In the busy and bustling streets of some of the developed nations of the world, a cold, silent but pressing problem emerges—begging, which is often seen as a sign of poverty or desperation. Many countries have criminalised it to establish public order. Behind-the-scenes begging is often linked to human trafficking, organized crimes and exploitation, where vulnerable people, including disabled people and children, are forced to beg. This tangled web of criminal activity appears to be a process of survival. Exploring why begging is considered a crime reveals not only ethical dilemmas but also legal frameworks and societal challenges.

In a digital age where clicks turn into kingdoms, how do ordinary people—armed with nothing but cameras and audacity—amass fortunes rivaling tech moguls? From a kid unboxing toys to a prankster-turned-boxing titan, the 22 richest YouTubers of 2025 have transformed fleeting fame into billion-dollar empires. Who are these modern alchemists turning views into gold? What secrets fuel their rise from basement vlogs to global brands? And why do their wealth and influence stir both awe and unease? Plunge into the electrifying world of YouTube’s elite, where every subscriber hides a dollar sign and every video sparks a revolution.