Exposing The Truth About Hamza...
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- In this self-improvement video, I share my take on the hate that Hamza Ahmed has received about his paid online community. If you plan on NOT being broke for the rest of your life, then be sure to watch the whole video. Don't learn this lesson the hard way like I did.
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$1k for a course that usually has free information online is crazy 💀
Jordan is only justifying selling $1k courses because he's planning to sell thin air courses himself. Unsubscribe while you can
I feel you. But you can pretty much find ANY information for free online, so why pay for courses/books at all?
Because you don't know what you don't know. And THAT'S what will hold you back the most in life.
You're basically paying to skip the trial and error period which can take years off of your journey to success.
If you could go back 3 years and pay $1K to know everything that your current self knows, wouldn't that be worth it?
@@JordanGreenYTinsane copywriting skills brother I respect the hustle
Your argument about courses is the most annoying one ever, I'm not even defending Hamza, but yes information is free to find on the internet, even the information you PAY for in SCHOOL. 😂😂
@@JordanGreenYTim not paying no 1k
Like if you’ve watched since the beginning
Much love 💪🏾
Hamza's not a scammer but his course prices don't make sense for his audience at all lmaoo. He tailors his videos to young men and losers who wanna get their life together because they're super down bad but charges thousands of dollars for virtual courses to help with that. The people who can afford to drop $2K on a virtual lunch table probably don't need it as much as the people who cant afford it
COOOK 🗣
This is definitely a valid argument. That said, the reason why creators charge this much is because these higher ticket courses often come with accessibility.
If Hamza made his community $30 per month to join, he'd probably have 10K members, and no one would be able to access him. Then, people would call it a scam because they wouldn't be getting what they paid for: accessibility. By charging a higher price, he's able to provide more value because there are less people to serve. He can reasonably reach the 1.6K people in his community, but scaling beyond that would probably be impossible from a fulfillment standpoint.
Of course, he could then hire more coaches to help run the community, but I reckon that a lot of his customers are paying to interact with HIM, not some random coaches.
In other words, it's just supply and demand. The market has decided that his product is valuable, so he has to raise the prices to keep the promises he's made to them.
It's also worth noting that Hamza's perspective is different because he watches business content. Once I started watching business content, I realized that people are literally charging $100K and up for consultations, coaching, etc., so him charging $129/month is VERY low ticket in comparison.
Aside from that, pricing is a tricky game because you have to find the optimal balance between accessibility and accountability.
If he charges $30, then no one will take what he's saying seriously. But if he charges $3000, no one will be able to afford it. It should cost enough to create a LITTLE bit of emotional pain in the buyer, but not enough to literally bankrupt them.
And for what it's worth, there are a lot high schoolers/young men who spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on designer clothing and/or car payments while working minimum wage jobs. If you ask me, the average person in that situation will get a LOT more out of paying that same money for a course, community, coaching program, etc. than on materialistic items.
The problem with these business UA-camrs, and why people often label them as "scammers," is due to the crazy upsell prices of their courses, which, imo doesn't justify their value. They frequently sell thousand-dollar "courses" filled with content that is readily available for free online, including on their own channels. If Hamza and others want to profit from teaching entrepreneurship or building a community, that's totally fine, but the pricing should be reasonable. For example, Skillshare costs like $35 per month and gives you access to unlimited courses all month, making it easy to understand why people view these high-priced courses as scams. However if people find value in these expensive courses and continue to pay those high prices for them, I can't blame the creators for maintaining their price points
I get what you're saying bro. But the reason why creators charge this much is because these higher ticket courses often come with accessibility.
If Hamza made his community $30 per month to join, he'd probably have 10K members, and no one would be able to access him. Then, people would call it a scam because they wouldn't be getting what they paid for: accessibility. By charging a higher price, he's able to provide more value because there are less people to serve. He can reasonably reach the 1.6K people in his community, but scaling beyond that would probably be impossible from a fulfillment standpoint.
Of course, he could then hire more coaches to help run the community, but I reckon that a lot of his customers are paying to interact with HIM, not some random coaches.
In other words, it's just supply and demand. The market has decided that his product is valuable, so he has to raise the prices to keep the promises he's made to them.
