I have a history teacher who goes against the curriculum and hasn't assigned any book work all year. But every day, he says "What would you like to debate about?" We all have our arguments and rebuts, and guess what? I have learned more about people, how your background can influence people, controversial topics, and certain lifestyles in that one class in one year than in any of my classes all together my entire life. I enjoy going to that class. No one falls asleep because we are so excited to get our opinions out or listen to other's opinions. The teacher wants us to think what we want, not think about facts that we don't want to learn or will forget after the period. This history class has actually helped my social skills dramatically. A's do not mean that you are smart. F's do not mean that you are stupid. I currently has horrible grades. Not because I don't understand the material, but because I don't do the work. I don't want to become a biologist. So why should I waste my time doing a 3 page packet on the splitting of DNA?

School isn't even about learning anymore. It's just about trying to pass

''If you dont build your dream someone else will hire you to build theirs'' Dammmnnn!!

If you don't build your dreams, someone else will hire you to build theirs." Damn, that hit me deep.

I love how he does this right in front of a school and is not ashamed

School has become less about education and more about passing. I go to school to pass, I have no intentions of learning, tbh.

He's not saying ditch school, he's saying think about what you're getting from school. And what you're giving up to get it

school is just a memory game. who ever can memorize material the best succeeds.

Lmao people are misinterpreting it. He didn't say you shouldn't go to school. He is just saying that Education is key, You don't have to go to school to be smart.

5 million people have watched this video and yet, we will go on living as we have. When I finish typing this comment I will go back to studying for my chemistry final in the morning, and the thousands if not millions who have been inspired by this video, will wake up the next morning to rush to class only to fall asleep in the corner. We know its wrong, but its the way it is. We know nothing else and and as a result we know nothing.

Middle school tells me I'm smart. There are posters that tell you to keep trying. The teachers tell you that you are smart you just haven't put in enough effort... But the system tells me something different. It tells me that I am a percent, just a number. It tells me that if I don't get a high enough score then I'm dumb. It tells me that if I fail I'm worthless and will never amount to anything. It's funny how the system tells you one thing but does a different thing. How it makes you feel like a failure. Telling you that you have to try harder. Telling you that even if you are going through depression, anxiety, ADD, ect. You still cannot fail. The systems treats us like worthless robots trying to motivate us to do something and not fail for the "big picture". Because they want the state scores to go up. They don't care about whether we are prepared for the future. Prepared to do taxes and get jobs. It's for their own selfish gain. Sorry :P just a thought. I don't know I haven't really looked at the flaws to this way of thinking so there may be some things that don't make sense :3

I was considered smart. Won bunch of awards and graduated valedictorian. People thought I got there because love learning but I got there because I unconsciously thought number was all I was. I wasn't fighting for my future, I was fighting for my worth.

"if you answer something outside of the box the automatic response is a cross" BEST THING I EVER HEARD

I have listened to this a few times now, but the message only makes to a certain degree sense. "So you want to get a degree? Why?" Well, in the modern world of the 21st century, if you want to work as an engineer, scientist, doctor, be a professor etc, you need a degree. There is no way around it. Airbus is not going to hire you as an engineer if all you got is a high school diploma. Those "statistics" this guy mentioned, are not statistics, but facts. There are a few people who have a clear business plan and do become successful with it, without having got a degree. But MANY, fail in life because they chose not to get a degree. However, I don't disagree with everything he said. "Education is about inspiring ones mind, not just filling their heads" This is true. Most school systems fail on this one big time. You will not be taught to understand the stuff you are learning. It is only to be filled in your head and you know it is like that, but you don't know why. A simple example: What is 3²? Now, we all know its 9 because we understand the concept. We know that 3²=3x3. Now, lets pretend you are tutoring someone who is learning this right now. If you tell him 3²=9, he will know from now on its 9. But if he gets confronted with 3³ or 4², he will not have a clue how to solve it, because he was never taught to understand this. And this problem, applies with everything. Many probably know that the derivative of f(x)=4x³+3x²-8 f'(x)=12x²+6x is, but how many can actually tell me why this is? "Memorizing equations facts and dates" Memorizing is the least helpful thing you can do in order to educate yourself. How does memorizing vocabulary help you learn a language? Not at all. You need to combine the vocabulary with the grammar and literature of the language you are learning. Learning vocabularies for a quiz is useless regarding education, because you will forget them straight after the quiz. It's just like in math. If you memorize the pattern to the solution, you're cool. But as soon as something comes up that you don't expect, you're clueless.

