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From facing racial discrimination to co-founding the $400 billion platform we all know as YouTube, Jawed Karim's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Born in East Germany to a Bangladeshi father and a German mother, Karim's family eventually settled in Minnesota, where he pursued a computer science degree at the University of Illinois. Joining PayPal in 2002, he played a crucial role in developing the company's anti-fraud system and crossed paths with his future YouTube co-founders, Steve Chen and Chad Hurley. Despite uploading the first-ever YouTube video and creating the platform's first channel, Karim chose to prioritize his studies at Stanford. His decision led to a lower share compared to his co-founders when YouTube was acquired by Google for $1.65 billion. However, Karim's stake was still worth $64 million. His journey continued as an investor, backing successful companies like Airbnb, Reddit, Palantir, and Eventbrite through Y Ventures. Watch this video to learn more about Jawed Karim's remarkable story of resilience and success.