Why Samsung Owns EVERYTHING: The Dark Truth

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Most of countries in the world have one or more of these giant companies that nobody can mess with.

[@Manny4uel]

@despacito dave what about ghana?

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@despacito dave Depends on the context. Singapore has really good industrial foundations.

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[@benkim2016]

My high school friends dad worked for Lee Byungchul in the 70s. Now he owns his own company affiliated with Samsung and my friend Is still working there. That is 50 yrs of loyalty!

[@wyslink9354]

cool, hope your friend at least practices good karma cause they probably need a lot of it then

[@anfzjdxn]

Just adding to the video: Founder of Samsung Mr. Lee Byung Chul also made CJ (Major food, Major Entertainment, logistics, etc), SSG (biggest malls, etc), Saehan, and Hansol. Also, he partially owned n influenced Korean news platforms... People outside of Korea don't really realize this but Samsung family owns Korea... There is no emperor system in Korea but that family line is basically the one.. It's kind of insane how much they own but the companies are just not named "Samsung". They are bigger than how they look from outside. Apple is bigger in assets but the power this family has is up to a debate. I think Apple has more power and money though. But, I only said "up to a debate" because USA has so many powerful companies n family trees. Whereas, Korea only has 2 family: Samsung & Hyundai. Political power can be debatable because other major companies in USA has to share the pie. Hopefully, South Korea can become like USA, where USA has various power horse firms, rather than just one big powerful company. Lastly, the video edit was legit !! Thank you for taking away my sleep time lol jkjk

[@markarca6360]

CJ stands for Cheil Jedang. What comes to my mind first are that they manufacture animal food (especially for livestock like 🐖 and 🐓).

[@j4genius961]

America had a similar issue with the do called robber barons ( Rockefeller, Carnegie, JP Morgan, Van Der Bilt etc etc ) what Korea needs is some strong anti monopoly laws and a restructuring of the economy around mid-sized companies....Though that may be a bit difficult due to the massive power that these families have it's not impossible, but it would take strong political figures like Roosevelt in the US who would stand up to them, or the people uniting against them, good luck to you and may your country continue to prosper!

[@anfzjdxn]

@@markarca6360 yehh also CJ entertainment is huge but shit sad thing is one guy made all of em.... Korea's kinda screwed if Samsung goes down....

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[@Vysair]

You can look up a connection chart showing what the Lee Family owned or whatever they are called. It was so messy you'd think they are the royal family lol

[@collegeineurope509]

There are so many companies like this all over the world. What would you like to talk about next: Volkswagen maybe or Wallmart or BMW. Or you could talk about a company like this who went bust and the effect that had on the country they predominantly operated in: such as Baring in England or Nokia in Finland.

[@thembi888]

Literally just happened with Amazon and other companies during lockdowns

[@collegeineurope509]

@@thembi888 Wrong - every company aspires to be like this its capitalism. What sector or commodity do you want to talk about? What decade? Maybe talk about this company KZbin which is a part of Alphabet who command a 93% market share (any company over 30% is a monopoly and has to be broken up and somehow they continue to exist why?) Alphabet is only 25 years old and it has acquired 247 companies ranging from €1 million to €12.5 Billion KZbin was a bargain at €1.65 Billion.

[@justinsutton5005]

@@collegeineurope509 I'm sorry search engines are not monopolies. Google however has around 44% in digital advertisement.

[@justinsutton5005]

@@collegeineurope509 Also a monopoly has to have over 50% market share

[@1.4billion65]

he can talk about Forbes 100 companies, which could make 100 vedios.

[@sicabeat]

You have to understand that they did not have completely humble beginnings; these were people who came from some money and a good foundation to start on. My great-grandaunt was married to the founder of LG, who grew up around these people who founded Samsung and other companies. They were all college-educated (uncommon at that time in history) and had servants/housemaids and money to travel for leisure or to learn a trade. My great-great-grandfather apparently squandered all his wealth having fun in China while his colleagues were learning about sugarcanes and other goods.

