Tariffs Has Got China Exposing Luxury Brands

Summary

The video discusses how China is revealing the truth about high-end luxury brands often being made in Chinese factories at a fraction of the selling price. These revelations have emerged amidst the ongoing trade tensions, leading to a slew of TikTok videos exposing the production secrets of brands like Chanel, Gucci, and others. The discussion highlights the irony of paying exorbitant prices for items that are ostensibly manufactured alongside cheaper alternatives without the luxury branding. The creator urges viewers to weigh their spending on these brands, suggesting that one doesn’t need to sell their integrity for a piece of luxury. The video is both a critique of consumerism and a reflection on global economic relations.

Highlights

• Many luxury products are produced in the same factories where cheaper versions are made. 🏢
• The trade war with the United States has prompted China to expose luxury brands’ secrets. ⚔️
• Chanel, Gucci, and other high-end brands may be guilty of 'brand washing.' 🚿
• TikTok videos are being used as a platform to reveal these luxury manufacturing truths. 📱
• The discussion questions whether the expense of luxury items is justified. 💸

Key Takeaways

• Luxury goods are often made in the same factories as their cheaper counterparts, with branding being the main difference. 🏭
• Chinese factories produce a significant portion of goods for luxury brands, revealing the myth of exclusivity. 🏷️
• The revelations are tied to trade tensions, particularly with the US, which has inspired these disclosures. 🤝
• Consumers are encouraged to think critically about their purchases and focus on what truly offers value. 💡
• Luxury branding is often more about the image than the actual quality or origin of the product. 👁️

Overview

The video by Priscilla Boye takes us on a whirlwind journey through the streets of TikTok, where a series of videos are revealing the secret underbelly of luxury brands. According to these videos, many of the high-end products people pay through the nose for are actually produced in China, with only the final touches like logos added elsewhere. This has sparked a debate about the true value of these luxury goods and the merit of their exorbitant prices.

In light of these revelations, luxury branding comes across less as a mark of quality and more as a ploy based on perception and societal standing. With many viewers expressing feelings of vindication, the video questions the sensibility of spending vast sums on goods that are essentially identical to much cheaper versions. The narrative challenges the prestige associated with high-end brands, suggesting that the perceived exclusivity might be somewhat exaggerated.

Amidst a backdrop of US-China trade wars and economic maneuvering, these revelations have added a new dimension to the discourse on global trade and manufacturing. It highlights how consumer habits are influenced by branding and image rather than the intrinsic worth of a product. Priscilla Boye wraps up by urging viewers to reconsider their financial priorities, advocating for a more discerning and perhaps rebellious take on luxury consumption.

Chapters

• 00:00 - 02:30: TikTok Discoveries and Brand Exposure The narrator shares their experience of exploring TikTok and discovering repetitive video content as they scroll through their feed unconsciously. They encounter a series of similar videos and begin noticing a pattern, which initially confused them but gradually became more apparent as the videos kept appearing frequently after few scrolls. The chapter reflects on how this exposure can potentially relate to broader trends of brand exposure within the TikTok platform.
• 02:30 - 05:00: China's Confidence and Global Market Resilience This chapter explores the theme of 'brand washing,' focusing on how luxury brands like Chanel leverage perception and production location to maintain high prices. Initially, the video highlights Chanel cosmetics' production details: 80% of their products are manufactured in China, costing about $5 to make. However, when these products are branded with Chanel's logo in France, the price skyrockets to 10 to 40 times the production cost. The chapter challenges readers to reassess their perceptions around luxury items, noting that 42% of Chanel cosmetics involve Chinese craftsmanship. This revelation prompts a broader discussion on global market resilience and consumer perceptions tied to branding and manufacturing origin.
• 05:00 - 07:30: Exposing Luxury Brand Supply Chains The chapter 'Exposing Luxury Brand Supply Chains' delves into the dynamics of the luxury goods market, focusing on the impact of geopolitical tensions on supply chains. It discusses the challenges faced by luxury brands in a global trade environment, particularly exemplified by the US-China trade war. The narrative compares the metaphorical 'bigger gun' that the US wields in trade negotiations, which puts China at a disadvantage due to its reliance on exporting a substantial portion of its goods to the US market. This dependency highlights the vulnerability in China's economic strategy amid shifting global trade policies.
• 07:30 - 10:50: Luxury Shopping Alternatives and Economic Considerations The chapter discusses the geopolitical and economic implications of the United States potentially isolating itself from the Chinese market. The argument is that while the U.S. is a significant market, it is not the only one globally, and China has historically existed without it. The text suggests that China's economy doesn't solely depend on the U.S. and points to a long history of survival and adaptability. The narrative conveys a sense of resilience and self-sufficiency, emphasizing that both nations have viable economic alternatives.
• 10:50 - 14:10: Public Reaction and Personal Reflections In this chapter, the speaker begins by discussing the perceived attempts to intimidate China and asserts China's capability to handle situations independently of the United States, emphasizing their historical resilience and longevity as a civilization. The speaker then contemplates whether or not to engage further with this issue on a personal level, expressing curiosity about recent developments.
• 14:10 - 17:30: Cultural and Economic Realizations The chapter titled 'Cultural and Economic Realizations' reveals insights into the supply chain of luxury brands. The narrator discovers that high-quality accessories for luxury brands like Chanel, L'Oreal, Mac, and others are produced by a particular supplier, who is also linked to luxury hotels like Rosewood. The chapter provides a glimpse into the operations of these suppliers, including a visit to the cutting room and production lines, suggesting a behind-the-scenes understanding of how these prestigious brands maintain their quality through trusted manufacturers.
• 17:30 - 20:30: Concluding Thoughts and Viewer Engagement In this chapter, the focus is on finalizing the production process, where machines are used to cut clips and take them out to shape molding areas. Post this, services like upselling through adding screens and decorative floral accessories are discussed. Completing the process involves polishing, conducting quality control, applying coatings for effects, and painting, ensuring a high-quality, finished product.

