It's by design. He's hitting a bunch of buzz words to show that he connects with people, while completely hiding the fact that his company is partly responsible for a lot of issues in current American real estate. Toms of livable houses have been converted to now empty air bnb housing. In New York it's become a huge issue that completely inflated the market for people who just want a place to live. On top of that it's a bubble.
@@notapplicable7810 but when he was making a company, it wasn't by design, right ? it was a though about novelty and new opportunities. You can't predict the outcomes, repercussions ... what do you think
Man for a ceo that’s young and not married you would think he would be in some empty all white glass floors mansion and yet he is just in some cozy house that actually feels lived in and like a home. That’s dope af
This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen. Thank you Emily for asking such great questions! And just wow to Brian, such a humble & inspiring guy!
I actually rented Air bnb during covid lock down. I didn't care. I wiped everything down Clorox wipies. I was fine. That was the first time I used Air bnb. I liked it. I find too that it's not people renting out homes they live in. Sometimes they just buy homes and rent it out for an income.
I can relate so deeply with his mindset and needing to be the leader and trust intuition despite what others had to say. Brilliant and humble guy who is a business role model of mine for sure. Very validating. Thank you
I think Brian's greatest accomplishment is he is a good human being. His sincerity has a "little boy" quality which I find refreshingly absent in CEOs who have reached the level of success he has...can't put my finger on what it is exactly, but it shines through when he talks. Makes me so happy when people who sincerely want the best for humanity get the means to make it all happen. More success to more people like this and we're all in good hands.
Really great interview. Brian comes off very down to earth, a deep thinker and philosopher, and clearly a talented business manager. Emily did a great job with this one.
Awesome show! I really dig how artists can bring that human touch to their work, and you can totally see that in Airbnb. Big shoutout to Emily for being an awesome host, asking cool questions, and keeping the vibe friendly.
I loved what he said about how once he was bossy and clear, he was actually more effective. I see a lot of managers give off the impression that their employees have more agency and decision making control but then the manager/exec ultimately wants a certain outcome.
Not only is he talking like a real human, he is not alienating himself from the outer world. As a multi-billionaire, he takes his dog for a walk through his neighborhood, stays connected, being as warmhearted as it gets. Really struck me! Great great interview!
What a beautiful interview, thanks for doing this! Hearing from someone who has done it and be so humble and excited about the future is very promising :) Great job Emily!
I'm 50% in to to this interview and had to pause to praise the content of this conversation. Great job to the CEOs openness. Great job for the interviewer asking relevant questions and making it all sound like a conversation.
A wonderful and enriching conversation, he has some moments where he puts himself on a pedestal, at the end he says, "How can you believe greatness until you see it, you know " when talking about his cookies, and yes, that view of San Francisco is just amazing !
I absolutely loved every second of this interview; 'details aren't the details, they make the product', 'simplifying is not removing things but understanding something so deeply and to apply the essence of it', 'best time to start a company is when you are ready', 'baking is like drawing and cooking is like painting'💯💯❤👌🤘🙏🙏🙏🙏 and 'how can you believe greatness until you see it '🤩!
Interesting interview. He definitely reads a lot; most notably he highlights a lot of the wartime CEO concepts from The Hard Thing About Hard Things. Almost word for word. It says a lot about the value of reading about other people's successes and challenges.
Such a wholesome interview. Covered so much of business, and so much of the human behind, all in a way that was such fantastic storytelling. Absolutely loved it - More of these please.
This is literally one of the best interviews I've ever watched in my life OMG and I have no idea how I even chanced upon this video but I'm glad I did :')
A peculiar CEO, very oriented into design. Its like Steve Jobs but without the arrogance XD I love design, I think I have discovered somone to follow. Thanks for the video.
So we are going to ignore how approximately 25% of the housing market is taken up by a combination of individuals and big business (Wall Street) that purchase homes to be rented? Thus driving up prices and making it harder for individuals to buy a new home. I believe places like Florida are notoriously difficult for first time buyers as this is what is known as a "hot" commodity for rentals.
Understanding the necessity and requirement, balancing the technologies with the time, besides respecting Countries, Communities, trusting and human values is Great. I love Brian's idea of business with Trust, Love and Prosperity.
Super entrevista, me encanto el saber lo que hace y piensa un fundador de una empresa como esta, desde su punto de vista personal. Como empezó su proyecto. Buen canal y buen video👌☺️
Great interview, but I feel like she missed the mark to ask about the negative impacts Airbnb has had on communities, particularly housing prices and the cost of living in cities
I was looking for the first comment of this nature. Air B and B has had such a negative effect on housing stock in many countries and there is a human impact to that.
wow, what a seriously phenomenal interview. the atmosphere, the filmmaking, the music, the questions, and scenery, fantastic thank you for your effort *clap emoji*
It's truly insane in how many places you can find an AirBnB. I've been in places where there were no hotels, no campgrounds, no nada, in the middle of the night, and I go to AirbBnB, and boom, sleeping within the hour;)
Airbnb is looting from both hosts and guests. I have been a host once and guests on multiple occasions and my experience make me feel uneasy about these people behind the company who and sitting and getting the revenue while hosts are strugling to make ends meet while, driving up house rents everywhere.