[@TheRomanianCrow]

Founder of LG? Nice

[@squishylemonn]

Don't believe everything you read on the internet​@@TheRomanianCrow

[@DK-ox7ze]

How did LG manage to become a Chaebol and Samsung's competitor when Samsung had so much influence and power in South Korea?

[@coversbyrichard]

LG is nowhere near as big as Samsung. LG is primarily electronics and engineering conglomerate with some businesses in chemicals and power generation (electric grid). Samsung is more than that - they are known in the West as an electronics company but Samsung is also banking, finance, investments, insurance, manufacturing, shipbuilding, petrochemicals, import/export, clothing, etc etc… The reason why even as a Korean, don’t buy Samsung is because I view Samsung as a “jack of all trades, master of none”. I’ve always found LG’s electronics and home appliances to always be of a higher quality than Samsungs which is why all my appliances are LG and not Samsung. LG is a Chaebol with a focus and control of a specific industry, which is why it’s smaller. Samsung is a Chaebol based on overall size across the board… if that makes sense… I think LG’s business is way more ethical (not saying much) than Samsung. There is a problem when you have one company that is the everything company…

[@zersky495]

*Republic of Samsung

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[@Viktuts]

What was it about the video that kept ur attention?

[@illeagle9560]

Most of the big Japanese companies started by doing something different than they do today, Mitsubishi was a airplane manufacturer, and Nintendo I think started by making playing cards

[@thebrawlingmemereviewingam7968]

Yep just like how subaru and daihatsu were doing scooters, mazda did corks (weird but profitable) and military motorcycles and Toyota did wool looms

[@illeagle9560]

@@thebrawlingmemereviewingam7968 mazda was a cork maker? Lmao what the hell, never would have guessed

[@pookumz123]

Samsung is Korean tho

[@illeagle9560]

@@pookumz123 I know, I was bringing it up because of Samsung also starting with something different than what they're known for today

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Porsche, VW, Mercedes Benz, Daimler, MAN, Audi, and BMW during WW2: *nervous sweating*

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I owned the Note 7 when I was in college. I absolutely loved it, it was so sad when I had to swap it in.

[@R_mmone]

Who's also watching this on a Samsung

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Me.

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Not me.

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Yep

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I am also doing that

[@theStamax]

I think you failed to mention how big the impact of the major reason how korea's top 5 corps (such as samsung) gained their power actually was. Namely the state support which was implemented in the 70s and originally meant to grow korea's economy as a whole by supporting certain private businesses. While this worked rather well originally , it nowadays (ever since the 90s really) has lead to some major problems. Mostly the small business issue you mentioned.

[@spinyslasher6586]

He mentions it in part 2 bro. Timestamped: 5:00

[@theStamax]

@@spinyslasher6586 He did, but imo he failed to point out how big of a factor this actually was. Too much focused on the impact of the founder (cause that's generally what sells ... "rags to riches" and such). Truth is, it was a massive stroke of luck that made Samsung the giant it is today. Hence why I stated "how big the impact ..." and not "the impact".

[@spinyslasher6586]

@@theStamax the entire second part of the video, and the ending of the video, was used to showcase how Samsung used government support and corruption to assert dominance on smaller businesses. I doubt you watched the whole video, because he literally says in end that Samsung's success is due to the founder having deep political connections.

[@theStamax]

@@spinyslasher6586 well I did. Granted I may have formulated the comment better in hindsight. I just felt that the way the story was built up and ultimately concluded was too much focused on the individual, while the larger factor was downplayed. I apologize if this has caused any misunderstanding and I'll try to be more concise in future comments. Admittedly the "how big the impact ..." alone was likely not clear enough on what my actual criticism was.

[@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916]

That actually makes sense because the US likes to crush small businesses as well. Heavy handed regulations written by the big corporations have ensured this. Also, I've never been to Korea at all, but I think I would love it. Spicy food, good BBQ, and every Korean movie or show I've watched (with subtitles) is always great! Seems they keep politics out of entertainment, and I don't want somebody's political beliefs jammed down my throat, even if they agree with me and especially if they disagree. These days watching anything from Hollywood is like being a masochist. Tell me I'm racist because a white male, etc. is not only ironic and hypocritical, but disgusting to hear

[@Staetik]

Never knew Samsung was soo GANGSTA! Makes me appreciate all my Samsung stuff even more. Wish they made car audio, or do they?