Tariffs Has Got China Exposing Luxury Brands Transcription

• 00:00 - 00:30 hi everybody welcome back i hope you're all doing well where do I even start so last night as I was roaming the Tik Tok street not minding my business as usual I was coming across certain videos and at first I didn't know what to make of it so I kept scrolling but then it it started becoming continuous like after every five or four scrolls there's a similar video to the one I had seen previously if it makes sense so I'm
• 00:30 - 01:00 going to walk you through what I saw then we are going to get into what people are seeing okay so first I saw this video your Chanel cosmetics 80% are made in China and cost only $5 they just add a logo in France and charge you 10 to 40 times the price close your eyes if your Chanel cosmetics says made in China where they feel cheaper it's not about quality it's about brand washing interesting fact who makes Chanel cosmetics 42% are craft by Chinese items
• 01:00 - 01:30 we don't do cheap goods we do understand luxury yes and as I finished watching or scrolling I saw this one as well the problem is that in this scenario use your metaphor the US has the bigger gun and so China ends up having more to lose from this trade war doesn't it you know it can't sustain the loss of 15% of its export market i.e what you export to the US not at all china is fully prepared to
• 01:30 - 02:00 fight to the very end because the world is big enough that the United States is not the totality of a market in the world so if the United States wants to go in that direction of completely shutting itself out of the China market be my guest yeah and China will lose the US market which as I've said is 15% we don't we don't care china has been here for 5,000 years most of the time there was no United States and we survived and if the United States wants
• 02:00 - 02:30 to bully China we will deal with the situation without the United States and we expect to survive for another 5,000 years and so then I was like ah what is happening should I mind this business is it my business to mind because this is interesting and then I saw this lady talking about um how um the Chinese people are exposing all these luxury brands so then I started looking into
• 02:30 - 03:00 that that's when I came across all these other videos take a look do you know who is producing highquality accessories for those luxury brands like Chanel Acouder L'Oreal you're saying you are the supplier behind all these beauty accessories for those big luxury brands laa Mac Jira Bobby Brown and even Rosewood Hotel last week we also rece like 20,000 calling now show me your factory show me the production line here this is our cutting room so you can see the
• 03:00 - 03:30 machine here clip and the becom of the cutting we can take the clock clips out like this here's our molding area take off the plate after make the mold make the shape so we can upselling glue the screen and flower accessories this is like the final touchup you have polish and it yeah quality control here's our coating plate on the surface we will spray a draw effect here's our painting
• 03:30 - 04:00 plate here is one of our warehouse here is our material area all the acid port we have ordered here so tell me what is this this is like PVC or acrylic acetate material the material is eco-friendly and more durable and flexible than PVC or acrylic materials the most expensive material expensive for this one for example this one like IV one piece one piece and cost of it your made in Italy Gucci 80% come from
• 04:00 - 04:30 Chinese factory they just add the logo in Europe to make you pay the price of 10 times close your eyes if your hammer says made in China does it feel cheaper no that's not quality issue it's luxury brand washing fun fact the hands stitching your product 42% are Chinese artisans we don't do cheap we do
• 04:30 - 05:00 underrated luxury why pay €2,000 euro for Paris air same letter same craft just without the European fairy tale facts be a luxury rebel you can shop on Chinese platform such as Tao 1688 you can even go directly to WJO to buy don't know how to buy how to pay or arrange delivery just be me go
• 05:00 - 05:30 Nest to provide free shopping guidance and shipping services for you who are the suppliers behind Lurama some of their yoga wares are actually from Long Clothing and Hongish clothing and guess what both factories located in U here and these two factories also supply clothing for Fila and Underarm i guess most of you know the price of Lululemon or other big brands they sell you a legging pants for $100 and guess what here in these two factories you can get them for around five to six bucks crazy
• 05:30 - 06:00 and what's even better the material and the craftsmanship are basically the same because they all come the same production line see this is why people come to China and looking for the OEM factory because they just can get the cheapest and best quality product from there and sell you I don't know how much who are the suppliers behind the Solomon Timberland New Balance Adidas Nike first the Falcon Factory one of the world's largest OEM sports shoe manufacturer it is like a foxcon car in the shoe making industry during its heyday it has over
