How rich people vs really rich people get their kids into the best school @nicholascrown

How rich people vs really rich people get their kids into the best school
@nicholascrown
#shorts #comedyshorts

[@raygamble607]

lets be honest, no rich or really rich person is turning down their child getting into an ivy league school, deserved or not.

[@joelspaulding5964]

Actually a few people still have integrity.

[@thebossjasonwilliams]

Poor mindset folks.

[@bobxyzp]

@casgasa Kurty Australia’s richest man didn’t even send his son to college. Said all he’d learn is “how to smoke marijuana.” Put him to work on his cattle farm to toughen him up then brought him into his corporation. The very rich don’t need connections.

[@thebossjasonwilliams]

For clarification I agree that the student should be able to get in the school on his own and not who the father and or mother may know.

[@AustiuNoMatterWho]

Definitely not true, you assume every rich parent even likes their kid enough to try or show up to the meeting or spend a dime

[@SethBeck]

Unfortunately, the really rich scenario is not the norm especially here in Florida.

[@armedpotato3617]

It seems Mr. crown has progressed away from his roots as a stereotype of the humble elite and has become more or less a 2d character known for his generosity.

[@bighitentertainment001]

Funny you even think we have rlly rich people here

[@SethBeck]

@@bighitentertainment001 afraid we do. I know of one billionaire just minutes from me and he’s the norm rather than the exception.

[@ArmednotTriggered]

​@@bighitentertainment001 What part of Florida are you from not to think that way?

[@ArmednotTriggered]

​@@SethBeck Then he's a bad person. It has nothing to do with his bank account. My husband's has several millionaire and billionaire clients who are incredibly down to earth, kind people. I'm a 3rd generation Floridian. I've also met a handful of entitled rich people AND my personal favorite, entitled poor people. It doesn't really have anything to do with location or income. It has everything to do with character.

[@stevenfoster9402]

He said "Nick Jr." like we wouldn't notice. Blue's Clues, Dora, Gulla Gulla Island. You can't fool us Crown.

[@fugtugsughug1020]

What are you talking about? You think crown made his money from nick?

[@aqimjulayhi8798]

Oh, I like Bloo Cloo!

[@BI-11y_TheStormTrooper]

Aannnd hopefully gone , I always report the scam bots when I see them.

[@mikafizz1022]

What do you mean?

[@micahnewby7964]

​@@fugtugsughug1020not for nothing, but Crown seems to be in on it.....

[@opossumsauce4472]

"Nepotism is poor business when it comes to raising a kid" Yeahhh tell that to every single billionaire who went to Harvard on daddy's dime

[@Tallahassee21]

That's the point good sir.

[@PiOfficial]

And none of them will amount to much

[@mobdope2680]

I think bill gates and Zuckerberg would disagree

[@mattstechchannel]

Only a small handful of Billionaires even graduated college, and from what I am seeing no more than about 3-4 Billionaires ever went to Harvard

[@schlaier]

​@@PiOfficial except all the ones who did amount to something

[@beratsbuilds]

Cool switch, where Mr. Crown knows when to criticize someone. I liked it!

[@chancecarlson2023]

Nepotism is especially horrible when you're the one they didn't pick because of it.

[@doyoueatrocks]

Legit, being the ‘golden boy’ is not always the pedestal it’s made out to be

[@augustuspetrov7844]

How’d do u know you were the one that wasn’t picked because of it😂

[@augustuspetrov7844]

This entire comment reeks of you rationalizing your own mediocrity

[@lolsflint7598]

@@augustuspetrov7844 LMAO nah your entire reply reeks of being a nepo baby who lives off the golden spoon he was born with

[@onothankyou]

Beat'em anyway. If you work hard, you'll be amazed at what you can do, and how much more proud you'll be for doing it.

[@arunasrancevas6095]

Also interesting video. Deeper than average

[@dawnsamantha6728]

Absolutely It hits on something crucial.

[@546people]

My thoughts exactly.

[@msreedaran89]

Yep, great notes here. Think of everything we know about the fictional Bruce Wayne as the legacy of Thomas Wayne. Think of how royalty choose heirs in monarchies - not at all the same as how wealthy people name beneficiaries.

[@squanchzi9796]

Rich: “that’s what she said” Really rich: “that’s what she said”

[@Sloth-ZA]

typical rich ass kisser video lol

[@FerretKibble]

If a child doesn't pass the entry exams, it means they'll be starting off behind their classmates - and that's unfair to the child.