Most of people compare money with success, that's the problem! =(

Watching this in 2021 is heartbreaking, nothing has changed

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

When there are students who are so terrified at the prospect of getting a letter other than an A on their report card or test, when they would rather die than get out of bed in the morning to go to a place where they feel worthless every single day and when they feel sick at the idea of school, I think you should know that there is something very wrong with the education system that has been passed down for generations. Education should never ultimately be a value of what letter you get on a piece of paper but teaching kids to think for themselves, not turn them in mindless formula/fact memorising robots designed only to complete a test.

"If education is the key then school is the lock."

My teachers tell me I'm lazy, not trying hard enough, failing. They compare past statistics to present numbers. School is not education, Education is intrinsic understanding of passion, not numbers, and it is not passing school. School offers a path for those who wish to simply add to something that is already built, a dream, a goal from another they constructed through their understanding and hard work. I may not be phenomenal at science, but i can rebuild a engine of almost any kind. I can play guitar, violin,and piano with ease. I can out work and out will anyone of my piers. Failing school when you give it all of your effort doesnt mean you are lazy, I believe it means you need to form your own path, instead of the one society laid out for you. Failing doesnt equal laziness, and you certainly wont get anywhere without effort. Failing just means you found one way a system will not work, so make your own

The thing I actually hate about school is the fact that I have to wake up every morning, let them take 11 hours of my day (1 hour bus ride, 7 hours of school, 1 hour of after school sports, and another 1 hour bus ride) and then come home to a pile of homework, which takes another 2-4 hours. Then they expect you to socilize even when you have no time. Oh and did I mention the mean, judgemental kids? Don't even get me started,

I hate school but I wanna be a doctor so...I'm kinda stuck.

I'm stressed.. so stressed you have no idea. I'm having depression because of my shitty college. And my parents pressure are not helping. :(

I hate how society use this ranking system.

"If you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it is stupid."

Looking at all these comments that go against this video simply tells me that you guys don't get the message. The title simply saids it all "Why I hate school but love education", no but some of you are taking this waaaay out of context. He is not encouraging laziness nor is he saying to not pursue a degree. He is simply speaking on the behalf of school and education. Being educated and being schooled is two different things. You see, if you are educated than it means that you have a complete logical understanding of that subject. But being schooled is what was mentored by an educated person with an logical understanding.... *you just been schooled*

Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school. Albert Einstein

"My Proud Mother Didn't even Turn up to my Graduation" that hit me deep

Glad I am starting my own business. But I am going to college for a backup job. I refuse to work for someone my whole life.

"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." -Albert Einstein

One question I've always had in my head is, "Who are you without school, grades, and education alike"? All these kids who cry over getting an 89% on an exam, who spend their whole weekends studying for a test they don't give a damn about, who are they when all that is taken away? Who are you without all the external influences and predisposed ideas affecting your own thoughts? Do you really enjoy solving for the missing angle in a triangle, or learning about the chemical makeup of a cell, when you have no desire to become a biologist or chemist in the future? To all you adults out there, when's the last time you've used ANY of the subject material you learned in grade school? Sure maybe its good to know about how the physical world works, and how the different nations on our earth have come to be, but how does any of that help you build and grow as a person? Does it teach you how to see other people's perspectives, or to show compassion to the people around you, strangers included, or to think for yourself and form your own opinions and ideas? Are you really living your own life? Or are you following a guide and a path that someone else has formed for you? Whats most important at the end of the day is YOU, not what someone else thinks of you, not someone else's opinion on what best for you, etc. We all know our education system is outdated, and frankly, I don't feel comfortable following something that was developed so long ago, with nothing in mind but the control and the "greater good" of a nation, not the individual. Why do you think the arts, and other creative, mind provoking subjects are so poorly funded and supported? The powers that keep us in control have a certain agenda, and how we feel about it does not matter to them. We grow up, being taught and conditioned to think and act in a certain, limiting ways. We go to school, put countless hours and loads of energy into subjects most of us have no interest in, just to go to suped-up, less restrictive versions of the same thing in college. We present employers a nice fancy piece of paper showing that we graduated, even though all it takes is the ability to remember facts, dates, names and numbers, and to plan for following assessments accordingly, much like what a robot would do. Most of us give in to the corporate slavery that is working as an adult, where all we do is go to our mostly boring, repetitive jobs, make money, buy consumer goods, pay taxes, etc. Where is the LIFE in that? In this whole process, where is there room to think freely and follow our own desires and ambitions? School does not TEACH us to do any of this, it only delays our pre-programmed, voluntary submission into a system designed to keep us down, and follow orders given by people who's thoughts and ideas may not be any better than our own. Only the most intelligent (and often outspoken :/ ) of us can see through the facade and open up our eyes for once in our lives. I don't presume to know everything, as I am only 16, but what I do know is that true joy stems from doing what you want to do, because you want to do it, not because someone else told you to. Like I said I'm not trying to act like I know all there is to know about whats going on in this world, but I, at the very least, encourage you to think for yourself, and find ways to do what you enjoy. Money can be made in a myriad of ways, don't let that be the sole factor that decided what life you're going to live, what job you're going to have. Don't be afraid to look into and research what doesn't sit right with you. Its ok to let go of certain thoughts and beliefs that, although may have brought you comfort and "ignorant bliss", may not have been the best for you in the grand sense of things. Love you all :)

