POV: you begged EVERY MILLIONAIRE for $1 🤑😭

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The video likely performed well due to its intriguing and relatable premise of trying to get money from millionaires, combined with the novelty of using AI to automate the process. The surprising success of receiving actual money from a significant number of people also created a compelling narrative.

Summary

The creator attempts to get $5 from a million millionaires by emailing them. After sending over a million emails, they received 72,000 replies, with 26,789 people sending money, some even more than $5. The creator used an AI tool called Composio to connect ChatGPT to over 1,000 apps to find the millionaires' contact information.

Structure

1Introduction: The premise of begging millionaires for $5.
2Emailing millionaires: The creator sends emails to a million millionaires.
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The creator uses an AI tool called Composio, which integrates with ChatGPT, to find the contact information of millionaires and send them emails. The video shows the Composio interface and its ability to connect to over 1,000 apps like Gmail and Outlook.

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POV: you begged EVERY MILLIONAIRE for $1 🤑😭 Is it possible millionaire by begging millionaires for just $5? To: Jensen Huang jensen.huang@nvidia.com Can I please have $5? To: Logan Paul logan@primehydration.com Can I please have $5? To: Richard Branson richard.branson@virgingroup.com Can I please have $5? To: Kevin O'Leary kevin.oleary@...com Can I please have $5? To: Gary V gary@vaynermedia.com Can I please have $5? To: Ryan Reynolds ryan@maximumeffort.com Can I please have $5? Well, I emailed millionaire in for $5. how many millionaires are in the world +1 There are approximately 60 million millionaires in the world, representing about 1% of the adult population. These individuals are not evenly distributed across the world's millionaires, but are concentrated in a few top countries. To Population: The United States accounts for roughly 40% of all global millionaires. The leading countries include: United States: ~24 million 1,028,464 Emails what I could million of them. 732,455 sent 223,876 Automated reply bruhhh. But there's actually actually got 72,133 Replied 72,000 replies. how I even found a million millionaires in the first place, Composio For You Disconnect Information Connected on literally all I connect my ChatGPT to Composio for you, which then allowed to connect to over 1,000 apps like Gmail and 2,356 No Money 72,000 replies, 42,988 Asked Why just gave me no money and 42,000 of them asked me why. 26,789 Gave Money because 26,000 gave me money. Some of them more than $5, which I'm not complaining about. But this is definitely the new method, guys.

Transcript

Is it possible to become a millionaire by begging millionaires for just $5? Well, I emailed every single millionaire in the world for $5. Now, apparently there are over 60 million millionaires in the world, but some of them don't have their information online. So I did what I could and found a million of them. Now, out of the million emails that I sent, 700,000 of them left me on sent and 200,000 of them gave me an automatic reply. Bruh. But there's actually hope because we actually got 72,000 replies. Now, how I even found a million millionaires in the first place, literally all I had to do was connect my ChatGPT to Composio for you, which then allowed my ChatGPT to connect to over 1,000 apps like Gmail and Outlook. Out of the 72,000 replies, just gave me 42,988 of them asked me why. I don't know either man, jokes on them because 26,789 of them actually gave me money. Some of them even gave me more than $5, which I'm not complaining about. But this is definitely the new method, guys.