The video discusses the obsession with showing off wealth and flexing on social media, specifically on YouTube. The speaker argues that this trend is driven by the desire to appeal to and control young viewers, and that it has become a major theme in music and other industries. The video also critiques the idea that money and expensive possessions equate to success or happiness, and encourages viewers to be more discerning about what they consume and support online.
Sure, here are the key facts extracted from the text without including opinions:
**From the first part of the text:**
1. Rule number one for making money on YouTube is having cool and expensive clothing.
2. Rule number two is owning an expensive vehicle for transportation.
3. Rule number three suggests having health, happiness, and a lot of something (not specified).
**From the second part of the text:**
4. Vloggers on YouTube often use flexing (showing off wealth) as a strategy to gain views.
5. Some vloggers create an inaccurate image of their lifestyle for views.
6. There's a trend of clickbaiting viewers with expensive lifestyles to gain more views.
7. Some vloggers offer courses or merchandise to monetize their image.
8. The obsession with showing off wealth in music and YouTube culture is criticized.
**From the third part of the text:**
9. 21 Savage, who built his brand around street cred, decided to stop spending money on jewelry and instead invest in property and businesses.
Please note that the text contains some subjective statements and opinions, which have been excluded from the list of key facts.