You've just taken the words outta my mouth, i wish i could like this 9999 times

Life is what you make it. Everyone has their talents and abilities, so embrace yours.

This brought tears to my eyes. I cannot describe how accurate this is. School kills me everyday. People look at me, they judge me bc Im poor, because i'm not pretty enough, because I got a C in math. They criticize everything I do. The work is overwhelming. I have to stay up late doing homework, and then get up before the sunrises. And they ask me why i'm tired. I have bad thoughts, bad dreams, bad feelings, stress, etc. But I can't tell anyone bc they'll give me a therapist, and a daily guidance councilor. And they'll think i'm stupid.

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Stop learning by imposed topics, learn by personal projects.

In all honesty high school rarely taught me anything it just taught me repetitive learning , except when we would have discussions I learned a lot of things by being open minded viewing things from a different standpoint.

What a lot of people seem to miss in this video is that he never once said not to go to school. All he said is that you should be making your own choices in regard to your education and your life. He even specifically said that school isn't evil. If you want to do something where you need a college degree, then go get a college degree because you want to, not because you feel obligated for whatever reason. His point is that if you want to do something where you don't need one, and you don't want one, why get one? He doesn't support abandoning getting an education, he supports making your own choice. Being an individual. If your choice is to continue school, then go to school. Yes, you can be successful with or without a degree. Make your choice about whether or not you need one.

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i wish i can show this to my school. I mean...they tell us all of this stuff that we should know. Example algebra or how to do well on your exam. Or using in text evidence. Geez...they have no idea what i wanna do when i grow up. No, i dont wanna sit at a desk working for someone else's business, i want to do my own work. something i would enjoy.

This video is very misleading; it appeals to the few successful exceptions. For every Steve Jobs who dropped out, I can present you with ten-thousand bums who dropped out too. Where do you think your chances lie? Allow me to channel Tyler Durden: "We've all been raised on *sulibreezy's video* to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won't. And we're slowly learning that fact. And we're very, very pissed off." School isn't what's stopping you from being a millionaire.

Grades don't make you smart. Good grades are due to good memorization. Study a bunch, memorize it, take the test, get an A, then forget all about it. So we aren't really smart from good grades. I've seen people fail everything in school yet they became smarter than some of their teachers.

He forgot to mention one of the smartest people in the world " Albert Instine" who dropped out of school in 4th grade and didn't talk until he was 8 years old. But made some great inventions and figured out that E= MC square

I still can not believe this is over a decade ago. I listen to this ANYTIME I'm feeling down. This man alone has kept me going.

If you don't build your dreams someone else will hire you to help build theirs.

When students cheat on exams it's because our school system values grades more than students value learning. -Neil Tyson

*This is exactly what everyone is thinking.*

"If education is the key then school is the lock." The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

This made me cry so hard, because school's killing my 'demon'! Before I liked studying, but now, in that crowd of zombies, of comformed people... In all that building of lies, where you must be on time for learning something... I'm just spending money learning nothing. And my dreams, everybody tells me I'm crazy, everybody says that I'm just stupid because I'll never become a singer, or an actress and I'll never publish a book. I wanna say thank you because you let me open my eyes, letting me see that I don't want to leave school because I'm lazy... but because I want to spend my time improving the talent God gave me. So thank you. Thank you.

school isnt about education anymore in all honesty its about memorization instead intelligence

There are so many people in this comment section trying to be profound and end up looking like complete twats.

