The content creator fills a kiddie pool with millions of Orbeez, which are small, absorbent balls that expand when submerged in water. The creator imports the Orbeez from China and spends two days setting up the prank. They then convince their roommates that they filled the entire pool with Orbeez, but in reality, it's just the kiddie pool. The roommates are initially skeptical but eventually impressed by the sight of the Orbeez-filled pool. The creator reveals the prank at the end, and the roommates are amused by the deception.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The person in the video filled a pool with millions of Orbeez.
2. The Orbeez were imported from China and took a month to arrive.
3. The person bought between 5 and 10 million Orbeez.
4. The Orbeez are microscopic when dry, but expand when submerged in water.
5. The person set up a prank to convince their roommates that they filled the main pool with Orbeez.
6. The roommates are initially skeptical, but eventually excited to see the Orbeez-filled pool.
7. The person used a kiddie pool to fill with Orbeez, not the main pool.
8. The Orbeez were left to expand in the pool for a day or two before the prank was revealed.
9. The person had previously broken their pool by putting soap in it, causing $1000 in damages.
10. The Orbeez are made of a mixture of corn and chlorine.
11. The person was prepared for the possibility of destroying their pool again, but took steps to avoid it.
12. The person's channel is considering its next steps and is open to suggestions from viewers.