Billionaire Holocaust

Gavin Belson explains being a billionaire in modern America.

From HBO's TV show "Silicon Valley".

[thecreativecurator]

Youtube recommendations are more ruthless than I anticipated

[armidilo]

And we didn't even do anything wrong!

[than]

Elon Musk shortly before visiting Israel and touring with Netanyahu.

[jasonapplebaum]

The death of the health care ceo reminded me of this video for some reason

[Trazynn]

This scene just kept on giving. Every time you think that was the punchline it takes it to another level.

[IAmNumber]

“And we didn’t even do anything wrong!”

Lot to unpack there lmaoo

[brobeans]

What an interesting time for this to resurface...

[ccerrato]

"We didn't even do anything wrong" FML! Hahahahahaha

[slyace]

"we didn't even do anything wrong" was such a perfect ending line to show his ego and ignorance, also it's really funny

[drawmaster]

I love how he keeps digging himself deeper and deeper with every sentence.

[locksh]

Hahahaha I just adore how he fucks it up further with each sentence that comes out of his mouth only to receive more waves of disapproval from the audience. Hilarious

[mariman]

I can't believe this monologue was inspired by a real person!!!!

[ScottieMacF]

This is one of the funniest scenes (for Gavin's idiocy; not his statement) in Silicon Valley yet I never knew it was based on something a real billionaire said. So bizarre. What a brilliant show.

[e.keough]

I looked up "Gavin Belson Billionare Holocaust" for this clip and the first thing that came up was an actual person making the comparison.

[OogleyOogleyBoogley]

Michael Bloomberg will say something like this before the end of the Democratic primaries

[nikolasiwanus]

It's dangerous out there for billionares - we laughed 9 years a go - and now health insurers are getting gunned down!

[firepower]

"Billionaires are people too."

Exactly what the lizard people would say.

[recording.clouds]

This is a rare show that made you love its villains as much as heroes...Damn

[robertstevens]

Lot's of comparables to the French Revolution, but do keep going.

[planesrift]

Still relevant 8 years later. Probably till the end of humanity.