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JBL, AKG, Harman Kardon, Bang&Olufsen are all owned by Samsung 😃

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all of my family members use samsung and are loyal customers of the brand and here im watching this video

[@arunrajeev2634]

"GANGSTA"? They overwork hundreds of their employees. Some of them die, but no one gives a shi because it's Asia.

[@tarabottogino]

The gentlemen on the right @ 8:06, is the father of a young girl who used to work for Samsung, She contracted cancer while working with chemicals to produce electronic chips @ Samsung laboratory, she passed away at a very early age. Really sad story. Her family as you can imagine was very devestating, and the man that you see on the video fought very hard to force Samsung to admit the dangerous the chemicals used back then!

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[@ImprovementGang]

Wow, I never knew that is how Samsung started. I guess there are a lot of dark roots for all companies.

[@FlyingPigChannel]

@@dol4732 They have crazy influence over South Korea and one of the family members wasa found guilty of bribing politicians, he goes into detail about this later on in the video

[@FlyingPigChannel]

@@dol4732 imo it’s still relatively early enough in their time as a giant company to be considered their beginning, idk just my two cents :)

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@@FlyingPigChannel that is far less than what huge companies in America do, but since they're white we just going to pretend it's not bad. If only you knew what large companies like Vungard and Blackrock (far more valuable and richer than Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft combined) do to socio-economic of the world you would shut the f... up

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For example: Hyundai started with selling used shoes first by Jung Joo-Young(the boss of all bosses of Hyundai but passed in 2001). Then he began the company by building and repairing army vehicles that were left in Korea after Korean war... something like that if I remember correctly.

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never thought about this. i just know samsung mostly for their phones and how everyone compares them to apple but its crazy to think that samsung truly has apple beat. maybe not in the smartphone industry but in the world industry wow.

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i love samsung though as i feel like i have more freedom using their android phones than those iphones of different company... dunno why though as it's just feels.

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Who else is watching on a Samsung galaxy???

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Me.. And my name is also Lee

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Watching on my Samsung

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I dislike it, but, Samsung and LG usually are the best quality and least expensive product I buy. Always wondered how they got so big, thanks for the video. This is a Samsung phone.

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Good job on the videos bro, nice selection of information too :)

[@joser1853]

It's one of those things where the end justifies the means. It's unfair, but a necessary evil.

[@Aereto]

The Korean War really changed everything. Communism deprives people of individual achievement, no matter how everyone slices the cake of the system.

[@OnurTheXbot]

Sadly, most Tech Giants are like this.

[@charliepea]

I've been using Samsung phones for decades already, and I have one that's 7 years old and can still play Spotify like strong. Problem is, the S8 I'm using right now gets so angry (overheating) easily and it's so annoying.

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Sometimes I like not knowing about the history of some of my favorite companies... let's hope this video doesn't change my perception of Samsung.

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I hadn't heard of the GTA 'exploding samsung' mod😂😂😂 Thats hilarious

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Ah, the real life cyberpunk 2077

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Editing quality and your narratives.. what's your business? A perfect youtuber?

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I find it mind boggling little tiny businesses form into one of the biggest in the workd

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you had 155k subs 6 months ago?? the channel growth is deserved for sure

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Great vid. Me watching from a Samsung phone😄

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I'll be honest, the gta exploding phones mod is hilarious af.

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A slight correction to the note 7 exploding, they sent the battery specs out to other companies to manufacture them, so they hit the deadline. The company that manufactured the batteries produced them with the wrong dimensions, and thats what caused them to be faulty. Samsung was not at fault for it.

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Me watching this on samsung

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[@gotentk4]

You can't say bribing... such a bad term. Should use "lobbying " and "donating" instead

[@mesouls]

samsung founder is just so smart

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Always love the videos, keep up the good work man.

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we love samsung no matter what and i will always prefer samsung over apple products

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They make top quality products.

