The text appears to be a script for a video presentation showcasing ridiculous and funny selfies found on the internet. The narrator introduces the concept of selfies and discusses how some people take them to an extreme, often in inappropriate or absurd situations. The video then presents a collection of such selfies, with the narrator providing humorous commentary on each one. The selfies include people taking photos in front of a tornado, in a funeral, while getting arrested, and in other bizarre situations. The narrator also pokes fun at people who take selfies with silly expressions or in ridiculous poses. The video ends with the narrator inviting viewers to share their own stupid selfies and promising a second part if the video gets enough likes and views.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Selfies are photos taken of oneself.
2. Selfies became popular with the advent of camera phones.
3. Some people take selfies in inappropriate situations, such as during funerals or in front of catastrophes.
4. There are companies that create fake viral videos, including selfies.
5. Some people take selfies in front of or during dangerous situations, such as in front of a tornado or while running from bulls.
6. There are various types of selfies, including those taken in front of a mirror, with a laptop, or with a webcam.
7. Some people take selfies with their pets or with wild animals, such as monkeys or bears.
8. There are many fake or Photoshopped selfies on the internet.
9. Some people take selfies in public restrooms or while engaging in private activities.
10. The author of the text does not recommend taking face surgery or getting Botox.
11. The author encourages viewers to take stupid selfies and tag them on social media.
12. The author's social media handle is @Dalasito.
Note that these facts are mostly observational and do not contain any subjective opinions.