[@spartin1173]

Which means even if they got in by nepotism its gonna take even more to keep them in rather than just waiting until you can bring them up to standard for the school you’re sending them to

[@EatGambleLove]

⁠@@spartin1173these schools will do whatever it takes to pass their students. Unless they were caught committing a crime, they will graduate.

[@Uckertay]

It's interesting and a coincidence that you post this, Mr. Crown. In the context of self-deprecating humor, my co-worker kept calling herself stupid. My response, "Stop calling yourself stupid, you went to college." Her response, "Sure, and I've met a lot of really stupid people who went to college; one too many cases of mom and dad trying to get rid of their kid for four years in hopes that they'll grow up, and they'll pay through the nose to make it happen." "Geez, what a waste."

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Bingo That’s one smart cookie Degrees mean NOTHING but that u jumped thru hoops like a trained seal Good for u

[@Tyrannimarja]

”Hey, Dumbledore…” I cracked. 😂❤

[@ToeTag1968]

Saved them both a Lori Loughlin-esque scandal when the moderately rich guy sues the school b/c really rich son got in.

[@kidlitfanful]

So many kids get in over their heads, have "tutors" that do the work for them all the way through college, and then these are the folks who are running businesses and STILL over their heads. Better that they find out early that they need to work to keep up!

[@Minnieal28]

These days it’s ChatGPT and smart-glasses. I borrowed a pair for midterms and the proctor didn’t even notice I had them on.

[@personman4639]

Very rich son: understandable father I will try harder to study for next time

[@jmsgridiron5628]

Very rich father: I am sure you will my son. Regardless of the outcome, you will never stop making me so very proud.

[@JDub07]

The very rich dont need college. Work ethic, problem solving and intelligence, combined with the right connections is all they need.

[@alexpick518]

I appreciate the values displayed in this video. The trouble is that I have a really hard time believing that it’s the truth. I was applying and hearing back from schools when the college admissions scandal news broke. I wasn’t surprised at all. We have all sorts of expectations that people with money can attend these schools just because they have money, and we have proof that they will do heaps of debauchery to do so.

[@scottanno8861]

It's because ivy league universities aren't about the education, they are about the credentials and networking. The scores were just a filter.

[@theaviator1152]

“Hey Dumbledore” one of the funnier nicknames so far. It seems like the sort of thing Tony Stark would say…except he actually has charisma

[@dawnsamantha6728]

Ok This is such an important point. This might not be your brand but- this needs to be said louder and louder. Too many schools admit AND graduate people who aren’t ready / qualified. It waters down value of degrees. I don’t have a BA. Never needed one for my work. I’m an on the job learner- and so many people have gotten higher paid positions because of their degree- but it doesn’t translate into value in the market place. Education all around needs a revamp- and you Mr Crown highlighted a cruicial part- NOT accepting something when you’re not qualified. There’s other places this can be applied. When are other times people should withdraw acceptance into something because the fit isn’t right even though the ✨opportunity ✨looks good on paper?

[@ghostly6175]

Recently lost out on a promotion because one of the people who applied had a culinary degree even though I had over 3 more years experience in the company, it was an HR job....

[@jimwormmaster]

​@MikeProductions1000There are such things as Hotel Management degrees, but I do agree. The only time a degree should matter for a management position is if it relates to the industry. Though some leadership experience would be good as well.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

I once lost a promotion when I was 18 and easily more qualified/trained/skilled to a girl who was 20 …and had an associates degree Nothing to do with our industry But she must be better worker 🙄 She was dumb as a box of rocks and I was gifted besides more skilled Higher Ed was soured for me that day What a pretense

[@isaactroyer5689]

This one's a hit

[@SweemTim89]

Character cannot be bought, the really rich earned his character. I wish this was the standard.

[@henderson023]

It's a case-by-case basis. Some of 'em truly are like the really rich. Some of 'em ain't.

[@adrianramriez9045]

Mr crown i truly hope this scenario dose actually play out in real however its awesome to see how many different situations rich vs really rich can keep getting into keep up the good work sir

[@thillygoose8299]

imma be forreal with you man. rich people can literally just write a check to get their kid into almost any college.

[@justintempus7406]

I think the distinction here isn't just rich vs really rich. It's really rich whose kids won't piss it all away.

