSwan Před 8 lety +2

    I love how he's just a boy and he's a CEO. :)

    • @user-jh6kx1fw9h
      @user-jh6kx1fw9h Před 3 lety

      Could also be tax evasion, for whoever is sponsoring them.

  • @bolmeinheign
    @bolmeinheign Před 8 lety +4

    my God they look like Singaporean kids...

  • @jefferi78
    @jefferi78 Před 10 lety +6

    what happen to the playing time, learning mistake and childhood memories?

  • @dhgatemark7786
    @dhgatemark7786 Před 8 lety

    We need more of these people

  • @jamjam5352
    @jamjam5352 Před 7 lety +2

    imagine going for a job interview and a 7 year old is behind the table

  • @kylesharpe3376
    @kylesharpe3376 Před 10 lety +4

    I want to go to that school

    • @vivisiow7214
      @vivisiow7214 Před 9 lety

      Don't say what u might regret.basic math algebra and blah blah blah makes even my head spin.@.@ but programming?XD damn.i wanna learn.:(
      Good thing I have 2 books on c++ programming and html from the library.:D

  • @finn54123
    @finn54123 Před rokem +4

    “Stupid kids being born into wealthy families and doing things that can change the world instead of hanging out and playing sport and video games.” That’s stupid, sure they have an advantage being born into wealth, but at least they’re using it in productive ways, doesn’t make the stuff they’re doing less impressive

  • @AbdullahZakir
    @AbdullahZakir Před 4 lety +2

    We need an update on these kids

  • @will4may175
    @will4may175 Před 4 lety +1

    The sad thing is, this is 6yrs ago and still schools are behind with whats needed for when you leave, they still teach languages, WHY?, they only teach one language, and different schools teach another language, drop foreign languages, drop geography, drop religion as you can learn about religion in history and it'll be all religions not one forced on you, most of whats taught in schools is not needed, kids leaving into the working world with nothing to offer unless they go to college/Uni for years.
    I have no idea what schools in other countries are like, but here in the UK, they are garbage, we have a government stuck in the past with its head up its own backside, we need modern education, laws and politicians, sick of all the old farts in charge with no clue what so ever.

  • @MrLoneWolf009
    @MrLoneWolf009 Před 10 lety +10

    And to think at my school all they taught us was how to do basic math science history art and language. Screw the older generations of students that actually need this training. Nooo, they're not about to enter the workforce.

    • @lysaali50
      @lysaali50 Před 3 lety

      my school got rid if the work experience program
      i hate the PTA board so much

  • @H3llion78
    @H3llion78 Před 8 lety +21

    billionaire's is a little far fetched.

    • @chrissoucy5036
      @chrissoucy5036 Před 8 lety

      +Dylan Jones all people are children so it makes sense

  • @justinheaton8676
    @justinheaton8676 Před 9 lety +1

    I totally agree with this video, we kids have power and we can still live a fun childhood, but work hard and study. I'm sure these kids will live a wealthy life when they get older, Thank You

  • @acciii7873
    @acciii7873 Před 6 lety +1

    ”Future billionares” *Makes company selling crayons for classmates*

  • @THENUTSBIGDIRTYBASEMENT
    @THENUTSBIGDIRTYBASEMENT Před 7 lety +5

    I used to sell energy drinks and sweets to people when I was at school. Wheres myy money!!!

  • @kazutokirigaya558
    @kazutokirigaya558 Před 9 lety +4

    After comparing my childhood to these kids. I feel like a dimwit now

  • @Sherrygamespvtltd
    @Sherrygamespvtltd Před 7 lety +2

    “I think everybody should get rich and famous and do everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it's not the answer.” - Jim Carrey

  • @willcarter5110
    @willcarter5110 Před 7 lety +1

    LMAO! The kid at 0:57 is asleep!

  • @newclouds544
    @newclouds544 Před 7 lety +4

    I bet he's fun at parties

  • @NeilGhosh
    @NeilGhosh Před 10 lety +6

    Wow ! 6 year old pronounces entrepreneur perfect :) at 2:01

    • @christoc99
      @christoc99 Před 10 lety +3

      I know right! wow!!

    • @KaiserX
      @KaiserX Před 10 lety +3

      Wow antrantpeneur

    • @christoc99
      @christoc99 Před 10 lety

      i want me some boo boo bandits : ) let me check it out. i loved the pig she is an angel ..like me lololol

    • @WolfWeber
      @WolfWeber Před 9 lety +1

      They will possibly learn about the nasty sides of being entrepreneurs the day Apple lawyers show up because of the "I" in their company's name.

    • @ironleo555
      @ironleo555 Před 9 lety

      You can see how she concentrates on pronouncing it, they probably took that scene sveral times. Just saying

  • @bunniz
    @bunniz Před 7 lety

    It's amazing the opportunities that the Internet has granted to the current and next generation.

  • @limitless1692
    @limitless1692 Před 6 lety

    When i see this
    I am proud of 2018 free society
    I am soo lucky to be alive in these times .....

  • @travelsahead
    @travelsahead Před 10 lety +53

    40 year old virgin in the making

    • @Snagabott
      @Snagabott Před 10 lety +30

      Yeah. Who ever heard of a woman who wanted a man with money?

    • @TOXICPUCK
      @TOXICPUCK Před 10 lety

      lol

    • @Jupi446
      @Jupi446 Před 4 lety +2

      J d Whoever said looks or muscles defined your personality more than money did?

  • @israelmartindiazsuarez671

    Great Kids. I wish I could have had the same ideas and opportunities when I was that age.

  • @NightyLight
    @NightyLight Před 4 lety +1

    1:13 why does the kid on the left looks like logan paul?

