The provided text appears to be a transcript of a video featuring a group of people engaging in a prank call or video chat roulette, pretending to be from a "Ministry of Health" or a school, and trying to trick unsuspecting participants into believing they are in a real educational or official setting. The pranksters poke fun at the participants, make jokes, and try to get them to reveal their identities or engage in silly activities.
The video also includes segments where the pranksters are trying to get people to recognize them, and they use a helmet with a water balloon attached to it as a prop, threatening to drop the balloon on their head if the participant doesn't recognize them.
Throughout the video, the pranksters make light of the COVID-19 pandemic, distance learning, and other current events, often using humor and satire to poke fun at the situations. The tone of the video is playful and entertaining, and it appears to be intended as a comedic sketch or prank video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcription of a video.
2. The video was created during the COVID-19 pandemic.
3. The creators of the video decided to "sneak into" online university classes.
4. The video mentions a "Ministry for Quality Control of Video Conferences".
5. The creators ask viewers to subscribe to their channel.
6. Over 130,000 people had subscribed to the channel in the past month.
7. The creators aim to reach 5 million subscribers.
8. The video includes a segment where the creator is talking to strangers on a chat roulette platform.
9. The creator is trying to see if people can recognize him.
10. The creator has a helmet with spikes that will drop a ball on his head if someone doesn't recognize him.
11. The video includes a segment where the creator is talking to a person who recognizes him.
12. The person mentions that they saw the creator's face on YouTube or Instagram.
13. The video includes a segment where the creator is talking to a person who doesn't recognize him.
14. The creator mentions that they have a question for the person, and if they don't answer correctly, a design will fall on their head with water.
15. The video ends with a request for viewers to subscribe to the channel and leave comments.