😹😹. Thats the only thing that caught my attention in this sad tales of rages to riches and back. The moment you buy something at an hyper inflated price?! Then you know you've a problem aka during 🔐 down.
Let me tell the same people that are judging would probably do the same thing, how you spend your salary is how you'll spend when you get a windfall of money even worse how you spend any "free money" now is how you'll spend free money later!!!
Why is Vusi generalising? There are many black people in Africa who are loaded, no cash flow issues. This is about financial literacy and understanding how to use money so it grows.
@@hayaglamazonluxe Vusi wasnt talking about money if you actually watch his video, he was talking about how we weren't prepared and never had a plan on how to empower ourselves as a government after gaining freedom.
@@fortuneyaka7556 It does just like how black people needed to be freed from apartheid but they didnt have the right tools and knowledge to help them to empower themselves after apartheid( as a structure ie government) the same applies to this man who although he needed to recieve his parents money he didnt have the financial knowledge or discipline to spend it wisely!!!
2.5 mil and absolutely nothing productive, nothing useful done. No capital invested to start a business, no building rental property.. nothing. This was so sad to watch
I know some people get this money when they are still young, but it is still no excuse to spend money this reckless. Most people with no brains when they are young they suddenly develop one when they grow up. Being matured is a process, it's not sudden.
When my mom died,I was doing my third year at university... I knew that I had to keep it together so I'd pass and get my degree. So I pushed my grief down and it literally almost killed me. The only thing I remember from that time was going out constantly, just trying to keep myself busy in every possible way. I graduated top of my class, that December I was admitted after having a major depressive episode. I finally had to deal with my grief. Now I'm working and I can't tell you were all of that money that I got from moms policy went. But I don't regret it, it helped me to cope. I'm working now, and after going through that I don't judge people who spend insurance money like that. In a way it's never really going to be enjoyable having that type of money because it's a constant reminder of the worst loss you will ever suffer. So I appreciate mama for thinking of our well-being even in death, but in the end the living will always need to make their own way. I'd advise parents to leave their children assests though like property... Money is like air, it's gone before you know it.
Teach them on how to be responsible with money and write a will that will stipulate a monthly payout instead of a lump sum. But dont leave them with nothing!!
@@khangelwakhathi508 I beg to differ when you leave them with monthly payout it limits them they won't be able to invest so it will be just that monthly payout then it's used then waits for another month so just teach them the value of money n Lal will be well
Not entirely true, If you have never been trained how to use it, you will blow it... many have worked for money but when their inheritance came they left their small jobs and became worse afterwards.... some have never worked hard for a day in their lives but became richer, all because their parents took more time, disciplining and teaching them how to handle money from a young age so money remains a servant to them even after parents are gone... parents have opened trusts and set rules on certain family assets never to be sold but to stay in the family for generations to come...
Ladies and gentlemen, you may be young you may be financially illiterate, but MONEY IN has to balance with MONEY OUT. If you wana SPEND BIG, you need generate BIG INCOME You can't keep aggressively withdrawing from a finite pool of money and expect it to last forever, it's common sense no excuses
It doesn't matter how much you get if you don't how to flip money legally, it's useless to have it becouse you gonna spend all of in less than a year ,It is similar to lottery winners
it is painful to us parents we work so hard to for our children to get something when we're no longer in this world but it's scary to find out what these children what they are doing with this money 😢
You watching this are a intelligent person and knows how to save and spend money but you will never have a luck to receive such big monies 🤣life is funny
I once read stories of very famous & the most richest ppl on earth..most of these ppl live overseas..I was suprised to find one common factor in theirs stories...They don't put their children in their Will..one of the billionaire (no name mentioning) wrote in his Will that 10.5 million shud be donated to a domestic animal shelter.. The rest of the money shud go to different charities. No wonder they opt for this option, I really don't blame them
Sometimes u jst need to blew it and enjoy atleast u'll say i was once rich... Unlike leaving all the cash behind for useless people to play with it this way...
you think someone like this could know about cryptocurrency? even if he heared about it....he couldn't do his research and will most likely get scammed.
Michael Jackson will on his child at the age of 21 years they must get third of their money and by 35 years half,40 years full of their money and we black people we just give our child all of that money lenna nkaesenya
Madi a boswa. Gaa siama. You don't know the value of it. The hardship and the effort of the deceased person they put in order for bereaved to live a nice life that even the loved one never live. I say Jang madi a lona letshela. We all entitled to a happy life.. After he realized that he has 80 000 what did he do? I want to know...
this show is directed nothing is real here. there is a similar pattern on how these people find out they ran out of money and mostly is when their car needs repairs and only to find out from the bank they have little to no money left
1,5 million on alcohol but they'll still say South Africans don't have a drinking problem.
