A person creates a fake "lost and found" scenario to prank people by posting flyers around the city with a phone number, claiming to have found an iPhone 15 (which doesn't exist yet). The person then answers calls from people claiming to be the owner of the phone, asking them security questions to verify their identity. However, the person is actually trying to gather information about the callers and their personal lives. The prankster eventually reveals their true intentions and demands 20 million pesos in exchange for the "phone," threatening to involve the police if the demands are not met. The video ends with the prankster planning to meet with the "owners" and potentially involving the police in a sting operation.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The person in the video is pretending to have found an iPhone 15.
2. They claim to have put up posters around the city to find the owner of the phone.
3. They receive numerous calls from people claiming to be the owner of the phone.
4. The person in the video asks the callers a series of questions to verify their identity.
5. One of the callers is a woman who claims to be the owner of the phone.
6. The person in the video asks the woman to sing to prove that she is the owner of the phone.
7. The woman is told to meet the person in the video at a park to retrieve her phone.
8. The person in the video is actually planning to scam the woman and is not intending to return the phone.
9. The phone is worth around 45-52 million pesos.
10. The person in the video is planning to meet the woman at a park with a group of people.
11. The video is a prank and the person in the video is not actually planning to return the phone.
12. The person in the video is planning to reveal the scam in a future video if it reaches 300,000 likes.