The video features a group of friends who were sent diamond play buttons by YouTube and decided to use them to play various "what the heck" games. The challenges include throwing the buttons, playing "diamond play button golf," smashing a toilet, and bouncing the buttons on a trampoline. The friends take turns attempting to complete each challenge, often with humorous results. Throughout the video, they engage in light-hearted banter and jokes, and the atmosphere is playful and entertaining. The video showcases the friends' creativity and enthusiasm for having fun and pushing the limits of what they can do with the diamond play buttons.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. YouTube sent a diamond play button to the creators.
2. The creators asked if they could buy two more and YouTube said yes.
3. The diamond play buttons are made of solid metal and weigh around five kilograms.
4. The creators used the diamond play buttons to play various games, including a throwing contest and a game of golf.
5. They also used the diamond play buttons to try and smash a toilet.
6. The creators attempted to bounce the diamond play buttons on a trampoline.
7. The video was filmed in a variety of locations, including a golf course and a trampoline park.
8. The creators used various other objects, including bowling balls and rubber band balls, to try and hit targets.
9. The video was edited by someone named Editor Jack.
10. The creators dropped the diamond play buttons from a height of 45 meters.
11. The video was filmed in windy and rainy conditions.
12. The creators attempted to hit a toilet with the diamond play buttons.
13. The video was filmed with a crew and featured various challenges and games.
14. The creators referred to the diamond play buttons as "diamond thingies".
15. The video ended with the creators successfully hitting a target with a diamond play button and celebrating with a meal.