The video discusses the trend of 24-hour challenges on YouTube, specifically how they originated in 2016 and have resurfaced in 2018, but with more absurd and silly content. The speaker shares examples of these challenges, including spending 24 hours in a toy store, a giant bathtub of Coca-Cola, and a virtual reality world. They also mention how Brazilian YouTubers are copying these challenges from foreigners, often with a romantic or relationship-based twist. The speaker pokes fun at the ridiculousness of some of these challenges and encourages viewers to like and comment on their video, as well as share their own ideas for future content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The YouTube challenge of staying 24 hours in a specific location or situation has been around since 2016.
2. In 2018, this challenge became more popular and widespread.
3. The challenge involves staying in a particular location or situation for 24 hours, often with a twist or surprise.
4. Some examples of 24-hour challenges include staying in a mansion, a toy store, or a bathtub filled with Coca-Cola.
5. Some people have done more extreme challenges, such as staying in virtual reality for 24 hours or being covered in slime.
6. The challenges often involve a hidden camera or a fake scenario to capture reactions.
7. Some challenges can be considered absurd or even dangerous.
8. The trend of 24-hour challenges is not unique to Brazil, but it has gained popularity there as well.
9. Many videos of 24-hour challenges can be found on YouTube by searching for keywords like "24 hours" or "desafio 24 horas" (Portuguese for "24-hour challenge").
10. The challenges are often used as a way to create entertaining content for YouTube audiences.
Note: I've excluded opinions and personal commentary from the text to focus on extracting factual information.