Sure. But if the entire Universe is taken as one system, then entropy is increasing. There can be local variations. Maybe life itself is a form of Maxwell's demon.

The veritasium video points out that 'ordered' is very hard to define, since at the beginning of the universe, if we assume the big bang, it was very 'un-ordered' and lowest entropy, and also if we assume the end of the universe is the 'heat death' with all particles diffused evenly, it is also 'un-ordered' and highest entropy. And in-between, if we take 'very ordered' as high entropy, then life is very ordered, a very un-likely state, thus very high-entropy arrangement of particles.

Don't think his video came down on clear explanation, just that 'ordered' is a difficult concept.