Really like that this CEO is still actively using the service they created; and this comment really resonated with me "Culture is the shared behaviors that you all have".
The perfect example of the saying: 'it started as a movement, became a business, and ended up as a racket'. Huge housing issues across the world due directly to this organisation's founding.
What a great way from the CEO to ditch the answer for the most distructive effect caused by his multibillion-dollar business, the dissapearance of affordable housing and sky-rocketing prices for rents: "we'll have that conversation". This looks more like a PR interview stunt and Emily seems to sweet-talk his guest around the most concerning issues.
Yepp, I am like what are these comments all praising this person who caused soooo much damage to the housing market? Being humble - wow, I didn't know we have to bow to people now for simply not being rude af....
Sharing homes has been done since before Biblical times. My aunt shared her home with people back in the 194:0’s and 1950’s. It is Not new Idea, it is a new marketing approach.
One of the few CEO’s who still talk like a human
Literally. Zuch is a full on android. Elon is a martian.
This one just has a better writer. How y'all fooled so easily? 😢
It's by design. He's hitting a bunch of buzz words to show that he connects with people, while completely hiding the fact that his company is partly responsible for a lot of issues in current American real estate. Toms of livable houses have been converted to now empty air bnb housing. In New York it's become a huge issue that completely inflated the market for people who just want a place to live. On top of that it's a bubble.
@@notapplicable7810 but when he was making a company, it wasn't by design, right ?
it was a though about novelty and new opportunities. You can't predict the outcomes, repercussions ... what do you think
@@mika_chu he's a billionaire, his entire public personality is curated by a PR team. He knows what he's doing and wants to be looked at favorably.
"You have to grow faster than your company..." That's really deep
Based on Airbnb’s stock price, he’s accomplished that. 🤮
I've read your comment just as he said it 👌🏾
Brian's clarity shows his thorough depth of understanding and kudos to Emily to have created this engaging conversation.
Man for a ceo that’s young and not married you would think he would be in some empty all white glass floors mansion and yet he is just in some cozy house that actually feels lived in and like a home. That’s dope af
He’s a designer at heart
Art grad not a CS grad so it's not surprising he has taste.
Looks cozy but in SF that’s a multi-million dollar house
Maybe it’s just a set, or he hired interior designers to make it more cozy.
This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen.
Thank you Emily for asking such great questions!
And just wow to Brian, such a humble & inspiring guy!
I actually rented Air bnb during covid lock down. I didn't care. I wiped everything down Clorox wipies. I was fine. That was the first time I used Air bnb. I liked it. I find too that it's not people renting out homes they live in. Sometimes they just buy homes and rent it out for an income.
@@freaqu1377 You're confused or inept if you don't see value in this conversation.
lol it's a total puff piece.
I can relate so deeply with his mindset and needing to be the leader and trust intuition despite what others had to say. Brilliant and humble guy who is a business role model of mine for sure. Very validating. Thank you
I think Brian's greatest accomplishment is he is a good human being. His sincerity has a "little boy" quality which I find refreshingly absent in CEOs who have reached the level of success he has...can't put my finger on what it is exactly, but it shines through when he talks. Makes me so happy when people who sincerely want the best for humanity get the means to make it all happen. More success to more people like this and we're all in good hands.
Really great interview. Brian comes off very down to earth, a deep thinker and philosopher, and clearly a talented business manager. Emily did a great job with this one.
Amazing work Emily! Brian is a tremendous leader and visionary.
Brian is one of the best and most rounded Founder/CEO's in history...it just comes so naturally to him.
It’s unbelievable how impactful this one person is. It’s utterly amazing.
Awesome show! I really dig how artists can bring that human touch to their work, and you can totally see that in Airbnb. Big shoutout to Emily for being an awesome host, asking cool questions, and keeping the vibe friendly.
"How can you believe greatness unless you see it" -- great quote!! Absolutely loved this interview. Great leader with a beautiful mind.
Such a well produced series. I love that they go where they are comfortable and get to know the surroundings that reveal more
This was such a beautiful and inspiring interview. Felt so genuine and wholesome. Thank you Emily and Brian.
you are welcome
Ok, wow, this style of journalism was so chill and interesting. I feel like I was with y’all and learning, walking and baking. Great work Emily Chang!
It's incredible to see how a Billionaire businessman can be so humble. I wish every CEO was like that
I loved what he said about how once he was bossy and clear, he was actually more effective. I see a lot of managers give off the impression that their employees have more agency and decision making control but then the manager/exec ultimately wants a certain outcome.