• 06:00 - 06:30 100,000 employees in just one of its factory ina what's even surprised me is that it own an independent brand called Y Support it's like a distributor for sport shoes like Nike and Adidas same as like Foot Locker in America and JD Sports in England second Huajian Group it is one of the largest OEM manufacturer for leather shoes in China on the other hand mainly offer the OEM service towards those big brand like Gucci Target Burge Coach Calvin Plane etc sounds crazy right wholesalers it's
• 06:30 - 07:00 2024 and you still don't know who are the suppliers behind Dior their knitweares and guardians are from Beyond Garments from HJO beyond garments is also the supplier behind many luxury brands from America and Europe like Sandra Majestic second most of the Dior's cosmetic products are actually produced by Taihog which is also the supplier behind Leno and Loya third 24-hour packaging technology from Shenzhen provide exquisite packaging and
• 07:00 - 07:30 bags for Dior mhm so all I'm thinking about at this point in time is if you've spent so much money buying luxury goods like the Gucci the Louis the Prades the Diors and so on and so forth like how you feel seeing these videos coming out some people were saying it's not true maybe they are the ones who buy into luxury and so on and so forth that the Chinese people are
• 07:30 - 08:00 capitalizing on this whole situation with uh Donald Trump and all of that and that's why they they they are doing that right but I don't know a part of me believes them okay because if most of the manufacturing is coming from China and they just adding zips and made in Italy made in France made in Britain I don't even know made in the USA on top of it and you are buying it for such
• 08:00 - 08:30 amount of money hey the DH Gates girlies didn't lie they didn't lie they didn't lie but anyh who let's get into what people had to say i love what China doing keep on exposing these big brands i just saw a video this lady saying that yeah Lulu Lemon yeah uh-huh those leggings that y'all are paying $100 for $5 $6 over there like and they so petty because now the suppliers are saying "Hey y'all can just come to us directly you ain't even got to do all that don't go to Alibaba
• 08:30 - 09:00 you come right to us and those wedding bands that y'all are paying thousands of dollars for you can get that same wedding band for $2 and he really think he doing something with these tariffs like you ain't doing nothing but just exposing yourself and exposing this country like this back and forth mess that he's doing he's just causing such a big mess and you can tell that they getting scared now because now all of a sudden they are saying "Hey well you know what it's not going to be on electronics anymore not only electronics because they saw that Apple went over there and took them phones and flew them back over here they say "Oh not us." I hope that this is the end of the whole knockoff conversation like it's all
• 09:00 - 09:30 coming from the same production line so the next time you think you going to go into a Air Maze or however you say that [ __ ] LV store and get one of them bags just remember China just came out and said that they've been making the bags for the US huh wax not the designer not the designer that these young people be selling their soul their integrity and their morals for so you mean to tell me the bags that they overcharging in the the US stores like LV Prada Gucci Christian Dior remember remember that
• 09:30 - 10:00 [ __ ] came out just just a few years ago yeah them bags being made in China by the same people by the same people people that paid these prices are y'all okay right now the way China is spilling the beans on these luxury brands okay but the DH girls try to tell y'all they tried to tell y'all okay it's the same damn thing
• 10:00 - 10:30 they are tied and through i get it listen I don't really care for these luxury brands y'all will be all right because people still going to be goofy and buy y'all stuff anyway so it really doesn't matter but it just shows how the stuff is not worth it those products are not worth the price but we knew this though the only thing is that China has always kept it cute okay people find out but China was like
• 10:30 - 11:00 "Listen we want them orders we want them coins we going to keep it cute." But now because Mr man want to play with the tariffs oh yeah they spilling the beans honey chanel all these cosmetic brands uh-huh have y'all been to Sephora lately foundation is like $80 but is it really okay uh yeah there's Blender Beans and I'm here for it and if you want to be goofy and spend all that money that's on you that is on you but baby it's not worth it it's not
• 11:00 - 11:30 okay thank you so China just spilled the beans and said all of these luxury companies Versace Gucci um Chanel Nike Burberry Victoria Secret all of these companies get their [ __ ] from China and just slap a label on them wow wow i want to know for the girls who have been paying full price on their [ __ ] for these different brands how does that make you feel are you are you still willing to still support these companies or are you now going to go and purchase
