The man who posted the first-ever video on YouTube 19 years ago now has an incredible net worth.

The man behind YouTube’s first-ever video, Jawed Karim, uploaded “Me at the zoo” in 2005. Nearly two decades later, the clip has gained over 323 million views—a simple, 18-second moment that helped launch one of the biggest platforms in the world. While Karim has kept a low public profile, his role as a co-founder of YouTube and his early stake in the company have contributed to an impressive net worth, reportedly in the hundreds of millions. It’s a reminder of how a single idea—and perfect timing—can shape the internet forever.