Two YouTubers played a game called "Higher or Lower" where they guessed whether the number of Google searches for one term was higher or lower than the number of searches for another term. They started with comparing searches for Wayne Rooney and women's rights, and continued with various other topics, often discussing their personal opinions and making humorous remarks.
Throughout the game, they expressed disappointment and frustration with the results, which often showed that people were more interested in trivial or mundane topics than in important social issues. They also made jokes about the game and their own reactions to the results.
Some of the notable comparisons included:
* Women's rights vs. granola (women's rights had lower searches)
* Homelessness vs. granola (homelessness had lower searches)
* Immigration vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (immigration had lower searches)
* Beyoncé vs. McDonald's (Beyoncé had higher searches)
* Democracy vs. microwave meals (democracy had lower searches)
* Hitler vs. the Flintstones (Hitler had higher searches)
* Pop-Tarts vs. women's rights (Pop-Tarts had higher searches)
The game ended with the YouTubers reflecting on the results and how they made them feel about humanity. They encouraged their viewers to search for more important topics, such as women's rights, and to subscribe to their channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is a game show where two YouTubers, Dan and Phil, play a "Higher/Lower" game.
2. The game involves guessing whether a particular search term has more or fewer Google searches than another term.
3. The YouTubers start with a score of 0 and aim to reach 10.
4. They play multiple rounds, each with a new set of search terms.
5. Some of the search terms used in the game include "Wayne Rooney", "Women's rights", "Granola", "Homelessness", "Kyle Fields", "Immigration", "Beyonce", "McDonald's", "Disneyland", "MasterCard", "Hitler", "The Flintstones", and "Democracy".
6. The YouTubers often express surprise and disappointment at the results, which they feel reflect poorly on humanity.
7. They mention that the game is a cumulative game, and if they get a question wrong, the game is over.
8. They also mention that they are playing for a reward, which is a box of "hairy bugs".
9. The YouTubers take turns guessing and discussing the search terms.
10. The game ends with a score of 6, and the YouTubers decide to play another round.
11. In the second round, they play with a new set of search terms, including "Pop Tarts", "Muhammad Ali", and "Strip clubs".
12. The game ends with a discussion about the results and the YouTubers' reactions to them.
13. The video ends with a call to action, asking viewers to subscribe to their channel and search for specific terms on Google.
14. The YouTubers also mention that they will be playing more games in the future.
15. The video features a lot of banter and humor between the two YouTubers.