  • @mrpittsburgh4126
    @mrpittsburgh4126 Před 2 lety +2

    Wheres he now

  • @HongKongMate
    @HongKongMate Před 10 lety +3

    You can do whatever u like when u ar that rich

  • @kyzed2552
    @kyzed2552 Před 8 lety +13

    Hi, I am Barack Obama, President of USA

  • @mushypork1272
    @mushypork1272 Před 6 lety +1

    "the problem with 3d printers that they don't print fast enough, i want them to print faster" - that's the idea we all have been waiting for

  • @a1.70
    @a1.70 Před 6 lety +1

    This is a good thing and I support it. Schools need to teach kids how to be self employed because you'll never get rich working for someone else

  • @benkitchen4806
    @benkitchen4806 Před 9 lety +10

    CEO head of sales and a director of marketing for a school dealer of pencils....

  • @MaryJane-bo6lj
    @MaryJane-bo6lj Před 9 lety +115

    wow... there's a lot of jealous grown-ups about...
    I wanna tell 'em to grow up, but uh...

    • @MaryJane-bo6lj
      @MaryJane-bo6lj Před 9 lety +2

      ***** you got dough?

    • @MaryJane-bo6lj
      @MaryJane-bo6lj Před 9 lety +2

      delivery costs extra...
      I got lemon kush but I know a guy that got squidgy... he ain't back from the desert lands though...

    • @Ostarrichi996
      @Ostarrichi996 Před 9 lety

      Mary Jane dayum, legalize!

    • @Happy-it4bm
      @Happy-it4bm Před 9 lety +1

      I wanted to like you comment, But I can't find the like button

    • @MaryJane-bo6lj
      @MaryJane-bo6lj Před 9 lety +1

      Happy lol thanks

  • @GOLDshred
    @GOLDshred Před 9 lety +2

    Wow must've been a dry day at the bbc headquarters

  • @h0bost
    @h0bost Před 7 lety +3

    I can't help but cringe at this especially at the guy wearing the Google glass 😂😂😂

  • @ragingbull5883
    @ragingbull5883 Před 6 lety +32

    The only thing BBC is good for is UK Television. So pretty much just Top Gear.

  • @godmakoto1041
    @godmakoto1041 Před 6 lety

    2:03 Lol "GOOD GIRL" whata savage

  • @5dwolf22
    @5dwolf22 Před 8 lety +1

    These kids got the money for the big computers, $1000 dollar programs to create apps and sell them, the average person doesn't have that kind of money, these kids are already in a rich family

  • @monkyshit420
    @monkyshit420 Před 10 lety +5

    hes 15? he looks like 6 lol i looked like that when i was 6. Kid get some sunlight and enjoy life.

    • @herofights818
      @herofights818 Před 9 lety

      ooh someone is jeleous

    • @C4Fernandez
      @C4Fernandez Před 9 lety

      ***** You would be when another kid is allowed the technology because they can afford it xD

    • @herofights818
      @herofights818 Před 9 lety

      can you speak proper english please?

    • @BeanCounterVeteran
      @BeanCounterVeteran Před 9 lety

      He might just be a late bloomer.

  • @FungusMossGnosis
    @FungusMossGnosis Před 8 lety +7

    Future entrée-manures of the world, how cute.

  • @av4rici0u55
    @av4rici0u55 Před 3 lety

    I like that he had cmd in green and black in the background.

  • @RealCristianoPenaldo
    @RealCristianoPenaldo Před 6 lety +1

    "That peach was juicy, isn't it?".... Witnesses: *Blank stares and forced silence.* Pig: *Please stop harassing me.*

  • @Bladex750
    @Bladex750 Před 9 lety +4

    The future looks bright; I hope some adults here can learn from these young business ladies and gentlemen.

  • @JI-cp4pk
    @JI-cp4pk Před 7 lety +3

    I still want to be like Mr.Bean

    • @invincibleHunter
      @invincibleHunter Před 2 lety

      been 5 years, are you now a mr bean

    • @JI-cp4pk
      @JI-cp4pk Před 2 lety

      @@invincibleHunter no. but i have depression now :)

  • @abdullahnc
    @abdullahnc Před 7 lety +1

    Little did the 2014 Earthlings know, Google Glass lost all the hype because they realized they didn't need to pay 1k dollars for a wearable smartphone. They only needed to pay 350 for an iWatch.

  • @wallflower2943
    @wallflower2943 Před 3 lety

    Him : Making this and that at the age of 15
    Me : debating in my head whether I should watch random video here or sleep

  • @Desire123ification
    @Desire123ification Před 10 lety +21

    Not good! Let children be children; from birth 'til at least 18 or 21 (depending on countries)... Have fun, breath, be playful and rejoice yourself about being part of Life; but not this make belief world of arbitrary competition... Very, very sad how narrow minded some people really are!

    • @zombiekiller117
      @zombiekiller117 Před 10 lety +1

      Ok so why not keep being playful and rejoicing in life past 18 or 21 ?

    • @Desire123ification
      @Desire123ification Před 10 lety

      zombiekiller117 Have you made the effort to at least read the first words? The comment was made specifically on the well-being of children and not playful adults! Nuance...

    • @roykimor
      @roykimor Před 10 lety

      They enjoy it, everyone individual is different, they like what they're doing so they have a good childhood

    • @Desire123ification
      @Desire123ification Před 10 lety

      Roy Mor Pointless comment in a pointless argument... Go figure!

    • @zombiekiller117
      @zombiekiller117 Před 10 lety

      ***** Childhood is a social construct, completely arbitrary. You are a troll.