It's also worth noting that Hamza's perspective is different because he watches business content. Once I started watching business content, I realized that people are literally charging $100K and up for consultations, coaching, etc., so him charging $129/month is VERY low ticket in comparison.
damn bro the curls really be bringing back the 2021 -2022 jordan vibes. That time was peak bro. Been here since 2020 bro all up from here
I appreciate you for tuning in bro 💪🏾
Fasho 😂 back when he was whiping his first car
A scam is a promise to give value in exchange of money, if people don’t (believe) they’re getting what they’ve been promised then they were scammed, it’s that simple
What's the difference from paying for his courses, and, paying for college courses? Why is his course acceptable, but, college courses are not acceptable? Whether the person applies the courses or not, what's the difference? If promoting one makes sense, then, why have the opposite view of the other? Arbitrarily, the course for either are apparently over-priced, so, whats the issues with one, but, come to the defense of the other?
Remembering where you started no matter the path you end up on can prove to be very important to ones life!!!
Stay true to your core while continuing to evolve 🥂
@@JordanGreenYTWell said!!!
i don't know much about Hamza now, but I remember watching his Andrew Kirby video when he was on 2k subs; he's a decent guy and he helped me before, but I stopped watching him once his ego started inflating
Fair enough. I don't know too much about how his personality has (or hasn't) changed, so I can't comment on that. But I do know he's changed a LOT of people's lives for the better.
that hair looking unreal 🙏
I appreciate it bro 🤞🏾
I have relieved myself of ALL limiting beliefs surrounding money 💰💸
Glad you're making that commitment earlier than I did! Don't miss out on the opportunity to bless others AND yourself. You don't have to be a "broke righteous teacher", as Infinite Waters calls it 🥂
I just don’t understand why people have expensive courses, like all the free sauce is on youtube and google. Making youtube videos on self improvement is already enough, especially if you’re a big youtuber. Paying 1k for advice when you could’ve ask some random guy on reddit for the same advice is wild to me😂
I am not a Hamza follower; heck just heard of him two videos before this, but i've seen the "scammer" talk going viral about many different people. A cost for someone putting work to create a value for you is NOT a scam! they need to get paid. Also who the heck are you to tell them how much it should cost? If it's so called "free online" then go spend endless hours of your worthless time researching it yourself. People need to get some accountability and know nothing is guaranteed even if it works for 99% of people it may not work for you AND it may be your fault it doesn't work. Maybe you don't pay attention well or you don't have the money to apply what the program teaches. These L00sers want everything for free. If it cost anything then It's a scam. Well getting a spot at the homeless shelter is free. Go there!
I honestly dont blame ppl for starting courses i personally think they're a waste of time for me personally bc ive always been a great resaercher and give out info on my own. Alotta ppl are just in capable enough to figure shi out for themselves so why blame u or him for capitalizing on that if the ppl are willingly paying money for info they think is going to help them u cant say hes a scammer bc those ppl still paid willingly for his service.
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One of the few things I don't like about Hamza is that he can be arrogant and toxic sometimes. Also he's not always right, nobody is.
I literally made a video on how stupid it is when people say ''they profit of your pain bro don't buy.'' It's like bro, you buying milk will profit of your pain of wanting milk, should we just cancel grocery stores now?
i think people hate hamza because his ego is so big and he acts like what he says is gospel. he's helped me with a lot of good advice but he's often condescending to anyone that disagrees with him even slightly
I can't speak to his personality, as I haven't watched much of his content. But I can confidently say that the scammer thing is simply not true.
5:53 I love your channel and your audience, I'm gonna comment on ALL your videos for years until I reach your level of subscribers.
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@JordanGreenYT I know this might sound like a weird and zesty ah question but do your balls get bigger when you do nofap for a long period of time, I’m talking like years on end
Honestly, I'm not sure that they get bigger. But they definitely get "firmer", if that makes sense?
@@JordanGreenYT yeah I’ve been noticing that
Jumping on the bandwagon 😂
Nah bro, I'm trying to stop the bandwagon 😭
@@TLOPassportBro I'm funded 50k with 2 prop firms so it's going well
My bro how old are you
I'm 24 years old 👍🏾
I don't see it as a bad thing talking about the biggest youtuber in this type of space, as many young people will be exposed to him and it can be good to get other points of view. I respect him and he changed my life, but some treated him like some type of god whose advice was asbolute.
Also his Discord-server was the best thing, because you could hop in any VC and meet a person anytime you wanted, but then he changed it to his Skool community or whatever.
I feel you bro. That's probably a result of his conviction when giving advice to people who were generally lost in life.
