In this episode of "YouTubers React," the participants watch a series of emotional videos and try not to cry. The videos include a heartwarming reunion, a sad montage from the movie "Up," and a touching scene of a father's love. The YouTubers rate each video on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the most emotional. The discussion that follows explores the importance of showing emotions and the appeal of "try-not-to" challenge videos.
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1. The FBE channel is releasing its first VR 360 sketch starring Brandon on Wednesday.
2. The participants in the video are watching a series of videos and trying not to cry.
3. They will rate each video on a scale of 1 to 5 based on how emotional it is.
4. The participants are given tissues in case they need them.
5. The first video is about a grandpa who fakes his own death to get his family to visit him.
6. The second video is about a soldier returning home to his son after 10 months.
7. The third video is about a young girl talking about her father's struggles to provide for her.
8. The fourth video is a scene from the movie "Up".
9. The participants are asked if it's okay to show emotion and if they think crying is healthy.
10. The video ends with a discussion about why "try-not-to" challenge videos are popular on YouTube.
Note that I excluded any opinions or emotional reactions from the participants, as per your request.