• 11:30 - 12:00 it from China like I want to know because I remember there being a whole topic on TikTok about DHGate and them having um fake items versus real items like this is real crazy but it's really interesting cuz China say I don't give a [ __ ] no more we spilling all the beans we telling all the stories America you won't win with this all because y'all tried to play in their face china say we cannot be [ __ ] with and I love that for them like wo let me know what y'all going to do are y'all still going to be buying from these high-end places or are y'all going to China websites or um
• 12:00 - 12:30 BHGate or whatever else is out there for you to purchase for let me know now that China has been coming out this last few weeks or last few days all over Tik Tok showing us that every luxury good that we buy and I mean every single luxury good that we buy are made in the same exact factory the reals and the fake they're all the same the same leathers the same manufacturers the same tools everything is made in the same place they simply send the fake ones fake ones they're not fake they're real to like DHD Canal Street Santi Ali and they send the real ones to Louis Vuitton Gucci Fendi Prada but they're made exactly the
• 12:30 - 13:00 same there's absolutely no difference now that we know this information now it's public i feel very vindicated do you guys remember when I was doing my quiet luxury series and how much backlash I used to get from black people because we consume the most we consume the most luxury goods out of any other ethnic group in the world out of any group in the world and when I would do my quiet luxury series people would get so mad and I would say I'm simply telling you to save your money if you really want to buy luxury buy quiet luxury because you will feel it on your skin you would know you're wearing luxury but if you're spending money buying Gucci Fendi Prada you might as
• 13:00 - 13:30 well go to Canal Street or Santi Ali or DHK and buy them there save your money and use it to invest in your 401k your stock portfolio because the wealthy the rich do not wear these things i was a personal assistant and a wardrobe cleaner for one of the most famous probably one of the most famous if not the funnest person ever when I first got to LA and 90% of her luxury goods were fake and I would ask why but you have so much money why do you wear so much fake stuff and she will say how dumb will I be to buy the real thing when they're made from the same place exactly the same place so 14 years ago I had this knowledge and I brought that knowledge
• 13:30 - 14:00 over to Tik Tok and you guys would I mean I made so many enemies all your favorite black influencers all hated me that which is what led to my ex isolation but I would try to tell you guys like yes it's okay for you guys to watch their very luxurious life that's fine or their unboxing that's fine but if you can't afford it go to DHGate or go to Canal and go buy it and then save your money and invest in your stock portfolio because I promise you they probably can't afford it either okay and they're just doing this to like to be flashy which is what the black culture is right it's like the more Gucci fan you are the more successful you are but I promise you now that we know we have evidence that they're made exactly the
• 14:00 - 14:30 same way i feel so vindicated i think it's because I don't know how to articulate myself well because I'm on the spectrum or something like but I always feel like everything I say is true it's just in the moment I don't know how to articulate myself i will always get backlash and 2 3 years later I'll be vindicated this has been the story of my whole life like my whole life it's been like that and I remember saying that to you guys all the time if you really want to buy loud luxury just buy the fake ones and save your money and I would get so much backlash like why are you walking around with a big Gucci belt doing commercials for brands who make it for 12 cents in China and you're walking out with this being advertising for them for free and oh my
• 14:30 - 15:00 god the backlash I would get at the time which another thing that I wanted to say also is because I remember when I got robbed at the time if you follower of mine you know that I got robbed in my apartment my high highrise at the time and I remember walking into my apartment after I got robbed i was like "I promise you all my actual luxury will be safe because they don't know." Like people who robbed me I knew what they were cuz they don't know what luxury is they think it's the Gucci Fendy product and I I was right they stole all my Gucci my Fendy my product everything that was logo and they literally moved all my Laura Piana my ZNA everything that was actually luxury they moved them to the side and they thought that it wasn't luxury and I was so relieved you know and I think that's why a lot of celebrities also wear the fake stuff
• 15:00 - 15:30 because really like you could get robbed and you're getting robbed for $20 or you're getting robbed for $3,000 pick one but I'm so happy and I feel so vindicated that I was right all along because I knew this information from a very famous person 14 years ago who only wore fake items fake items and she will say it's the same thing i was right i say all that to say if you really want to feel luxurious you want to feel glamorous it's a feeling luxury is a feeling and if you want to wear that feeling purchase quiet luxury items because you can actually feel it you can feel it on your body that you're wearing luxury like when I wear Laura Piana when I wear Bernardo Coachelli I know that
