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He got popular on Vine when he was 17 or 18 years old, for a video of his mother screaming at him. He was a handsome kid who was making content at an opportune time. He became very popular.

What you see here is the same guy at age 25, still living with his mother and basically riding the "I'm really, really good looking and internet-popular train".

Always remember the rule: nearly everything you see online is fake. I'm sure he is making money, but he isn't making the kind of money to go throw stacks of 100s around indiscriminately. It's a show.

His mother's screaming became a totally scripted thing. It might have been original in the first video, but once he realized it as a shtick it just became a recurring script.

I'd be willing to put money on the fact that he also did not pay off his sister's student debt (if she had any) with Onlyfans money, and he certainly didn't have that money in stacks inside of a duffel bag that he just tossed at his sister as she lay in her bed.

That's a show. Unfortunately most people won't have the discernment to recognize that, nor would they care if you suggested it to them. This is a symptom of a late-stage society, when the men become like women who value their beauty are are appreciated for their beauty as if they were women. It's an archetype that's been talked about for ages and ages. The young boy-nymph that women consume almost ritually. It's a very primitive facet of a female-dominated society. It's different than a man simply being known for handsome looks, it has a distinct femininity. It's nothing new.