Not only is he talking like a real human, he is not alienating himself from the outer world. As a multi-billionaire, he takes his dog for a walk through his neighborhood, stays connected, being as warmhearted as it gets. Really struck me! Great great interview!
He works out at my gym and very pleasant guy to talk to, can't believe this guy's almost worth 10 billion $ !!
what this guy goes to your gym brother
He comes to my Coffee shop as well such a great Guy to talk to!
I heard he is like 5'4" lol is it true?
@@AS-fd9jc No one care about his height.
This is my BEST CEO so far! Now I wanna be VP of this human being!
I liked the complexity of his worldview. He's really a thinker. Great personality
What a beautiful interview, thanks for doing this! Hearing from someone who has done it and be so humble and excited about the future is very promising :) Great job Emily!
Emily Chang is an phenom interviewer. This was great! Keep putting stuff with her interviewing people!
I'm 50% in to to this interview and had to pause to praise the content of this conversation. Great job to the CEOs openness. Great job for the interviewer asking relevant questions and making it all sound like a conversation.
A wonderful and enriching conversation, he has some moments where he puts himself on a pedestal, at the end he says, "How can you believe greatness until you see it, you know " when talking about his cookies, and yes, that view of San Francisco is just amazing !
I absolutely loved every second of this interview; 'details aren't the details, they make the product', 'simplifying is not removing things but understanding something so deeply and to apply the essence of it', 'best time to start a company is when you are ready', 'baking is like drawing and cooking is like painting'💯💯❤👌🤘🙏🙏🙏🙏 and 'how can you believe greatness until you see it '🤩!
Interesting interview. He definitely reads a lot; most notably he highlights a lot of the wartime CEO concepts from The Hard Thing About Hard Things. Almost word for word. It says a lot about the value of reading about other people's successes and challenges.
Absolutely amazing interview, Chesky is definitely one of the most admirable CEOs
Man, I love watching Emily. Great questions and great flow. And Brain. I have so much respect for this man for what he did with Airbnb.
Que hermosa entrevista!!! Genial ver una persona que creció con su idea de Empresa y sigue pensando el bien común de todos
Brian is immensely inspiring and it’s so insightful to hear him out. Legend.
Such a wholesome interview. Covered so much of business, and so much of the human behind, all in a way that was such fantastic storytelling. Absolutely loved it - More of these please.
Increasing the rent prices for once-affordable housing everywhere? I don't see a lot of humanity behind this.
Brian is a really great role model for aspiring founders.
Brian is one of my favorite CEOs. Very relatable and incredibly intuitive human
By far one of my favorite CEOs
This is literally one of the best interviews I've ever watched in my life OMG and I have no idea how I even chanced upon this video but I'm glad I did :')
Loving these interviews. You should do one on Meta, Apple, Google, Amazon, the CTO, CEO,
A peculiar CEO, very oriented into design. Its like Steve Jobs but without the arrogance XD
I love design, I think I have discovered somone to follow. Thanks for the video.
It's a so amazing conversation ... that type of content for me like a movie... I always watching everyday ❤❤
He just felt like so true and complete
I could literally listen to every interview with Chesky (I am doing that). He is a true product leader.
So we are going to ignore how approximately 25% of the housing market is taken up by a combination of individuals and big business (Wall Street) that purchase homes to be rented? Thus driving up prices and making it harder for individuals to buy a new home. I believe places like Florida are notoriously difficult for first time buyers as this is what is known as a "hot" commodity for rentals.
Thank you.
What an AMAZING interview! WOW!! I am absolutely blown away. Thank you for this!
Understanding the necessity and requirement, balancing the technologies with the time, besides respecting Countries, Communities, trusting and human values is Great.
I love Brian's idea of business with Trust, Love and Prosperity.
"How can you believe greatness until you see it " 🔥🙌🙌
Love the interviews that Emily does. Very cool insights here.
She isn't doing much and her face is off-putting.
One of my favourite CEOs. Top guy!
ame la inteligencia de Brian espero encuentre una esposa tan humana como el, y que puedan seguir haciendo cosas buenas por la humanidad.
Great interview! Brilliant and relatable Brian. Very sensible. Thank you, Emily and Brian!
Super entrevista, me encanto el saber lo que hace y piensa un fundador de una empresa como esta, desde su punto de vista personal. Como empezó su proyecto. Buen canal y buen video👌☺️
Naturalness is the most difficult of poses.
Sublime, low-key, and enlightening interview.
Brilliant questions and Brian clearly felt really relaxed around Emily.
Is there chemistry between them?? I love it!!
Such an amazing talk. Thank you for this wonderful contents
Great interview, but I feel like she missed the mark to ask about the negative impacts Airbnb has had on communities, particularly housing prices and the cost of living in cities
I was looking for the first comment of this nature. Air B and B has had such a negative effect on housing stock in many countries and there is a human impact to that.