[@fil4648]

I'm sorry but no parent ever willingly sent their kid to a worse school.

[@Juice1984]

It also depends on the definition of "worse".

[@michalsoukup1021]

Yes, I think that somewhat more realistic thing would be for Mr-Crown to say "Then Nick Junior will spend next year by learning, I want him to study here, but not a day sooner than he is ready for it"

[@hollyjlrs]

Paul McCartney sent his kids to the local comprehensive over private school as a multi millionaire

[@suecampbell4811]

It is SO evident that the way rich kids are raised make a HUGE difference in how they conduct themselves as adults. I live near Boca Raton - where all the "rich" people live, and a few "really rich" people, who are the nicest, most calm, respectful people in the room. And so are their kids.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Neither has any real life stress They live in dreamland U would be major chill too

[@genbu3834]

The statistic of The Really Rich person doing this exact same thing in this exact scenario irl is in a billion to 1.

[@cabledad65]

I remember when Bill Gates had his first child. A few years later, when asked about his wealth and his children, he stated he was only leaving his children about 5 to 10 million each because he didn't want his children to growing up to be entitled trust fund people. Fast forward to the now and he just bought one of his daughters a $125 million horse farm as a wedding gift. So much for the integrity he spoke about years ago.

[@RoketEngineer]

This school sounds like they would be willing to Rich's money, but don't like his attitude. I do appreciate really Rich's take away though.

[@rolfdenver]

Good for the Really Really Rich dude … and a great gift to his son in the long run.

[@arunasrancevas6095]

Andrew Tate vs Nicholas Crown

[@rafayz9033]

Definitely deeper than what I was expecting and we’ll done ✅

[@jwoodfin1]

Have you noticed that the best results usually come from just treating other people with respect

[@nyfolkhero]

I love your videos Mr Crown

[@NicholasCrownYouTube]

Thank you

[@hiskishow]

Rich school meets really rich people.

[@lilrosebush]

Love this guy because he’s reshaping the mindset of the future “rich” people in society.

[@Gt3ch]

That’s a very nice fantasy.

[@Valeriuciocan18]

Oh yes. Rich people sending their children to Universities with standards is such a fantasy.

[@taoliu3949]

This is basically the #1 reason why schools (especially private) have legacy preference. Private schools are very reliant on Alumni donations.

[@thatgui88]

Yeah it's a business at the end of the day. They need some sort of guaranteed income for them to operate. I've seen it happen in real time.

[@chainsawkarate]

I really enjoy these videos

[@kamaljohnson2200]

This the wildest take yet

[@xtimemachinex]

Brilliant as always

[@cheezybred]

The dumbledore joke low key funny

[@Asmobius0]

I completely agree with this mindset. If he isn't passing the exam, he likely won't be able to benefit properly. It may be best to find something he's more suited to. The idea of playing to your strengths instead of trying to force yourself into your weaknesses.

[@bingoboppins9875]

These videos don’t always ring accurate when framed as “rich vs very rich”

[@beoeve]

When you unlocked the bad ending in a game.

[@khansahb-o4e]

This guy wants us to believe that millionaires are jerks but billionaires are saints

[@tordlindgren2123]

Only thing that really spoils such things is taking away the struggles of a kid. No challenges to overcome and there's no growth to be had.

[@Stonks-kt7ub]

The ending even choked me holy hell

[@andraspalatinus145]

Great one, better than most of the others, top 3 easily. Nepotism is bad, but also got the side effect, that your kid might have self-worth issues, when you put him places, where he does not belong. I had known a super cool dude at my university, he fell way back, because he was just simply not good enough, he should not even be there in the first place.

[@joed7274]

I’m sure the super rich guy is that benevolent 😂

[@christopherwojtan750]

True rags to riches ultra rich treated their second gen this way even some second gen. Its very rare for successive generations of highly competent and motivated individuals to come from a family. Without those marks of social status it can cripple an average intelligent rich person.

[@theduke7539]

Admin wouldnt have been so stupid. They would have offered tutoring and special training. Having big names at the school is a boost to them as well. It adds to the schools credentials to have wealthy students who are the children of industry magnets. Money is never a problem given that those who vant afford outright will have a government garunteed loan. Provenance is more important to them and they would have offered to help in anyway possible, including counseling and extra education donated by the school

[@rolmaguiland21]

❤❤❤❤h ow many people in the caribbeen like Trinidad are Tobago 🇹🇹 needs this😊

[@juliomaldonado7347]

I really love your videos my man! It has really help me understand stuff

[@benjaminorozco2886]

DAAAAAAMMMMMN! THIS IS MY FAVORITE ONE!!!

