TikTok Star Measures Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’s Net Worth Using Rice Grains; Video Goes Viral!

In the video posted on TikTok, Humphrey Yang is seen illustrating the next worth of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos using rice grains.

New Delhi: A TikTok star Humphrey Yang, who is also an e-Commerce and freelancer from Silicon Valley,  has around 244,900 followers on the popular video-sharing app and he is known for creating financial literacy videos on it. Humphrey recently created a video related to Amazon founder & President Jeff Bezo which is breaking the Internet. In the video posted on TikTok, Humphrey Yang is seen illustrating the next worth of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos using rice grains. In the viral video, Humphrey has imagined that a single rice grain represents 100,000 post which he counted out 10 grains to show 1 million. The 32-year-old then went on to count 10,000 grains to represent 1 billion. His first video became a talking-point on social media after which he posted another video revealing how many pounds of rice are needed to estimate Jeff Bezo's net worth which is 122 billion. His second video too went viral on TikTok as well as other social media platforms. Watch the viral TikTok videos below:

@humphreytalksRice. Part 2: Jeff Bezos net worth. ##rice ##billion ##billions ##amazon ##jeffbezos ##money ##personalfinance ##xyzcba♬ original sound - humphreytalks

@humphreytalksThis took me hours don’t let it flop ##billion ##money ##personalfinance ##rice ##xyzbca♬ original sound - humphreytalks

Aren't the videos super-interesting? Yang's videos became popular on Twitter where a fan even requested Yang to post a third video in the series. Take a look at few interesting Twitter reactions on the video below:

Could you do a third version showing the rice coming in from interest payments?

— Matthew Dockrey (@gfish) February 28, 2020

He said eat the rich literally

— ???????????????????? ???? (@im_koreyy) February 28, 2020

My jaw dropped. Thank you for this visual perspective!

— Bianca Saikaley (@BiancaRogers_23) February 28, 2020

I thoroughly enjoy these videos

— ©DThurst™ (@I_Am_DariusT) February 28, 2020

Burn Amazon, not The Amazon

— Seravorn (@seravorn) February 29, 2020