Why Every Country Is Drowning in Debt (And Why It’s Not Always Bad)

Have you ever seen a headline screaming that your country is drowning in debt? 💸 It sounds terrifying — trillions in red ink, governments borrowing nonstop, and everyone asking the same question: why not just print more money? In this video, we break it all down — the global web of debt connecting every country from the United States and Japan to India and Germany. You’ll learn: What national debt actually means (it’s simpler than you think). Why governments can’t just print more money. The 5 real reasons countries borrow. Who lends them all this money — and why. The difference between productive and destructive debt. And why a world with zero debt might be more dangerous than you’d expect. We’ll explore everything from Japan’s massive 260% debt-to-GDP ratio to the Sri Lankan crisis, and reveal why some nations thrive under huge debt while others collapse. If you want to finally understand how the world’s $300 TRILLION debt mountain actually works — this is the video for you. Every country owes someone — but who exactly holds all that debt? 💰 Which country’s debt story do you want me to break down next — Japan, the U.S., or maybe China? 👇 Comment below, I read every one.