Phil from the YouTube channel "AmazingPhil" is on tour with Dan and takes a break in Ireland to share some of his old, privated videos with his audience. He starts by reviewing his hotel room, which has a unique mirror, old-school telephone, and Willy Wonka carpet.
Phil then announces that he and Dan will be doing live streams on the app Rize, which will allow fans to interact with them while on tour. To promote the app, Phil shares that anyone who downloads Rize using a specific link will be entered to win a Nintendo Switch, tour sunglasses, and personalized video shoutouts.
The main part of the video features Phil revisiting and cringing at his old videos, which include his first-ever color video blog, a video where he pretends to be American, and a horror film he made with his university friends. Throughout the video, Phil adds commentary and reacts to his past self, often laughing and criticizing his old content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is currently on tour in Ireland.
2. Dan and the narrator are going to start doing live streams on Rize, a new live streaming app from the makers of YouNow.
3. Rize is sponsoring their tour and is giving away prizes, including a Nintendo Switch, Interactive Introverts tour sunglasses, and personalized video shoutouts.
4. The narrator has been on YouTube for over 10 years.
5. The narrator has over 400 videos uploaded to their channel, but only 150 are still public.
6. The narrator privatized some videos because they no longer like them, think they're cringe-worthy, or don't reflect who they are anymore.
7. The narrator's accent changed from northern to more southern after attending university.
8. The narrator's first ever color video blog was uploaded to YouTube.
9. The narrator's first video camera was used to record their first color video blog.
10. The narrator used to have a mullet-style haircut.
11. The narrator's first video blog was recorded in their bedroom.
12. The narrator's bed in their first video blog had spiky springs and mysterious stains on the mattress.
13. The narrator used to do random, smashing-together-of-ideas-and-videos style videos to keep people's attention.
14. The narrator's video "The Truth" was a failed experiment where they pretended to be American, but everyone believed it.
15. The narrator's video "Creation" was a high-concept, artistic video that is now private.
16. The narrator's first ever video uploaded to YouTube was a horror film they made with university friends.
17. The narrator's horror film got 8 comments on YouTube, which they were excited about.
18. The narrator is going on tour in Europe, including Moscow and Stockholm, and then in America.