I don't see a world where my YouTube channels won't be relevant in the next couple of years; this is what I live for, and I want to keep expanding my businesses.

We could run out of data for various reasons, but I think that's not going to happen.

I used to think that a million subscribers would be everything, but now it's a warped perception of success.

I filmed a video when I had 8,000 subscribers that will go public in 10 years; it's crazy to think about.

I think one of the videos we've already made might get a billion views, probably the squid game video, which is only a year old and it's already at 300 million views.

I filmed videos scheduled to be released in the future, including one where I predicted I would have a million subscribers in five years.

We didn't take the approach of getting a billion users and figuring out how to make money later; we focused on how to monetize if we could get to 100 million monthly active users.

YouTube's growth is inevitable, and I plan to leverage my position to build other ventures like restaurants and gaming companies.

To be worth 100 billion dollars, I just need to keep creating videos that get 100 million views, as the video is the foundation of everything I do.