Elon Musk Becomes First Trillionaire: What It Means for Your Wallet

[00:01] video, June 12, 2026, a single human being has become worth more than entire countries, OK? Combined, they are larger than Sweden, larger than Ireland. Guys, Ilomans has become the first trillionaire in human history with a fortune estimated

[00:14] because I don't know exactly how much he has, because it's varying, you know? To give you five richest billionaires in the world combined. But hold on, because this story isn't about admiring Musk, right? about understanding a mechanism that determines

[00:28] how much money goes into your pocket each month. That's incredible, but let's go. definitely going down in history , because it changed things. For the first

[00:43] trillionaire. [music] A trillionaire in dollars, right? A recording this video, when SpaceX, which is Elon Musk's rocket company , went public on the Nasdaq technology stock exchange in the United States, in the largest IPO ever

[00:57] , that is, the largest initial public offering in history. Then the stocks went through the roof, they skyrocketed, and his fortune smashed the this means, comment below, because your opinion will be important

[01:09] . In your opinion, is this pure merit, total merit, or is the system favoring those already at the top? I want to see both sides in the comments. Let's comments. Hey, speaking of transforming one thing into many, let me

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[02:57] you can get a feel for the size. Well, SpaceX went public with a valuation of approximately $1.77 trillion. It raised nearly $75 billion, becoming the largest IPO in history, even surpassing the record set in 2019. Guys,

[03:10] Musk's stake in SpaceX alone is worth more than $76 billion. Then you combine trillion mark. Just so you know, the second co-founder of Google, has around 300 billion. My brother could be

[03:24] Elon Musk's chauffeur. In other words, Musk is worth more than three times the second-placed investor. That's a lot of money, man. Twitter should make money . Seriously? Okay, but how did he get here? How did he reach this level? It wasn't just one lucky attack

[03:37] this level? It wasn't just one lucky attack , it was an entire empire. Tesla in Stalin, which is the satellite internet arm, already makes more money than the space operation itself. XCI, the artificial intelligence company that it bought and now controls

[03:50] , right? The former Twitter, Neuralink, is in the field of connecting brain and computer. Dude, like, they're a group with tentacles in every sector of every sector of future technology, just future technology. Now,

[04:02] but the real question isn't how he got rich, is it? How did he become so rich? The question is, what does being a trillionaire in the world mean to you, sitting on the we get into that discussion that's raging all over the planet: the

[04:15] concentration of wealth. A lot of people say that, right? Pay attention to this According to Oxfam, an organization that studies inequality in the world, the wealth of global billionaires hit a historic record of $18.3 trillion

[04:28] in 2025, growing three times faster than the average of the previous 5 years . It's shooting up now. Since 2020, the wealth of billionaires has increased by 81%, almost doubling in 5 years. And listen to this

[04:41] because it's going to tug at your heartstrings. The 12 richest billionaires in the world have more money combined than the poorest half of humanity. But considering the poorest half, man, we're talking about more than 4 billion people.

[04:55] 12 people versus 4 billion. There's more. According to Roxfan, the richest 1% in the world controls nearly 44% of all the wealth on the planet. Now think about this, guys. Think about it. Meanwhile, one in four people in the world

[05:09] This is the contrast that makes people question this system. That's why Damn, I need to concentrate my money. Hey guys, I need to be honest Because the people on this channel think, they don't swallow pre-prepared speeches, right?

[05:23] Apart from a few rare reactions. So you're going to think, on one side there are those who defend steal that money, and he really didn't, right? He built companies, he of thousands of people, that put reusable rockets on their feet, [music] that

[05:37] have it, that accelerated the electric car worldwide. OK, man, money sitting idle in an account, he's not keeping his money under the mattress, it's stocks. If under the mattress, it's stocks. If SpaceX crashes tomorrow, he loses billions. It's

[05:51] risk, it's innovation, it's merit. In this argument, creating value for society creator. It's normal. On the other side there are those who say: "The problem isn't a person getting rich." The problem is the size of the distance. When 12 people have more than

[06:05] distance. When 12 people have more than 4 billion, something is out of whack. raises, which is even more serious, right? Extreme wealth translates into political power. The report indicates that billionaires have a much greater chance of holding positions of power,

[06:18] influencing governments, the media, and even social networks. Illumansk, he has a certain amount of especially on Twitter, right? He's a little bit active on Twitter, right? Hey guys, inequality, secondly, right, that side, OK? According to what these

[06:31] people say, inequality is no longer just about money, but about who controls the indisputable. Those who have a lot of money are truly too influential and narrative, and social media; we know this. I'm not going to tell