• 15:30 - 16:00 I'm wearing luxury because I can feel it even though there's no logos on it but I would never walk around with Gucci Fendi product on my body because I know where they're made and I know that I'll be wearing items that could cause me to get sick you know and for what for $5,000 $10,000 but they're made for $2 if I really really want to be flashy and I want the whole world to think I'm rich cuz that's what luxury is you just want people to think you're rich you're not actually rich then I will go to Canal Street and go buy fake ones fake ones oh Santi Ali anyway I feel so vindicated and you guys owe me an apology bye so the gag is these big luxury brands are a big scam y'all thinking that y'all getting stuff from um Italy and everything but
• 16:00 - 16:30 it's really originally made in China those same set bags y'all are like "Oh it's fake it's made in China." Yeah your your bag is made in China too it's just they just they just put some pizzazz on it and just switched it from made in China to made in Italy cuz they bought from these like China being the supplier like oh my gosh such a scam this this country such a scam so y'all paying for a name you're not really paying for like the bag per se y'all think y'all are but y'all really paying for the name because what y'all saying is fake and bootleg is
• 16:30 - 17:00 actually the same bag that you're paying thousands of dollars for girl China upset they are spilling the tea about all the fashion sources the brands Chanel Dior Louis Vuitton they telling you to get it straight from the source girl search of China made luxury items on Tik Tok and trust me they got the furniture they got the bags they got the shoes i tell you trust and believe girl I'm packing a carryon factory in Donga what even surprised me is that it own an independent brand
• 17:00 - 17:30 called Y Sport it's like a distributor for sport shoes like Nike and Adidas same as Blocker in America and JD Sports in England so I'm guessing it's safe to say that China is currently winning this trade war and all y'all [ __ ] that be on here when I was talking about reps and retail are the same [ __ ] thing cuz they're coming from the same [ __ ] place out there in China y'all thought I was crazy y'all said I was I was making [ __ ] up see all those fake talking points that we've been using since the Cold War uh you know about
• 17:30 - 18:00 child labor sweat they don't do that [ __ ] that's not how [ __ ] work over there it's not but you know good old American propaganda American exceptionalism we just think we're the best over here whole time we really the ones living in sweat shop and it all got exposed to the average American when they did this Tik Tok shutdown and everybody flocked the red app and we saw how bad we were living in poverty over here they got highspeed rails affordable clothes affordable [ __ ] food you know what I'm saying the affordable housing whole time we over here struggling in the
• 18:00 - 18:30 slums then we over here going banan for banan on this trade [ __ ] and we losing because they've been doing this they've been preparing for this moment for decades bro they've been aligning themselves with the global south to replace our American consumerism so they could take the brunt of this [ __ ] and it's working they're literally flying goods into Vietnam in order to avoid the tariffs because and and they're they're getting their goods brought into Vietnam and then flying them from there to China to avoid some of that tariff [ __ ] they have the logistical supply chain and
• 18:30 - 19:00 manufacturing means to take the brunt of this [ __ ] and come out on the on on the on the positive end of what we can know so America's been you know bullying people for the longest it's not working right now then look what they did with I show speed that's how they get they're getting the younger generation to see like okay we're not that bad they got eyes show speed to come out there to China and basically give them free promotion for like what about 10 days i think he used that 10day uh visa-free shopping thing that they're offering uh
• 19:00 - 19:30 you know people to come out there and and and just buy stuff and see China so we're losing socially we're losing culturally we're losing economically the last thing that you can do is go to war i'm telling you it's coming bro they've literally like eradicated poverty damn i think 90% of their population is in the middle class but then you got Americans that'll say like "Oh well middle class for them is like $15,000 a year." Yeah but when their rent is like $200 you know what I'm saying their food
• 19:30 - 20:00 is like a dollar like what are we really doing here you know what I'm saying they can live a comfortable middle class life on 17 to $43,000 out there meanwhile you got people in America making well over six figures and live paycheck to paycheck see but that's what happens when you have unchecked capitalism and you allow uh corporate entities and CEOs to take over and you know basically suck everything dry from the middle class aka Reagan this is when all it started Reagan meanwhile in China their focus is the people this is not vouching for them
