I do not wanna work or get employed but how do I live?

You know, working is tough.

I want to do whatever I want whenever I want.

So I do not want to be employed or work. Once I got a freelancing job but didn't suit me.

I'm now thinking about selling stuff I make, like games or 3D models and animations. Also even starting a YouTube channel can be an option too.

Any idea what to do to live without working?

here's my detail:

1. I'm 25 year-old Japanese guy who used to be a freelance programmer so I can do some programming stuff but not at all high-leveled. I'm a bad, stupid programmer and that's why I quit. If needed I'll learn new stuff. Not good at it but loves programming. I have M1 Max MacBook Pro. Considering making PC games on Steam. Have no idea how to use Unity and Unreal Engine.
2. Started and enjoying Blender recently and can do some easy 3D-modeling. Currently learning (2 weeks now).Thinking about selling 3D models but it would be impossible for a beginner like me to sell 3D models and make money.
3. Can video-edit. I have Final Cut Pro. Used to be a YouTuber many times but I quit after like uploading few videos. Can't do some high-quality professional effects or something but cutting videos and putting some BGMs, sound effects and texts are easy to me.
4. Used to be a drummer for 2 years. Big music head. These mean nothing but I have Logic Pro too. Creating some songs to sell could work perhaps? Not realistic I guess.
5. Hoping being able to make some money by the end of this year. I'm now living off my parents and have no job. I don't care how much I can make in the short period but by the end of 2023, at least I want to earn penny and see some possibility so that I can kinda tell my parents I'm doing something to be independent other than playing games or watching YouTube and Netflix…

I can do several stuff but all of them are not at all professional leveled.

Doing something to earn money can mean 'work' for some people but to me, as far as I do something I love not as a job without deadlines, it doesn't mean working.
( Forgive me if this is a selfish, meaningless definition in r/antiwork. )

I'd be appreciated any idea. Thanks beforehand.