While it's nice to see these kids make something for very little and become successful I noticed something about every single story.

All of them simply produced a service taking advantage of holes in existing strategies from other larger companies to exploit the market place.  Kudos to them for seeing those holes.

However, not one of them actually produced a tangible product.  That's the sad part.  In the long run it's the tangible products that allow service people to keep their jobs, or even have a job.  That's where the true 'innovation' that moves society forward comes from, not social media, games, pimping your ride, slick marketing through websites, or becoming a direct seller and replacing an existing middle man.

I'm happy anyone is doing well, but I'll save my darling accolades for true innovators.

These child richies must have had fabulous mentors.  It's time for each parent to step up and take reposibility for their own children.  Welfare breeds more welfare.  If you bring a child into this world on your own, than quit expecting the working class to provide funds for you to support your child.  It's easy...get a J.O.B.!!!