[06:46] asking me, damn it, to me the guy deserves credit. Those who have achieved it capitalist. Capitalism rewards those who have merit. Whether it's right or wrong, that's a different debate, it's something else entirely . Cai politicizes the debate, polarizes it. I'm

[07:02] this is one of those discussions where intelligent people disagree in good faith, will attack the other person in the middle of a discussion like that, OK? But what I think is this: there is a machine concentrating wealth at the top at an

[07:16] unprecedented speed. That's a fact, OK? Yes, it's in the data, it's happening now. what changes everything. You have to know how to work with this. And this is where I wanted to two ways to react to this situation. The first way is to complain,

[07:30] sit down, look at the mask, turn to the trail on time, think everything is unfair and do Twitter and complain. Actually, go on Twitter and complain. Impressive. People complain that Musk is getting rich on Twitter, which is his business. Who do you think is

[07:42] Elon Musk. And honestly, some of the outrage makes sense, but outrage doesn't pay the bills. Complaining won't help , damn it, the world is capitalist, it sucks, bro. You're in the playground, you have to

[07:56] way you can escape. There is no other playground for you to play on. Just unfortunately, I have to say this. It hurts, but unfortunately that's what it is, ask you: "What good does it do for you to keep complaining?" "Ah, the guy has money. The

[08:10] money. That's absurd. Don't complain that the guy has money. Don't put money in your pocket. No way, man. Play the game, Some will take advantage of what I'm saying, others will attack me in the

[08:23] comments. It's easy for you, you're not in the reality of Brazil. to the rich guy, it applies to the poor guy. The guy has to do you think it will work if he complains? No, he has to complain on Twitter

[08:36] . Does it work if he complains? Just answer me that. Complaining doesn't work. It does n't work. Maybe one day someone will do something, turn the whole world to communism, right? There are many people who support that. I can't support

[08:49] something like that, man. But complaining now won't help. The second way, and yes, the second way, man, is for you to understand how this machine works and position yourself within it. It's the playground..." You're playing on the playground, right?

[09:02] Notice something, man, that you repeat in all these cases. Most of this wealth didn't come from a salary, it came from assets, from owning a piece of a company, from building something that scales, that works 24 hours a day without needing your

[09:15] physical presence. Man, those who only trade time for money have a ceiling. Am I . Eliza, I know there are people who can't get past that, but I'm bringing you a reality. Those who only trade time for

[09:29] money can't scale and have a ceiling, they'll hit that ceiling. You have 24 discuss, but those who build assets break that ceiling. And today, for the first time in history, man, it's possible to build assets without a huge amount of capital. A

[09:43] YouTube channel is an asset, an audience is an asset, right? Content that keeps running and generating income while you sleep is an asset, okay? And no, man, you're not going to videos, right? That would be something. It's dishonest of me to promise you this, but you can stop

[09:55] day and start building something that grows on its own. I'm not trying to any advertising. The logic is the same as the big players, you understand? It's just that on your scale, starting small is much better than not starting at all. I started small, man. Believe it or not, I started small

[10:09] . Anyone who knows my story knows that I really came from nothing. From what I have today, I came from nothing. I did had, well, not all that ,

[10:23] Today I had nowhere to live. My father separated, my mother had nowhere to live. I had nowhere to live. my hand, put a stick in my hand to lick. You don't know this, do you? But stole a bean spoon from the caretaker of my brother's gym, where I

[10:37] my brother's gym, where I slept. tatami. So, my brother, it's where I am, you know? So, I think my differential is that, it's wanting to build, you know? And succeeding. I succeeded. I'm

[10:50] not going to. And again, I'm not trying because I know where this gets this, they get cut. Look what this guy is saying. He's a piece of [ __ ]. Man, I'm not saying everyone can do it, it's impossible, but if you don't try, you won't

[11:04] succeed. Closing the thought, man, today the world gained, right, its first trillionaire, and its true historical milestone , but the milestone hides a lesson greater than Lilansk himself. The wealth in today's world goes to creative people

[11:16] who scale, not to those who only execute tasks, those who are [musicians] who are just there obeying orders and don't scale. That's the rule of the game. Whether you like it or not, there's nothing you can the rule of the game. Whether you like it or not, there's nothing you can do. And it's no use,

[11:29] man, complaining. That's it. And the inequality in this abyss between the The debate about top and bottom will coming years. I'll keep bringing you this data with sources from both sides, without pushing narratives, okay? So tell me in the comments,

[11:44] for you, is Elomska's trillion a symbol of innovation or a symbol of an unregulated system? And more importantly, what are you building today so you're not others' wealth grow? I really want to read [music] . Remember that you can

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