I watched the whole thing, and then looked up the study by Circulation, who Dr Drew referenced....
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.121.056135
Bottom line, it's still a pretty rare occurrence (13 cases per 1 million patients between 12-39yo). Any vaccine has a small risk involved, for adverse side effects. It's too early to tell what the long term effects will be on these people, and the numbers work out to a .0013 percent risk, which is pretty small.
Not only that, but Drew himself said in order to have this study be taken more seriously it needs to be duplicated. So we'll have to wait and see if another study is done, and if it can be replicated like the first.
I did have a month long battle with an immeasurable form of (on a Cardiac Ultrasound) Endocarditis. But this was right after Covid. Thankfully it went away. No issues related to the Vaccine. Nor has anyone I know had any issues.