The video appears to be a gaming content creator testing various hacks and tips in the popular online game "Adopt Me." The creator tries out three hacks:
1. A pet spy hack, which allows players to spy on other players' conversations by using a pet with a special item. The hack is found to work.
2. A speed and gravity hack, which is claimed to allow players to move faster and jump higher. However, the creator discovers that this hack is actually a fake, and the players in the video were using potions to achieve the desired effects.
3. A team hack, which supposedly increases players' luck in hatching rare pets. However, the creator finds that this hack does not work.
The video also discusses potential upcoming updates to the game, including the ability to trade in-game currency ("bucks") for pets, and the addition of new pets and game features.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about testing viral TikTok hacks on the game Adopt Me.
2. The first hack tested allows users to spy on other players using a pet.
3. To use the hack, players must equip a pet, give it a rope chew toy, and then hide and click on "Dress Up" and "Show My Pet".
4. The pet will stay in place, allowing the player to spy on conversations.
5. The hack was tested and found to be working.
6. The second hack tested involves typing ";speed 500" or ";gravity 50" in the chat to supposedly increase speed or reduce gravity.
7. The hack was initially found not to be working, but it was discovered that players can use potions to achieve the same effect and then type the code to make it seem like the hack is working.
8. The third hack tested involves joining a "team" to increase luck and get better hatches.
9. The hack was tested, but it was found not to be working.
10. The video also discusses upcoming updates to the game, including the possibility of trading bucks.
11. The monkey update was released on May 27, 2020.
12. The video ends with the hosts testing the trading feature, which is not actually available in the game.