In this thought-provoking clip, Kev On Stage, Rashad Bilal, and Ian Dunlap dive into the conversation sparked by the viral idea that $1,200, $2,500, or even $5,000 is “not real money” anymore. Kev shares his personal perspective on what “real money” means in today’s world, reflecting on how any amount that helps cover bills is significant for most Americans. The hosts recall the days when even $1,000 felt life-changing and discuss how rising living costs have shifted our views on money.

Kev On Stage keeps it real, bringing humor and authenticity as he points out that paying bills with found money is proof it’s “real.” Rashad Bilal and Ian Dunlap weigh both sides of the argument, exploring how perceptions shift over time and as financial responsibilities grow. Ian also provides a reality check: the dollar’s lost purchasing power and soaring rents have changed what different amounts of money can truly do for us.

Whether you remember when $5,000 felt like a fortune, or you’re grappling with how far your paycheck stretches today, this conversation challenges us all to re-examine what “real money” means in our own lives. Join the discussion and let us know in the comments—what amount would make a real difference for you today?

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more honest takes on finance, entrepreneurship, and real-life money matters!

**#MoneyTalk #FinancialReality #KevOnStage #HonestConversations #Entrepreneurship #CostOfLiving #PersonalFinance #WealthBuilding #RealMoney #BillMoney #Economy #Inflation #FinanceClip**