The speaker discusses the issue of "relatable" content on YouTube, specifically criticizing videos that claim to be relatable but are actually not. They analyze various videos that try to be relatable but fail, often due to poor comedic timing, awkward situations, and irrelevant or uncomfortable content. The speaker also mocks the attempts of some creators to be funny and relatable, pointing out that they often come across as insincere or trying too hard. They also criticize the trend of using clickbait titles and thumbnails to get views, rather than creating genuinely relatable content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text appears to be a transcript of a video or podcast discussing YouTube videos.
2. The speaker mentions a YouTube video with 8 million views in a week.
3. The speaker talks about a video with 24 million views in a month.
4. The speaker mentions the Dolan twins, a popular YouTube duo.
5. The speaker mentions Filthy Frank, a popular YouTube personality.
6. The speaker talks about a video featuring a person trying to carry groceries.
7. The speaker mentions the h3, a popular YouTube channel.
8. The speaker mentions the Steam summer sale, a popular online gaming event.
9. The speaker talks about a video featuring a person doing push-ups.
10. The speaker mentions a person named Olivia, who is the subject of a YouTube video.
11. The speaker mentions a person named Bobby Lit, who is likely a YouTube personality.
12. The speaker mentions the existence of a keyboard with Oreos stuck in it.
13. The speaker mentions a video featuring a person washing their face and seeing a ghostly apparition.
14. The speaker mentions a video featuring a person discussing toilet paper orientation.
15. The speaker mentions the existence of a Facebook page.