Right, I'm not surprised this forum would pretend this video is waking people up to the evils of Naoko... being wealthy...?, but the video is positive and most reactions are about how people never thought she was poor and there's a lot of praise for her in the top comments, like "how successful can one person be?", "Naoko Takeuchi is amazing! She was so multi talented", "Naoko Takeuchi is talented AF", even the creator has a comment simply stating "Takeuchi is amazing!". The closest to a negative comment is one that says the anime is boring and dragged out.
One thing about the video I didn't get is why the quote about NT being "at a low place" is meant to to be disproven by her being well-off, as if someone who is wealthy can't feel they're in a low place, but other people already asked this in the comments and the video creator has apologized for making this point confusing. Other than that I think it was a very good video and the channel looks good, too.
Frankly, I'm getting frustrated with this whole "Eat the rich" mentality people have been on about. Basically, they hate anyone who is worth more money than they are when they haven't done anything to earn them that money. Naoko Takeuchi is well known in the anime/manga community as the mind and hands behind one of the greatest manga (and anime by extension) classics ever produced. Of course she's going to be very wealthy from that. She produced something that earned her that money.
So, before someone has the gall to cry and moan about how rich people exist and how evil it is for wealth inequality to exist when it's a natural consequence of doing something in the world worth alot of money, they should check themselves and see if they have contributed anything to any part of the world's economic stage to give them that kind of wealth in turn. I guarantee that most of them will change their tune the moment they start pulling six or seven figure paychecks and say "ya know? The system friggin' works after all. You just have to work for it an make something new that people will pay for".
Sadly, though, the younger generations don't wanna put in the effort. Being creative and original isn't easy and nothing worth big money is easy. But, if someone gets a great idea, makes something of it, and then markets it well, then they'll have the wealth to show for it. Some kids today probably could do it and do it well, but won't apply themselves to it because there is always that lingering thought that they might prove themselves wrong and lose face to everyone they care about wo had to listen to their anti-wealth tirades.
Addendum: Neither communism nor socialism work and either one tends to make everyone poor except for the ruling class, because we don't live in a post-scarcity system, so we have to economize on things still. So, ruling classes WILL exist and cannot be avoided (and will virtually always be authoritarian by nature due to the necessity of enough power to micromanage resource distribution and the economy by extension) unless and until the source of any powerbase (i.e. control of resources and/or wealth in whatever form it takes) no longer has the power of scarcity. We don't have the technology to achieve that yet. If you wanna do away with wealth, then figure out how to edit matter on demand safely, cheaply (in terms of energy consumption), quickly, and reliably and then resist any offers of hordes of material wealth to freely distribute an economy-busting breakthrough in technology that will essentially give us Star Trek replicators that usher in a post-scarcity system.