The video is an episode of "Dear Ryan" where Ryan Higa responds to questions and challenges from his viewers. The video starts with a shoutout to his fans who downloaded the Tee Hee app, which reached 100,000 downloads in one day.
Ryan then shares a story of how he confessed to someone he liked in high school over AIM and how he would do it differently now. He also parodies The Big Bang Theory, criticizing its use of laugh tracks and attempting to come up with his own joke, which falls flat.
Ryan then moves on to answering viewer questions, including one about being Anna or Elsa from Frozen, teaching life hacks, and using Internet Explorer. He shares a few humorous life hacks, including the "Fart Filter" and the "Shower Steam Ironing Thing," which actually works.
Throughout the video, Ryan frequently breaks into comedic sketches and jokes, often using laugh tracks to mock the overuse of them in TV comedies. The video ends with a blooper reel and an announcement about an upcoming event in Beijing where Ryan will be showcasing life hacks.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is an episode of "Dear Ryan" by Ryan Higa.
2. Ryan Higa thanks his viewers for downloading the Tee Hee app, which got over 100,000 downloads in one day.
3. The app was ranked #10 in the App Store for iPhone users and #3 for Android users.
4. Ryan Higa posts daily on the app.
5. Ryan Higa last confessed his feelings to someone in high school.
6. He did it over AIM (AOL Instant Messenger).
7. Ryan Higa is embarrassed about confessing over the internet.
8. Ryan Higa prefers to confess in person.
9. Ryan Higa's brother is Kyle, who doesn't often appear in videos.
10. Kyle was more into video games than filming when they were growing up.
11. Ryan Higa made a video about life hacks for extremely lazy people.
12. He claims to have invented a life hack called "The Shower Steam Ironing Thing" which removes wrinkles from clothes using steam from a hot shower.
13. Ryan Higa's mom taught him this life hack.
14. Ryan Higa is going to be at the Lenovo Tech World event in Beijing on May 28th.
15. The event will showcase life hacks, including some from Ryan Higa's viewers who use the hashtag #IHackedLife on Twitter or Instagram.