😹😹. Thats the only thing that caught my attention in this sad tales of rages to riches and back.
The moment you buy something at an hyper inflated price?! Then you know you've a problem aka during 🔐 down.
Alcohol is our downfall.
This people are brave to share there stories for all of us to learn (no judgement at all)
They have no choice. No more money and the show compensates them if they shared their story. They need the cash - so why bother? 🤣
Let me tell the same people that are judging would probably do the same thing, how you spend your salary is how you'll spend when you get a windfall of money even worse how you spend any "free money" now is how you'll spend free money later!!!
True only stupid people judge them instead of learning .
Which is something that the African family needs to learn
@@khangelwakhathi508 😂😂😂
Money lands in the hands of the strangest people. Mmmmmh!
That's the most polite way of saying; "fortune favours fools".
🤣🤣🤣
For real Yaz
Always
You can say that again...
Not even tombstone nyana for mama 😌
Money comes and if it doesn't find value, it bounces.
Most underated comment
Yoh that's deep my G
Yeah
The part of borrowing to people and forget about it killed me 🤣🤣🤦♂️
Again it's girls, new friends and parties..... 😐🚶
Shocking how it's always the same stuff hey!
lol
Basadi basadi basadi
The cycle countinues
We are learning i thank them for their bravery
"Umcebo owela ezandleni zendoda engenayo inhlakanipho,sebenzisa ngendlel'ewrong" ~Jabulani"Sjava" Hadebe
Vusi Thembekwayo once said "as black people we were not ready for freedom "...with that spirit I say every one on this show was never ready for money.
Your statement doesn't make sense and does not correlate with the topic at hand.
Why is Vusi generalising? There are many black people in Africa who are loaded, no cash flow issues. This is about financial literacy and understanding how to use money so it grows.
@@hayaglamazonluxe Vusi wasnt talking about money if you actually watch his video, he was talking about how we weren't prepared and never had a plan on how to empower ourselves as a government after gaining freedom.
@@fortuneyaka7556 It does just like how black people needed to be freed from apartheid but they didnt have the right tools and knowledge to help them to empower themselves after apartheid( as a structure ie government) the same applies to this man who although he needed to recieve his parents money he didnt have the financial knowledge or discipline to spend it wisely!!!
@@khangelwakhathi508 that's why I'm saying with that same spirit ...people on the show were not ready for money
He went to Pitoli and came back with his crush...yeah neh
That one killed me . lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂money magic
@@bonisabonani6023 phela sia khipa ko matlhanyeng 🤣🤣🤣
The one thing you couldn't buy was BRAINS!!!!
Don't judge unless u had that amount of money and invested in property and all this investments ppl in the comments are talking about.
He got over excited and got carried away 😁
Mali yeyi poki injalo if u do business ngayo ..at some point your business wll suffer ..I've seen this from friends..
2.5 mil and absolutely nothing productive, nothing useful done. No capital invested to start a business, no building rental property.. nothing. This was so sad to watch
Black people need to learn about trusts
"black people" yamasimba
@@bundubashing2591 yes black people
@@badge5575 nah not black people... People in general
@@Quincy_Jones 😂😂😂😂
Imali yezipoki ayi lasti it has its way nje yokuphela
As the Zulu saying goes: Amathanga ahlanzela abanganama bhodo
The fact that he dated over 6 girls and they all knew about it.. it’s like a film
eish his ancestors thought they were creating generational wealth but tjoo ,🤦
Sad very sad
I know some people get this money when they are still young, but it is still no excuse to spend money this reckless. Most people with no brains when they are young they suddenly develop one when they grow up. Being matured is a process, it's not sudden.
U never had 2m in ur bank account so zip it.critics are always ppl that don't have anything going on for them
@@yolinjenga225 if you know how to spend 1000 wisely, then you won't have trouble using 2m.
So my kids will waste my money after am no more to think am sacrifing by paying all these insurance 😌sad yhoo
When my mom died,I was doing my third year at university... I knew that I had to keep it together so I'd pass and get my degree. So I pushed my grief down and it literally almost killed me. The only thing I remember from that time was going out constantly, just trying to keep myself busy in every possible way. I graduated top of my class, that December I was admitted after having a major depressive episode. I finally had to deal with my grief. Now I'm working and I can't tell you were all of that money that I got from moms policy went. But I don't regret it, it helped me to cope. I'm working now, and after going through that I don't judge people who spend insurance money like that. In a way it's never really going to be enjoyable having that type of money because it's a constant reminder of the worst loss you will ever suffer. So I appreciate mama for thinking of our well-being even in death, but in the end the living will always need to make their own way. I'd advise parents to leave their children assests though like property... Money is like air, it's gone before you know it.
@@sbonelocele3711 wish you all the best ..❣️
U need to teach them about money.