[@cck4978]

I mean you are taking things a bit out of the context and presenting a biased view. S.Korea was literally one of the poorest countries in the world after the civil war and the government had to consolidate and concentrate on few industries with good leadership that'd help boost the economy; they had no time to be experimental and mess around as people were literally starving due to everything being destroyed from the war. To get around this, they've decided to put their focus on few promising upcoming business conglomerates which lead to formation of Chaebol. Does it have side effects? Yes like the ones you presented in the video where the companies are too tightly coupled with the government but on the other hand, it's also one of the reasons why S.Korea's economy was able climb up so rapidly because things were highly coordinated and focused.

[@_purejoy_]

Love your videos. You've surpassed your mentor James Jani

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Amazing man

[@arhamthegreat2007]

last part was the most hilarious🤣🤣😂😂

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Proud to be SAMSUNG hardcore fans.

[@JayKimJr]

In Korea, the basic highest inheritance tax rate is 50%, but the inheritance tax for the largest shareholder of a company is 60%. Additionally, When grandparents pass on their inheritance to their grandchildren, omitting their children, a 30% penalty tax is applied for the missing generation, and if the beneficiary is a minor, a 40% penalty tax is applied. As a result, more and more business owners are having to sell their companies to pay taxes, So which company would be willing to pay a high price to buy that company? If every country imposed such taxes, would there still be companies making luxury goods like Swiss watches?

[@TSI9001]

Thanks

[@nikanj6]

Excellent content.

[@NotRudolf]

watching this on my samsung fridge

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Your video editing skills are awesome. Where did you learn ?

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Be consistent You are great

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I think government should start giant business like this in every field at affordable price so Tax Payers can get higher quality of life.

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Another Great video

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[@markarca6360]

Watching this video on a Samsung 📱.

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It would be soo much better if you could link up your references that you made in the clip, thank you a simple critic

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lovee you bruv, really liked this video

[@Skyphide]

no matter how dark samsung is you can not convince me to buy an apple product

[@SolidBrands-nf8oy]

Being friends with the Country's President and having easy access to bank money would certainly give unfair advantage to SAMSUNG.

[@نايفنواف-ج8و]

wait 15:04 is the greatest moment of this vid, i wonder what about apple ????

[@danielch6662]

Samsung was not the only chaebol. And Lee was definitely NOT Park's good friend. Not even close. I don't know the relative size of the chaebols in the 1960s, but in 1996 Samsung was definitely not the largest. Before Daewoo collapse in the 1997 crisis, it was the second largest chaebol. And the largest was Hyundai. Both Hyundai and Daewoo's founders were much closer to Park. After the 1997 crisis, the government forced all the chaebols to rationalize and sell their non-core businesses to each other. And this is were Samsung lucked out. Their core business was electronics and semiconductors, and these industries grew at a much faster pace in the next two decades than nearly everything else (worldwide). Which is not to say that Samsung did nothing. After all, they did compete with, and defeat other major companies from other countries. This partly explains Samsung's dominant position as the largest chaebol in Korea today. They were always one of the largest, but was not always the largest.

[@mrdingles5107]

Geez. And here I thought they were mostly just electronics. Oblivious I am.

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Always Enjoying ur Content Brother Keep up the Smart 🧠 work you doing 🎊 🎊 🎊

[@joser1853]

MORE VIDEOS PLEASE

[@nicholasheath2473]

The way the first guy stretched his last syllable every sentence was like bad 90s rock bands doing the same thing

[@JosephLee2012]

I used to work at Samsung as a R&D engineer, but you left out IT companies like LG and SK-Hynix. It is not possible for Korea to compete with Sony and Panasonic if the Korean government helps all of the small companies in South Korea. The Korean government has no choice to help a few IT companies like LG, SK-Hynix and Samsung. There are other small IT companies like Seoul Semiconductor and Hanhwa. Same applies to automotive businesses like Hyundai/Kia. There are other automotive companies like GM-Daewoo, Etc. Posco is another famous steel company.

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"it's not about what you know, it's about who you know"

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Need an apple video now 🙏🏽

[@yashvisaharan2597]

this proof that money really does run the world.

[@sayiankaparsanka1476]

It is weird that I am watching the story of samsung on a Samsung

[@kevichadi233]

Same here 😃👍