[@svenyes4078]

”Nepotism is poor business when it comes to raising a kid.” Couldn’t have said it better myself.

[@SamanthaP48]

My daughter not only got into one of the top schools in the state but she also received a full scholarship. It doesn’t matter if I “CAN” afford it. Without MINIMALLY getting the grades you don’t deserve my resources. Same goes for her college. She’s been pinching her savings (birthdays/Xmas/side jobs) & allowance (EARNED ALLOWANCE) for roughly a decade. She gets a match from me for every dollar she puts towards school. Which helps incentivizes her to save more. Honestly this probably still won’t be enough to cover medical school in it’s entirety but that’s OK. She will absolutely receive at least some partial scholarships if not a full ride. If she can earn herself a full scholarship she gets to keep that amount for a car/down payment on a home etc. Forcing her to EARN her way (at least partially) & physically put sweat into the game. She’s using her own abilities to help further her education. Because she’s paying with her own money (effort) it’s *Imperative* to not get poor grades & to take it seriously. 0 regrets thus far. Genuinely I would rather pay for a poor child’s FULL admission to a private school. One that has fantastic grades. Rather then my own, had they been nearly flunking or not taking it seriously. #SryNotSry

[@wolfbones666]

YEAH BABY!!

[@blue7lvn245]

People just clocking on my guys after a deeper level with this

[@210Dinero]

Lmao I’m calling cap.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Double triple cap That kid will be admitted, never go to class and get a degree or 3 Then do nothing, unhindered - the rest of his artificially extended & enhanced life

[@matthewroth1]

This situation happening is about as real as this skit

[@Chris_Carlile-1992]

Truth has been well spoken. It may have been an intrusive thought about how schools work....but it needed to be said because nepotism is never supposed to be okay

[@JeremyPotvin]

Public school is where kids cut their teeth. Hard pass on private. But, I’m in 🇨🇦

[@gmzakg]

I went to private in CEGEP (it’s a thing in Quebec between high school and uni) and it was amazing but it’s always nice to have the option

[@ianhenderson1266]

If only parents continued to have, and hold that standard for their children.

[@Al-gv5uw]

Daddy what is this word? That’s four.

[@forthelulz8085]

We all call BS on this. It's about connections, not standards

[@centenarrio]

This is a good perspective. Love this one.

[@broadwaystar2b]

Money vs CLASS 👏

[@billjanke72]

This one cracks me up for the wrong reason. I went to college with a bunch of rich kids and their parents definitely had paid their way in more ways than one. The parents also had jobs waiting for the kid too regardless of their grades or major. It was the formality of it to not appear to show nepotism but.........we all knew it and the kids even bragged about it.

[@J_Clean_1996]

If you're rich enough you should just teach your kid what they actually need to know. You clearly know what's actually important, instead of some BS math that nobody ever uses unless their specific job requires it, and I've never met someone who works at a job that does. Well, I mean, other than the teachers who you're supposed to listen to even though they literally all complain about not being paid enough for their work. Yeah, I want to be like that when I'm older all right!

[@AA-le2zv]

First guy is how the world work California anyone money buy everything second one is fantasy

[@QueenLucifer777]

Why is he is good playing these characters 🤣

[@nategibbons172]

To this video point, my wife and I are have been a little more than discouraged with our daughters school the past two years. It feels like they’ve cared a little bit more about bringing in tuition And not the caliber of morals that were used to. On the upside, just like this country, they seem to be seeing the air of their ways. They have been having quite a few issues lately with behavior.

[@fivesthespeeddemon5642]

Integrity is very important

[@Claudia-lq3ns]

Impactful video. But a great message to both your child and the school.

[@keneagu916]

One paid before , one paid after

[@akuokami1677]

I wish more rich parents understood that fact maybe our world would be less crap with a whole generation of kids raised with a good head on their shoulders and strong morals

[@MasterQuestMaster]

I was hoping Gage would lose so Cimo doesn’t insta ban Norden.

[@thefailedfoodie]

The day I see a wealthy man turn down nepotism will be the day I'm wealthy.

[@itsirrelevant4565]

Facts. Dudes love being able to straight Don Quixote kids list of achievements. It gets twice the bragging rights with half of the effort and love.