She actually did. Replay the interview starting at 19:20 and you'll see Brian answering that very question.
This is one of the best interviews I’ve seen. Both of them got along so well and it was super personable.
Increíble!! Excelente entrevista y un enorme entrevistado.
Never thought an interview can be done this way, vibe of this video is so warming
Very inspiring and down to Earth person.
So well done. Great interview Emily
She has a boyfriend, guy. Keep it in your shorts.
@@khunopie9159what
This is such a great interview. Very well done with thorough research.
he's so well spoken! he has such interesting ideas and conveys them so well, no wonder he's such a great CEO!
He ruins family communities what a creep and the corporate greed should be a crime against humanity.
This guy is brilliant
I hate what Airbnb has done to my community.
What has it done to your community?
@@TheThomasmbajjwe I want to know as well
@@TheThomasmbajjwe prolly gentrification
Absolutely amazing conversation!!
wow, what a seriously phenomenal interview. the atmosphere, the filmmaking, the music, the questions, and scenery, fantastic thank you for your effort *clap emoji*
Ok, I’m sold on him. He seems on the spectrum, but brilliant and focused and I think his childhood must have been great.
as opposed to Emily, she's just so self absorbed she seems nutty.
What spectrum are you talking about???
@@emmavidal4906 The autism spectrum...lots of engineers have Aspergers
"how can you believe in greatness until you see it" the ending for this interview was dope
wow he seems like a genuine, down-to-earth guy, very knowledgeable, well-spoken, charismatic
loved the interview. so insightful.
Between 17:24 and 17:50, Brian very clearly gives away where Airbnb is headed, and it is a great direction! ;)
Fantástica entrevista, ele falou sobre resolver a solidão das pessoas e sim é preciso reinventar pois as pessoas estão cada vez mais isoladas.
bro the sofa is just the most cozy sofa ever i seen
It's truly insane in how many places you can find an AirBnB. I've been in places where there were no hotels, no campgrounds, no nada, in the middle of the night, and I go to AirbBnB, and boom, sleeping within the hour;)
This is a fantastic interview. I have to send it too a lot of friends.
Excellent conversation.
one of the great entrepreneurs of the 21st century. great chat.
Wonderful guy! and wonderful Sophie!
what a great series of interviews... Watched one, then another, then another. Like binge watching a nflx mini series 😂... well done Emily and team.
gracias UA-cam por permitir ver estas tremendas entrevistas
A really likable guy. Glad he was humble too. We have enough egomaniac Fortune 500 CEOs. Good job to Bloomberg too!
How is Brian C, so RIDICULOUSLY lovable?
How can you believe greatness until you see it.. best way to end the interview 😇😅
Airbnb is looting from both hosts and guests. I have been a host once and guests on multiple occasions and my experience make me feel uneasy about these people behind the company who and sitting and getting the revenue while hosts are strugling to make ends meet while, driving up house rents everywhere.
Perfectly produced interview! Thank you so much Emily and Bryan, and the whole production team for this wonderful and informative interview!!!
Wow, amazing interview and human CEO
Really like that this CEO is still actively using the service they created; and this comment really resonated with me "Culture is the shared behaviors that you all have".
The perfect example of the saying: 'it started as a movement, became a business, and ended up as a racket'. Huge housing issues across the world due directly to this organisation's founding.
What a great way from the CEO to ditch the answer for the most distructive effect caused by his multibillion-dollar business, the dissapearance of affordable housing and sky-rocketing prices for rents: "we'll have that conversation". This looks more like a PR interview stunt and Emily seems to sweet-talk his guest around the most concerning issues.
Yepp, I am like what are these comments all praising this person who caused soooo much damage to the housing market? Being humble - wow, I didn't know we have to bow to people now for simply not being rude af....
@esikazemes those comments look like as being posted by Airbnb employees prasing their boss or otherwise, by shills.
I was looking for a comment like this
@@esikazemesePeople have been purchasing and renting out houses long before Airbnb.
@@habibi750 I think it was well explained what is the difference. But you can do more research or just stay ignorant AF.
1:50 so why are we paying for cleaning fees and being asked to clean???
the commection between these two! I can feel some spark!!!!
Sharing homes has been done since before Biblical times. My aunt shared her home with people back in the 194:0’s and 1950’s. It is Not new Idea, it is a new marketing approach.
The best interview on UA-cam ever. Hands down.
"me and me" , if the pandemic didn't turned out to be bs, he would be disappeared.
What cameras are these shows shot on?...The quality is amazing
Great interview
This is a brilliant interview. 🙌
WHAT A SAMRT AND BEATIFUL MAN
What a great interview with a guy that seems to have stayed grounded even after all the money