• 20:00 - 20:30 or any of that it's just noticing the stark difference in between doing letting corporate greed and and and the dollar run a country versus people who care and understand the importance of supporting the people to get what you want yeah do I have to say anything more i guess all I'm going to say is don't go and sell your soul for a piece of LV don't go and eat poop in Dubai don't go
• 20:30 - 21:00 and be passed around like a rag doll because you want to come on the internet street to flex on us most of us don't care cuz we don't have the money okay we don't have the means to afford it honestly we don't care we look at you we feel happy for you but you know what you're going through okay and also invest in things that are going to appreciate i know they say the value doesn't go away but then after all these videos who is going to be buying secondhand i'm sorry okay so think about it i see a lot of the influencers
• 21:00 - 21:30 selling their stuff um already i've seen it a few weeks months ago before these things happen so think about it deeply don't go and be selling your life your mental health because you want to feel like you are a part of something you don't have anything to prove to anybody but yourself it's not worth it if it is the DH gate you want to buy go and buy it in peace go and spend your money on DH gates in peace don't be ashamed of it at
• 21:30 - 22:00 this point in time it is almost the same almost okay let's give them benefit of the doubt maybe they bring the stuff to Italy and add a bit of gold and stuff to it but it is almost the same spend your $50 in peace if you want to feel like you also are partaking in luxury spend it in peace buy shop from there enjoy yourself okay that's all I'm going to say okay because at this point in time they are telling us the truth all of them are buying it from there so what is
• 22:00 - 22:30 the point in you throwing morality out of the window just for a piece of a bag a necklace a shoe think about that i don't know who in their rightful minds will see all these videos and still walk into a shop and believe that oh it's not manufactured there there's a difference between quality these people have the fakes and we are buying into the real stuff i don't know maybe if you have the money to splurge you you know you try to
• 22:30 - 23:00 convince yourself that hey um this one is fake and this one is real but me personally after seeing all of that it'll be hard for anybody to convince me that they were lying i'm sorry i'm sorry i saw a lot to be honest that the videos I put if I were to post all the videos that I saw it would take maybe 20 minutes or something cuz there was a lot of videos from where they get the leather the fabrics there's a lot if you go on there the lady's name is there I think she has a lot more videos on her
• 23:00 - 23:30 um page on where to get all these stuff and if you are if you want to start a business or something you could probably contact them but like I said if you have the money you try to find every reason to justify by your spending okay so maybe that's why it makes a lot of sense to a lot of people like "Oh this one is fake and this one is real." Walking into a Chloe store a Gucci store and buying and then filming and putting on the internet and so on and so forth if it it
• 23:30 - 24:00 must feel good i don't have the money to do that okay I don't have the money to do that so it's not like haha moment in your face no not not like that but then again it's interesting watching from the sidelines all right so I'm I'm just thinking what is going to be the dynamics of this because now if I saw somebody walking into a Louis store it's not going to be like "Oh wow this person is very rich." I'm going to be thinking about all the videos I've seen
• 24:00 - 24:30 okay because that's the impression that most people try to create when they put those videos out let's let's be real that I'm rich i've got it like that i can walk into a Louis shop i can walk into a Van Cleave shop and buy whatever I want that's the message they put out let's be real right it's either you're being sent there to promote a brand or or the luxury goods if not you're just telling me you're rich all right I got money you know I can move like this and I can work like this so now if I if I
• 24:30 - 25:00 see you in the shop I'm personally I'll probably be like okay maybe you know they just have the money and they don't know what to do with it all right because I don't know how you're convincing yourself into walking into a shop after seeing all of this and buying a purse that you could get for maybe $200 for $5,000 does it make sense because to me it
• 25:00 - 25:30 doesn't make sense you know but maybe I'm broke so yeah there's a saying in my country and don't use poverty to speak nonsense so I use poverty to speak nonsense okay it is what it is at this point in time i just thought it was interesting and I just wanted to share it so hey leave your own thoughts and opinions about all this in the comment section and I'll see you again with another video take care of yourselves and one another bye