The video features a YouTuber discussing the concept of "other people's shame" and how it has evolved on the platform over the years. He argues that some channels are normalizing toxic relationships by uploading videos of pranks played on partners, which can be damaging and hurtful. He also criticizes these channels for copying jokes from other English-speaking channels and using deceptive clickbait titles and thumbnails.
The YouTuber then shares his own experience of regretting uploading certain content in the past and advises new creators to prioritize being comfortable with what they upload, even if it means growing their channel more slowly. He concludes by poking fun at the idea of becoming a successful YouTuber by uploading pranks and jokes, and instead suggests that creators focus on creating genuine and respectful content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is discussing the idea of playing pranks on a hidden camera.
2. The speaker mentions Thous Carapollen, a YouTuber who had hangouts with his subscribers and kicked them.
3. Wismichu mentions that he recorded and uploaded a video of Thous Carapollen kicking his subscribers.
4. The speaker discusses the concept of "other people's shame" and its relation to YouTube videos.
5. Wismichu mentions that he has a high level of embarrassment, which he claims is over 8000.
6. The speaker criticizes YouTubers who upload prank videos, saying that they are often staged and not real.
7. Wismichu mentions that he is preparing a video about the jokes made in pairs in a critical way.
8. The speaker points out that a laxative prank video used 6 times the recommended dose of the medication.
9. The speaker discusses the concept of clickbait and how it is often used by YouTubers to get views.
10. Wismichu advises new YouTubers not to upload videos that they will regret in the future.
11. The speaker mentions that they have regretted uploading certain content to the platform.
12. Wismichu provides a satirical tutorial on how to grow on YouTube by having a girlfriend agree to play jokes and uploading them to the internet.