This is true , you can be educated all by yourself towards any SUBJECT or outcome , self taught people almost always become the most successful

People are missing the message of his speech. He isn't saying to not go to school. He clearly states that education is important. He is trying to tell people that they shouldn't stress and summit themselves to a "standard" system of learning, for there is more than one way to "educate" yourself. Some of the people he named (Jesus, Mohammed, David Beckham) they weren't educated to a degree (and in some of the cases educaucated at all) yet the were educators..they tought people things, they were still successful. He was asking us why we were going to a Unviersity if we OURSELVES didn't know what our for "learning" was (when he refers to the "students wait in line like zombies to turn in a assignment") he was stating that they were there to be there...just following the status quo of getting to the next step. Listen and look deeper into the context... His points are really valid.

Such a true video, my dad had a GED because he was terrible at school. And now look at him even though he died, selling his oil company years ago for $7.2M. And even starting broke poor. As soon as I graduate in a few days I will go to the Marine Corps and then start my own business when I am out. If you want to be successful in the world, why make someone else rich with a job instead of making yourself rich. Starting your own company is the key to riches my friends.

this is so true. I honestly love learning and the subjects I'm studying at school. but school just ruins it by turning learning into a chore, and with the atmosphere of judgement and academic pressure. not to mention they don't teach you some of the most important skills in life. they don't even teach you how to get a job or how to function in society.

I've been too much surrounded by people who are nagging for good grades. Yet that's not what I'll call motivation. Thank you for showing us the true way of motivating.

Everybody in the comments are so picky. They pick apart a video that is supposed to be inspiring to the point where some people no longer find it inspiring. Are you really defending our outdated education system?

I can completely relate to this, I love to learn I have a huge interest in expanding my mind but, in school I don't do well. What they force me to learn doesn't appeal to me.

man i don't know what i like more about this video. the message itself or the way he talks =)

School takes this wonderful idea of learning and turns it into an institute of social hierarchy, stress, depression and makes kids go to sleep every night wondering what they did wrong.

"EDUCATION IS WHAT REMAINS AFTER ONE HAS FORGOTTEN WHAT ONE HAS LEARNT IN SCHOOL" (Albert Einstein)

oh my fucking god. he isn't slamming on religion, or putting down his mother. His point is simply that school and grades and things that have scores shouldn't define what you're capable of. You can agree, or you can disagree, but you can't say that you've never gotten a bad grade and felt like shit about it. Think about how you felt; that's his point.

I've never cried so hard listening to a spoken word poem before. It was cathartic. Thank you so much for this.

No parent should miss graduation. It's an absolute crime!

I really love this video. I'm a seventeen year old girl who had passions in multiple things, but people try to tell me: "No, you can't chase your dream. You are not qualified enough in these certain aspects." Or- "That's not a real job." Trying to tell children who are told one moment they are too young to make decisions for themselves, and the next to choose what they want to do / how to spend the rest of their life. I find it completely hypocritical, why should my dreams define anyone but myself? How can I learn from my mistakes if everyone around me is preventing them? I have a job on top of education, and I pay a few personal bills, nothing major, but it frustrates me people are so focused on what society tells them, they would trade common sense + being wise, and not to mention in my own opinion, true intelligence, for a grade and a gold sticker, and then surprise, usually after you finish college/uni good luck finding/getting a job; because in this economy none are truly available, it's a double edged sword. I hope anyone struggling finds their passions and succeeds, because this society is, for lack of words, suckish. :/

Some of the dumbest people you will ever meet are in a college classroom, point being going to school doesn't mean you're educated. Malcolm X was highly educated and never stepped foot on a college campus. Going to college is good, but if you're only learning inside of a classroom your knowledge is limited, because history and knowledge extends well beyond a classroom. In order to be truly educated one must research, read, and study things on their own outside of the classroom. Getting good grades in school only means you're good at memorizing information ( most of the time)

he's saying you don't have to be academically successful to be successful in life. He's not encouraging dropping out of education.

11 years and it still hits. I even had to take a break from school to *understand my motives* and *re-assess my aims.* It helps.