Teach them on how to be responsible with money and write a will that will stipulate a monthly payout instead of a lump sum. But dont leave them with nothing!!
@@khangelwakhathi508 I beg to differ when you leave them with monthly payout it limits them they won't be able to invest so it will be just that monthly payout then it's used then waits for another month so just teach them the value of money n Lal will be well
If you have never worked for money you will always going to blow it away fact.
Not entirely true, If you have never been trained how to use it, you will blow it... many have worked for money but when their inheritance came they left their small jobs and became worse afterwards.... some have never worked hard for a day in their lives but became richer, all because their parents took more time, disciplining and teaching them how to handle money from a young age so money remains a servant to them even after parents are gone... parents have opened trusts and set rules on certain family assets never to be sold but to stay in the family for generations to come...
These people are teaching us the power that money poses and that we should respect money so that it can take care of us
Ladies and gentlemen, you may be young you may be financially illiterate, but MONEY IN has to balance with MONEY OUT. If you wana SPEND BIG, you need generate BIG INCOME
You can't keep aggressively withdrawing from a finite pool of money and expect it to last forever, it's common sense no excuses
Had to copy this comment:
@Godi Kgabo 👏👏
These people are brave to share their stories for all of us to learn (no judgement at all)🔥🔥💯
And ba bangwe ba bona nebasa gola.
Easy come easy go , as the saying goes.
my favorite episode on i blew it..
Boys on this video are U brothers!!!! Beautiful handsome boys!!!
We need financial advisors at all times.
It doesn't matter how much you get if you don't how to flip money legally, it's useless to have it becouse you gonna spend all of in less than a year ,It is similar to lottery winners
, yoooh 2.5m broe this is crazy
Can you imagine Neo phela you are a millionaire with R2.5M
@@hosiamodiga1325 2.5 lot of money broe
"Nam ndiyasebenza" polo's Nick name 🤣🤣🤣
A fool and his money are soon parted
Legend✌😂😂💔
This comment is so south african 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love my african people
R145 000 for a car that has been towed before is mad business.
fair play to you man. fair play
I would have invested and give away some
Lol
it is painful to us parents we work so hard to for our children to get something when we're no longer in this world but it's scary to find out what these children what they are doing with this money 😢
Bare Polo ke "Nami ngiya sebenza".. ka ye leboha VW🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Easy come easy go.
Allot of people judge here but they'd do the same thing at that age and environment.
You watching this are a intelligent person and knows how to save and spend money but you will never have a luck to receive such big monies 🤣life is funny
So true.
You made it my brother
I once read stories of very famous & the most richest ppl on earth..most of these ppl live overseas..I was suprised to find one common factor in theirs stories...They don't put their children in their Will..one of the billionaire (no name mentioning) wrote in his Will that 10.5 million shud be donated to a domestic animal shelter.. The rest of the money shud go to different charities. No wonder they opt for this option, I really don't blame them
Yoh this guy dont know how to work with money....spend your money wisely
Sooo much money🙆🙆
In SA partying, alcohol n women is a pandemic
Money comes, friends come, Money goes. _NastyC
Eh maf
Sometimes u jst need to blew it and enjoy atleast u'll say i was once rich... Unlike leaving all the cash behind for useless people to play with it this way...
Is this slikour🤔the resemblance is out of this world
Buya lana uzogubha ama toilet now money is a problem.
Bitches are also currency, you can't brag with money alone
Why rona re sa fiwe menyetla o tlhe
Buying R145 000.00 car yet you did not fance and build at your home first. It is parked outside not even in a shelter yhoo hay waFlopper bro.
He should have bought some bitcoin;
you think someone like this could know about cryptocurrency? even if he heared about it....he couldn't do his research and will most likely get scammed.
Never judge a book by it cover😮😃
Yoh
"banyana ba rata chelete thata"
Lol eish
YO! IT'S NOT GOOG SO MUCH MONE
Michael Jackson will on his child at the age of 21 years they must get third of their money and by 35 years half,40 years full of their money and we black people we just give our child all of that money lenna nkaesenya
Madi a boswa. Gaa siama. You don't know the value of it. The hardship and the effort of the deceased person they put in order for bereaved to live a nice life that even the loved one never live. I say Jang madi a lona letshela. We all entitled to a happy life..
After he realized that he has 80 000 what did he do? I want to know...
I'm interested in knowing that too hey, cos he still had a chance to turn his situation around 🤔
Banyana mara🤦♂️🤦♂️
O setlatla San, nagana hela chelete ya ga mmago le rrago, bago bereketse ka thata yana
this show is directed nothing is real here. there is a similar pattern on how these people find out they ran out of money and mostly is when their car needs repairs and only to find out from the bank they have little to no money left