I have 400K followers on Instagram.
I do wanna be famous.
I mean, like, who doesn't wanna be famous?
On Instagram, people leave comments complimenting me
on my outfit, paying attention and stuff.
It makes me feel good to be knowing, like,
over a million people are, like, watching me.
People just put hearts and somebody put the money sign.
Like, yeah, money.
It makes me feel happy and appreciative
that people, like, feel that way.
Well, I'm here with Ronald and Tyeesha.
Ronald is what I call a taker.
In this world, there are givers and there are takers.
Ronald is a taker.
He has said, yes, I take money from my mother.
I don't care that she is working 120 hours a week.
I don't care that she's making sacrifices.
I don't care that she's living in a small bedroom
because I've taken over the master suite.
I don't care that my little sister is making sacrifices.
All I care is that I get what I want when I want it
and I want it right now.
And in fact, I want her to increase how much she's giving me
because it's not enough to support my lifestyle.
Now he says he's not gonna go to college
because he's gonna become a YouTube star.
And you're gonna make millions at this, right?
Yep.
A video creator can make money on YouTube.
You can earn maybe $2,000 per million views.
You know, that's per million views.
Right now, you have zero views.
(audience laughs)
But if you had a million views, you'd get $2,000.
YouTube takes 45% of that.
IRS takes a cut of the remainder.
The viewers have to watch 30 seconds of an ad
for it to count.
So if you have a million views, you get $2,000.
YouTube takes 45% of that for their commission,
so that $2,000 now becomes $1,100.
Then you pay tax on that at about 40% so that's $660.
So every time you get somebody to watch a video
a million times, you get $660.
You understand, to make millions,
you've gotta have a lot of views.
Okay, I got views right now.
You don't have any videos.
Okay, it don't matter.
You don't have any videos. Okay, I'm gonna make videos.
There's gonna be videos on my YouTube.
Focus on your future, going to college.
No, I'm not going
to college. A trade school.
Even a fashion designer. You say you got views.
You talking about my viewers?
No, these are my views right now.
This is my show right now.
It's not your show.
No, no, hold on, hold on.
Let's explore that.
Let's explore that this is your show.
Whose name do you see on the walls?
Okay, so what?
(audience cheers)
And let me ask you another question.
How much are you getting paid for your show?
I don't know.
How much am I getting paid for your show?
I don't know, how much are you getting paid for my show?
A lot more than zero.
Okay.
You wanna know what I would tell you to do?
I believe in commando parenting.
And I've written a book about it.
It sold millions of copies.
(audience laughs)
And I talk in there about commando parenting,
which is when you get children that are entitled,
then you have to let them learn
that those things are privileges that are to be earned.
What you have to do as a parent,
according to the laws of the state where you live,
you are required as a parent
to give him a warm and dry place to live,
nutrition, medical care, and educational opportunity.
You gotta make sure he gets to school.
He doesn't have to have iPhones, xboxes, television.
No, I do. Any of that.
Deserve it. No.
He's just talking to himself.
I'm telling you the truth.
What he needs is a room with a bed
and a pillow and a blanket.
That's it.