Lol right! It does not look very pleasing

Looks so crazy and weird

right lol but the cool thing is you dont have to live there cause it aint yours.

So $500k isn't ridiculous?

@@ajflyingatyomouth2831 yes it is.... but i would eant a lot of land for 500k....open country

I feel you.

but im guessing you don t so that's that.

😂 Hope you liked it!

no more than 20,000 square coz i wouldnt want it to be to big but then i would want around 5-10 square miles off private land mainly forest with a private beach not far from a major city or on island like north sentinel island because that looks good size, beachs and has a forest

20,000 square feet! That's huge Craig lol. I'm good with prolly max 3.5k square feet :)

Highly doubt they forget

@@kaydencefreeman6043 😂

Exactly 💯

@@kaydencefreeman6043 no but their crooked accountant might while he's stealing from them

You know what the "Owl" symbol means, don't you ???

...and Will Smith's remark about him getting "all the answers" at the pond in his garden...

Have a kid... nothing is more motivating 😅

@@NAT-turners-Revenge have a kid that will what .. join the 99% that funnels money into 1% .. yeah, 2021... kids are still a blessing ... who’s blessing? .. I love my son, but this video really opened my eyes on some already existing issues, sayings, and teachings

Low by whose standards?

Cause I'm always reppin for that low life💯

@@maltlickytexas he’s the only lowlife

@@kaydencefreeman6043 No human being is “low life.” No human being is “high life.” All humans are equal.

@Matt Rossey I think it's all relative. It's really hard to judge people who make billions and spend millions. The avg person in the US is by definition "rich". The avg American is 1% in income in the world. A lot of billionaires/millionaires give away so much money anyways. This topic is def worth a discussion though!

@@PablitosWay Thanks for the reply. It's not a matter of judging people because of what they make, it's a matter of doing something worthwhile with the money . To say the average person in the US is "rich" by definition is ludicrous seeing the amount of poverty in the US. I do understand what you're comparing it to, however, it's the country itself, and maybe 5% of the population that is "rich" as you put it. If you compare the US to a 3rd world country, then yes, it's filthy rich, however, that truly isn't a fair comparison seeing how in the US and here in Canada where I live, the access to clean water, electricity, and medicine ( I know in the US medicine and health care isn't free like it is here in Canada, but what we have far surpasses countries such as the Philippines, where my wife is from, where the average monthly income for what is termed in the Philippines as 'Middle Class' is $300 CDN a month at the most. In the Philippines there are, in comparison to the US or Canada, 2 classes in the Philippines, Rich, and most most people. The poverty level in the Philippines is tremendous because of a system of government that is totally corrupt and doesn't try to hide it. Not that most governments and politicians aren't corrupt in some way, but some like the US and Canadian government atleast do things for the citizens to some socio economic security to its citizens. North America has it pretty good compared to other countries, but the point I'm making in my original comment is that those who have the money like that really should do more to help others. If that was to happen, then a lot of the problems we have in our societies could potentially be solved as there wouldn't be a need for crime. The system both of our countries has is flawed in that way, that we have social welfare systems, but those systems don't come anywhere near helping those who need and want a better life to afford the chance to get it for their families and selves and the cycle continues generation after generation. I don't know the exact %'s, I'd be willing to guess that between 2 and 5% of the population in both the US and Canada control about 97% of the wealth. That's wrong. There should be more done. And for those in that are in that small percentage of wealth, I get it that they worked hard and made sacrifices to have that wealth, but truthfully, how much money do you need before your at the point that you no longer have an y needs and are able to for the rest of your life live without ever needing to make more money. When someone has to pay a months property taxes which equates to what most people will make in 15 to 20 years, then there's something seriously wrong with society. Because of Covid 19, governments have realized how defunct and behind they are in developed countries and have realized changes and improvements are long overdue and some changes have begun, there are many more that need to happen. But one that I truly believe needs to change is tax cuts to the wealthy while the lower and middle class pay more taxes than the wealthy, this is not only fundamentally wrong, but also morally wrong. Why is it that the wealthy get to ride on the backs of the poor or middle classes, they should pay an equal amount at minimum. Personally I have always thought that the wealthy should also have to pay a societal improvement tax. That money would go towards free higher education and social development programs so that all people in the country would truly have equal opportunities to make a higher incomes. Essentially making it so that the majority of society was making the same amount of money and the financially lesser of society would have the means to have a better quality of life that in comparison would be out of poverty. I know this is a very utopian idea, but it is a very conceivable idea that could work and has been done to a certain extent in some countries.

@@comedianmattrossey Dude, I totally agree with you....But...when you have millionaires and billionaires bribing the politicians and calling it "donations "... Where do you start ???"...Plus, if you noticed the "Owl" symbol in Drake's house, that should tell you a lot...

@@ToyManFlyer1100 Wow, next to Pablito's Way responding, which I didn't at all expect, you are the only response to this. I'm surprised there wasn't more of a response. Yeahh, hahahaha, donations. I have seen this all my life and it just bewilders me man. As far as Drake's house, no idea. I live in Toronto, Canada where Drake is from and lives, but have never seen his house. I've heard about it, but have no interest in taking the time to see it as he really isn't much of an influence in my life. Actually he has a clothing store very near me on Dundas Street West, but, it's just not my thing. I'm happy to see someone else has the same thoughts as me about this. I was beginning to wonder if I'm just way out of touch with the world. What significance is the owl on Drake's house? I know it's on his store. I just figured it was a branding symbol like every business has.