The provided text appears to be a transcription of a video about playing a slime-themed game. The player is trying to break through various locks by combining and connecting different slimes of varying weights. The game involves using math to combine the slimes in a way that allows the player to progress through levels and break the locks. The player also discusses the history of slime and mentions that it was invented in 1976. The text includes enthusiastic and encouraging comments from the player, urging viewers to like and subscribe to the channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The goal is to break through multiple locks using slime.
2. The first lock requires 128 kilograms of slime to break.
3. The largest non-stick slime in the world weighed 30 kilograms.
4. The first slime was made in 1976.
5. The final lock requires 4,000 kilograms of slime to break.
6. The largest slime created in the video is the rainbow slime.
7. Yoshkin Matryoshkin is mentioned as a reference to a Russian nesting doll, implying a connection between the slime and the doll.
8. The video creator mentions that slime is often used as an anti-stress activity.