The Royalty Family, a YouTube family, creates a video where the parents, King and Queen, decide to spy on their son, Prince, at school. They wear "ninja headbands" to disguise themselves and attempt to sneak into the school. After some obstacles, they manage to enter the school and observe their son's classroom, where they notice him using Siri to answer questions and playing with his classmates. However, their cover is eventually blown, and they are forced to flee the school.
Later, when they pick up their son from school, he reveals that he saw them and knew they were spying on him. The family has a lighthearted conversation about the experience, and the parents apologize for sneaking around. The video ends with the family laughing and joking about their adventure.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is a parent who wants to know what their son is doing at school.
2. The parent and another person (likely the mother) decide to spy on their son at school.
3. They arrive at the school but find that the gates are closed.
4. They look for an open gate to enter the school.
5. They use "ninja headbands" to disguise themselves.
6. They try to climb over a fence but decide it's a bad idea due to a second fence.
7. They eventually find a way into the school.
8. The parent goes into the classroom and observes their son using Siri to answer questions.
9. They see other things that make them curious and want to go back and investigate further.
10. They return to the classroom and find the students are not eating their lunch.
11. They observe the students playing and get caught by the school authorities.
12. They run away from the school and are unsure if they were recognized.
13. They pick up their son from school and ask him about their day.
14. The son reveals that he saw them spying on him and asks what they were doing.
15. The parents admit to spying and explain that they were curious about what he was doing.
16. The son is okay with it and the family has a lighthearted conversation about the experience.