The video features a series of challenges where the hosts attempt to cut through various objects using the world's largest ax, nicknamed "Moses." The objects include a fire extinguisher, a TV, a block of ice with a rubber duck and a Cheeto inside, a tire, a fridge, steel cap boots, a motorbike helmet, and a Tesla car prototype provided by Elon Musk. The hosts also discuss possible punishments for future videos, and one of them is forced to walk to a gate as a punishment for losing a challenge. The video ends with the hosts attempting to cut the Tesla car in half, but ultimately failing due to the car's structure and the ax's size.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The video features the world's largest ax.
2. The ax is used to chop various items, including a fire extinguisher, a TV, and a car tire.
3. The ax is made of a dense, strong steel called Hard Ox 500.
4. The blade of the ax weighs 150 kilograms.
5. The ax is capable of chopping through a car, but the car's infrastructure and metal components make it difficult to cut through.
6. Elon Musk provided the hosts with a Tesla prototype for the video.
7. The Tesla has unlimited range, but only if it is connected to an unlimited length cable.
8. The hosts attempt to cut the Tesla in half using the ax, but are unable to do so due to the car's infrastructure.
9. The hosts also attempt to cut through a bowling ball, a fridge, and a set of bowling pins using the ax.
10. The video features various punishments for the hosts, including wearing a ball and chain and speaking in a high-pitched voice.
11. The hosts discuss potential future punishments, including having a snake or a venomous spider in the studio.
12. The video ends with the hosts attempting to cut through a car, but ultimately being unable to do so.