The funniest thing about your posting this idea is that I know you are naïve to it. You don't recognize it. They scooped the core out so you wouldn't immediately reject it.
The video centers on real wage growth effectively halting in 1970. Why 1970? What is it about 1970 that caused such a radical shift? Wage growth persisted through times of high inflation and low inflation, through the Gilded Age when wealth inequality was through the roof, and times of lower wealth inequality, through times of high national debt and low national debt, high tax rates and low tax rates, booms and recessions. Wage growth persisted through slavery, ending slavery, war, cold war, peace, republican, and democrat majorities. The video makes a reference to credit cards, but those were invented in 1950 and only 2% of households had a credit card in 1970. It wasn't credit cards. So, what was it about that year your video builds its whole center around, but neglects to clearly explain. Why 1970?
I know why, because this idea has been around, and in those other explainers they don't neglect to say exactly what happened to so radically change the landscape, and which now according to you is leading to revolution. What happened in 1970?