[@Nater018]

Simply put...integrity.

[@combobreaker449]

I’m glad you are setting good examples of how to navigate a position of power and wealth appropriately. I don’t know if I’ll ever be on your level, but I’m happy to have run into you on the algorithm.

[@LightningWing11]

Dang this one was heavy!

[@jamesspence5492]

why do i get the feeling that this guy acts like the heel of his videos irl

[@victoria_cooper]

You are very accurate at describing the very rich and rich. Also there is a different type of very rich (family saga, self-made...) And the rich( the family saga, and a middle class that did great on his Job) . I never heard you doing the exercise.The real trick is to understand the human being behind him. You know look for Les inqualifiables and Gad Elmaleh you might have great convo and maybe invitation for a Morrocan vacation to do great work.😂

[@painfulgames9796]

i like that the really rich ones he portrays have morals. In real life, cant say they all do. But cant say they all dont either

[@gallagjg]

I am very privileged I have been from birth, I said, I really don’t like talking about any of this topic - perhaps this is a big reason why I enjoy your content so much. I’m breaking my silence a little bit here because this point is so true - I know from your past videos that you are a self made man (I think that is what “rich vs really rich” means- new vs old money in many ways)… In a past video you said you’re aiming to be like the “really rich” guy- so I’m going to share this with you and your viewers. My burden is maintaining- my family raised me very well, I didn’t know we had money until I was a teenager, and not until I was 18 did I really learn how well off we were. We were living in incredible places where as my pass meds got new pairs of shoes every week I had to make my last all year. I started working and I was 12 and I invested in Apple… and here is the big point to all of this, you would think my parents told me to do this, but that would be totally wrong. I learned it in our public school. We first did stock simulations in 3rd grade, than 5th grade we did them again, in public school mind- my freshman year of high school I would end up going to an elite east coast school, but over the summer I took a course at the local public high school and realized that New Trier High School is just a better school, and I switched back. My parents understood that education is the most valuable gift they can give to me, the money is insignificant, and in my family even though there is enough money that we don’t have to, we all earn our own wealth- a task which I personally was able to start at the age of 12 independently because my parents put me in the best schools - some places that meant a private international school, but the best of the best happened to be public. General advice: Don’t think about the money, think about what you love and how you can help people. Go help people doing what you love - be ethical, the money will come with the good will you build up. Thanks for the great content- the tips you are giving people are frankly invaluable. These are the ‘social capital’ advantages that need not be exclusive to the few. Just made me think about those kids with the new shoes every week, when 2007 hit many of them had to move away- I want to see everyone win, seeing people loose because of a need to feel validated or whatever it is, it’s hard to watch- and it’s worse as I can’t help everyone and it keeps me up. Your content I think will prevent some people from making those mistakes- good on you and thank you!

[@kemicbi]

If your child failed the entrance exam, you definitely want him in that school.

[@desireerrudnik1106]

heckled in though 😂😂😂

[@Zenniter]

This is the first time really rich actually was aggressive

[@venaautos]

"Yale could use an international airport, Mr Burns"

[@LelasMum]

100% spot on.

[@AustiuNoMatterWho]

Now that’s really rich

[@heartsmyfaceforever8140]

I would have responded with ‘are you supposed to be Lucious Malfoy? I’ve seen that movie. Your kid can’t go here.’

[@TFMuhamet]

Video has Lori Laughlin vibes 😂

[@tek4]

Had me in the first half, made me flip on the second third. Perfect 👌 👌 👌

[@jerrykinnin7941]

I like how my daughter got to go to college. She did it herself. I keep reminding her ill be more than happy to teeach her how to drive a truck.

[@parthbansal2775]

Basically the rich didn't donate enough

[@micahnewby7964]

"Does this mean we can't look forward to your future generosity?" "That has nothing to do with this" Me: you didn't answer the question😂

[@LillikoiSeed]

When he does the first, smarmy Dad, somehow he reminds me a lot of Jeremy Piven when he played on Entourage.

[@ZaphodTube]

Hey Dumbledore 😂

[@josie3956]

i love this! learning that things don’t just get handed to you in the real world helps them better than ANY ivy league school.😌

[@yomacplayz]

Spot on all these other people don’t get it they want it they earn it not given it

[@randominternetguy3537]

Reminds me of elon making an entire school for his kids.