I saw this comment flying around on WhatsApp, as usual, from some girls posting it to justify their poor mindset and lack of proper home training. I had to come on X to find the original comment and respond.
Firstly, people like you are dangerous especially to young girls who have chosen to do nothing to improve their self-worth, other than relying entirely on what material value a supposed man can bring into their lives. I take comfort in the fact that among the girls I saw posting it, some were actually against the idea.
Men like you are the reason many ladies have successfully reduced their worth to a monetary value, something measurable like a commodity. As long as you’re wearing an expensive wig, suddenly you should be treated differently from a girl on braids or natural hair, regardless of whether you even have sense or not.
Men like you are also the reason relationships are no longer about honest connection but about who can manipulate who more. Everything has become transactional, commitment included.
It’s sad that this comment has gotten over 2 million views, with women hailing it as the “honest truth.” And the result? Many of them are still trying to “level up” not through actual self-development, but by buying expensive wigs because they think it will make men take them seriously.
A very sad way of thinking, to be honest.
Back then, Yahoo Yahoo scam didn’t spread because people loved crime.
It spread because people saw results.
You’d see one guy in the area who used to trek suddenly start driving a Benz.
Another moves out of his parent’s house, buys an iPhone, starts dressing clean.
People noticed. And more boys wanted that life too.
Then came the “HKs” ,Hustle Kingdoms.
Most boys who joined had no opportunities, no options, no help.
Some didn’t even have a phone.
The HK boss would give them everything they needed to succeed, tools, mentorship, guidance, and in a few months they'll become successful and some of them even go on to establish their own HKs.
It became a full ecosystem, powered by visible success and structured mentorship.
Fast forward to today, we have forex traders, crypto traders, and Web3 folks making money that Yahoo boys could only dream of.
But most of them are grinding alone or they just have closed circles.
Imagine if these same traders started building Skill Hks, hubs where young people, even the ones with nothing, can come in, learn for 3–6 months, and go out independent and successful.
Learn crypto, forex, Web3, whatever pays legally.
I know some people are already doing something similar, but we need more of us to step in.
The key is accessibility, it has to reach even those who can’t afford mentorship fees.
Remember, Yahoo HKs don’t ask for any fees. They give you everything you needed to succeed, tools, guidance, even food.
If we want to replace the Yahoo HK culture, the legal HKs for crypto, forex, and Web3 have to operate the same way: open to anyone with potential, regardless of their starting point.
If we do this consistently, we’ll raise a generation that doesn’t need to touch fraud.
We’ll replace the Yahoo HK culture with something legal, accessible, and better.
Because at the end of the day, the streets don’t care if it’s fraud or skill, they just care about a system that works and can take them out of poverty.