College is good, it provides you with contacts. people to discuss, and also guidance. But truly education comes from the individual alone; only your interest and your individual effort will get you to be fully educated and capable. Don't rely on any learning institution to do the teaching for you; your room with your books, texts and your mind is the real clasroom.

So in the U.K when kids are 10/11 we do these test called SATs. You do Maths grammar and reading. I was put in a group because I had the ability to get a 5. But I got a 4 in maths. Many kids were put in a group because they could get 6's the highest you guess. I was a few marks away from a 5. You know why because I did something to show my working out by writing it. But it said to do a number calculation. I spent nights up revising because I needed to get a 5. I love art but we did art well once every two months. But maths everyday. I know you need maths but my principal did assemblys every monday saying he loved creativity. But what he actually meant was that if it's academic or sports tell us. No artistic views allowed. We were like robots. All the same. I was put under pressure everyday. Bruh now I'm in high school. Humanties is basically reading a text book and answering question. Can I remember anything about the battle of hastings no.

As someone who gets high marks in every subject in my exams, I agree, people need to be able to think outside the box and be their own person, not forced to do someone else’s wishes. Education is a passion, an understanding, a love for a subject/hobby, school doesn’t do that: it forces you to be in a box. 😢

I love people mention Bill Gates never finishing college, but fail to mention the following: First, he was ACCEPTED INTO HARVARD. He studied a shitload, and almost had A's constantly. He dropped out to form one of the biggest companies to ever exist, Microsoft.

For those people saying this is stupid school is important he's saying he likes education but he dosent like the way they do it

I didn't take this very seriously a couple of years ago. I have seen it now... my dad was right. I have wasted so much time in school these years that it angers me. Waiting for people to teach me... I should have started myself.

This title says everything to me!!!! I cannot support school anymore is overwhelmed and sucks. When im at home searching for real self helped content, it brings fulfillment to me. If you played attention, the majority of the materials you learn in school is by people who never frequently school.

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School is indoctrination. Remember this quote from Mark Twain: " I will not let schooling interfere with my education". You certainly don't need to go to college to become educated nowadays. Most things you need to know can be found on the Internet, and you certainly don't need to waste tens of thousands of dollars to become "educated" by college. Pretty much the only reason anyone goes to college anymore is because many jobs now require you to have a college degree even though you don't really need a college degree for the job. College is really a huge waste of money if you are expecting it to educate you. The only reason anyone goes to college is to hope that their degree can land them with a high-paying job. I noticed since high school that I was learning way more stuff on the Internet than from my classes in school. I noticed since first year of college that I was learning more stuff on the Internet than my courses at college. It is a complete lie that you need to have good grades in school to become financially successful. Some of the richest people in the world never finished either high school or university. I heard of people making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year selling drugs, and the people doing this don't even have a high school diploma. I am not saying you need to sell drugs to become financially successful, but you certainly do not need a university degree to make a lot of money. Hell, you don't even need to finish high school. But I suggest you finish high school just to make people not think you are lazy. But finishing university is mostly a matter of being able to afford it, and has little to do with your intellect or perseverance. So screw university, and only go if you are able to meet the following criteria: 1) Don't go to university unless you are able to afford it without student loans. Student loan debt is very crippling to your financial ability after university is finished. Minimize the amount of money you spend for university by going to school at a local place (that way you don't need to pay for living expenses, and you can just live with your parents while going to school) 2) Major in something where the knowledge for the subject can't simply be learned from the Internet i.e. becoming a surgeon because you need to go to school to acquire the skills for becoming a surgeon 3) Major in something that can actually land you with a high paying job i.e. a surgeon If you can't satisfy the above criteria, then screw university, and go to an apprenticeship, learn a trade or start your own business. Instead of indoctrinating kids that they must go to university to be successful, we should teach kids to become successful based on their own skills rather than earning an overvalued and mostly worthless university degree.