He changed his way so now instead he said he started his fatherhood chapter now broken up with his missus a month after he started this father video, and he’s gone into a deep road there. So that’s said, I want to take his advice about business opportunities and jobs but not about women cos he’s shit about women and he only slept with 3 people, and one of his ex gf is below average looks imo. But apart from it disagree about video games the other two Yh need to be taken out but listen you can eat junk food just not everyday as it would make you more miserable and down.
And then porn Yh it’s a no use thing take it out cos I have bad experience with porn. Guys in the west good luck with it cos there would be lots of lust and sinful there that wants to invite you to be pressured. I know it happens all over the world but I think the west in general with loads of freedom and choices and no accountability for its actions are gonna have a hard time and for me to get back to the uk from my holiday would be a huge challenge but a great one.
I guess the big takeaway here is figure out which bits of advice apply to your situation, and leave the rest 👍🏾
@@JordanGreenYT Yh exactly just listen to him, and decide which advice works for you.
Lmaooo hamza gets more hate from his own community of people 😂😂
It's WILD bro. I can't comment on if it's warranted or not, but I can confidently say that he's not a scammer.
From what i've heard, the information he's offering is not nearly worth the $1000 price tag. THAT'S the incongruence here, and people from his community have spoken out about it. Just saying.
Missed opportunity to put SCAMZA on the thumbnail 😅
I haven't reached THAT level of clickbait 🤣
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Much love 🤞🏾
@@JordanGreenYT you too man 💪🏾
Nah he changed he changed
Can't personally comment on if his personality has changed, but I wholeheartedly stand by what I said in the video (assuming he doesn't actually start scamming people). But I appreciate you for tuning in 💪🏾
@@JordanGreenYT Yuh your kinda right bro just don't buy anyone's stuff that's why I respect you for example the free ebook, other creators would've sold that for like 20 bucks
hamza changed dramatically once he hit 1mill subs. changed for the worse.
I agree
Can't comment on that myself, as I haven't watched much of his content. What I DO know is that he's a great entrepreneur, and he's given me permission to embrace that aspect of myself.
That said, I plan on providing the best content that I can regardless of how many subs I have 👍🏾
@@JordanGreenYT his peak content was goated. others noticed his change in video concepts changed in a way others noticed it too. he swears hes better then 99.9% of the other men etc.
@JordanGreenYT I know that I’ve been probably blowing up your notifications tbh with all of these comments I keep on writing to you, but just wanted to say that you’ve helped me stop comparing myself to other people, and just overall with my mental health, I’ve now been able to become my own best self and compare myself to who I was before I hopped on self improvement. You’ve also helped me become a little bit more confident with girls ngl I’m still very introverted but I can still talk around certain girls like for instance at my work if you know what I mean. Anyways wish you the best of luck, thanks for helping me out and I will always be on the look out for your next video 🎉
Bro, I APPRECIATE you blowing up my notifications by commenting on my videos. You are a welcome member of my community, and that will never change. I'm glad I've been able to help you improve your life, but just know that the REAL transformation hasn't even started yet. Stay tuned 🥂
unsubsribed constructive criticism but your content has been the same again and again ur a good guy but man its boring
Bro you fell off (in terms of views) 😢 I hope you can get back to where you were or at least to a point where it makes you enough money to keep doing UA-cam. I mean maybe you're making enough money anyway which I hope is the case
I most certainly have fallen off, and that's largely because I haven't stuck to the topics that blew my channel up in the first place. That said, I have a few videos coming in the near future which might alleviate that problem.
Thankfully, I'm making plenty enough money for my current situation. I have enough to pay my expenses, invest in myself (books/courses), and put money away every month. The days of being in debt are LONG gone 🥂
@@JordanGreenYT congrats bro on having enough money to live, we love to hear it 💪❤️ I hope whatever you've got planned helps your channel reach a lot more people. All the best bro!
@@Ghost____RiderYooo what's good Ghost Rider! I remember all your ICEcold comments back in 2021 when I was in high school 🙌
@@TheRealestTiller yoo ma boi I seem to remember you too! I think you would comment in some streams right?
Make a new channel if that doesn’t work Jordan Green💪🏿 we want to see you get back up
another hamza's puppet. hamza is indeed a scammer
Jumping on the bandwagon 😂
Had to give my 2 cents 🤷🏾♂