My God, you know. When I was younger as a high school senior. I was called evantually crazy, a dreamer, stupid, dumb, people laughed at me, made fun of me... At my 17, a senior was the year I revealed myself and took the first step to be myself. No one knew my History Or my Darker past. I list plenty of friends because we used to be known as Kinda the wild populair jerks and etc. So with that Popularity I lost everyone and when the faillures came I lost everything. People, even teachers who used to believe in me, gave up on me. I remembered how one teacher was dissapointed because I wasn't the person they taught I was. I gave it my life and soul to make my Dream a reality. However I Told myself that it didn't matter how many people would give up on me. As long I didn't so despite whatever and everything I fought on and again and again. Even when they all Said it was impossible and laughed. I was probably the dumbest of my class. However after high school I Kinda rolled into leading an organisation and evantually turned it into national company. As my second job I was an actor/director. Again when I followed that path there were people who told me I would never make it. Because I am Asian. My path was lonely, hard and rough however I was able to turn my biggest enemies who were supposed to bring me down into my biggest strengths. I'm 21 now I made a council to help me lead the organisation. Since it was not my main Dream yet. So I Could still act and study further. I can't explain it. When the whole worlds tells you you can't every bone and muscle within you tells you, yes you can. You go on afraid but brave. Because this is my Dream and screw those who can't see it for me. Because I haven't come to make friends but to win. What I learned it's not about winning so much but about not giving up. If you are true to yourself and your dedication to your Dream. You Will never lose a battle. Each second counts. Even when I was like becoming Kinda succesfull here in Europe I even started to have more haters. Not for who I was or how I threated people. But for what I did. They taught I was stupid cuz there wasn't Anyone else who worked that hard as me Or took all those crazy actions. Even when I failed I still came back no matter what to do it again. I told my teacher once they Could take all the time from me that they want I don't care. I'm here to win and I don't care what might Appose me. I have come too far to give up now. Funny thing is I am 21 and I am the first person of that school who became CEO at 18 and made it. The only millionaire and since a few weeks I just made it as a rising actor in that industry. Suddenly all my friends came back. Not sure what to do with them. However even If I did. I wouldn't care since the matter of fact I'm always working. But this vid made me feel warm and gave me a tear. Since it's all true. I have been known as one of the dumbest persons cuz of my grades. Even had to double a year. Yet I'm the only one who made it since the simple fact I believe in more. More for me. Because to me it was all personal. Never Quit.

Money’s only the medium by which you measure wordly success

I'm homeschooling my way through high school doing things my way. Learning about things that inspire me

His message isn't 'wrong'. It just isn't for everyone. That's the thing with artistic expression, it's a message that not everybody can hear. He's not making an assertion, he's getting you to think

He is explaining that success is not built on the foundation of a degree, or education. But what you make of decisions and life. Personally ive done ok in higher and college is driving me crazy. Im leaving with a hnc because i cant take being stuck behind a desk anymore. Im training to be a pilot.

I actually discovered this guy from this video I was shown in my English class a few years back. Everyone was just drawn into this guy talking about education!

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell school is just a memory game. who ever can memorize material the best succeeds.

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What does school stand for: S: six C: cruel H: hours O: of O: our L: lives

I love how he does this right in front of a school and is not ashamed This is exactly what everyone is thinking.

casey niestat. didnt even finish high school look at him

I think many of our problems these days is many people limit their focus on wealth. Money is important, but is nothing more than a social construct. I wouldn't mind an unpaid internship, experience is more valuable than just a degree in many situations.

"Let's look at the statistics" - proceeds to list names of people who did not match the statistics. Genius.

I absolutely LOVE THIS, I’m also a Spoken Word artist trying to make change and bring light to real life situations. MUCH RESPECT!!

This needs to be re-uploaded and brought back to life!

Yep, It's fair to say that Learnt more off the Discovery and Natural Geographic channel and got me more prepared for life than University.

How are you able to come up with such strong, brilliant, and profound words. Isn't it hard performing your own work on KZfaq in front of millions a people. Have you ever been criticized for speaking the truth.

I remember watching this in 7th grade in 2015 but now I'm 12th grader and I'm graduating on Monday, I've completed my path of grade school and I look at myself from a kindergarten and to a 12th grader and I'm like damnn how did I go through this quick.

This really hit home. Im currently in University and just flunked out of my department, currently across the ocean from my mother country and family. I am at a crossroad with no idea where to go. Watching this gave me a bit of relief.

The system is completely and utterly broken, yet the ones with the power to fix it are doing absolutely nothing.

Dude lists exceptional people and uses them as an example for why YOU, a more than likely ordinary person doesn't need to jump through hoops for a successful future. Well, color me inspired. I'm just gonna go break the system with soaring rhetoric as my sword.

My English teacher showed me this and my life has never been the same.

Suli Breaks: creates video on why school doesnt work My school: makes us do an in depth analysis on the video.