The video is about customizing a keyboard by painting unique designs on each key. The creator starts by painting the letters "k" and "u" and then moves on to paint other keys, including "i", "o", "l", "p", and symbols such as a comma and a period. Each key is painted with a character or design that matches the letter or symbol, such as Iron Man for the letter "i", a snowman for the letter "o", and Pikachu for the letter "p". The creator also involves their family members and a robotic vacuum cleaner in the video. The video ends with a shot of the partially customized keyboard and a call to subscribe to see the rest of the customization process.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is a continuation of customizing a keyboard.
2. The creator has customized the keyboard in previous videos.
3. The creator is working on the third set of keys.
4. The first letters to be customized are "k" and "u".
5. The creator sprays a dark blue base color on one key and a light blue base color on the other.
6. The creator uses a gold color for the letter "i" and adds yellow highlights.
7. The creator adds a protective layer to the key.
8. The creator finishes the Iron Man key.
9. The creator starts working on a key for the letter "u".
10. The creator decides to paint Úrsula from The Little Mermaid on the "u" key.
11. The creator finishes the Úrsula key.
12. The creator starts working on the "o", "L", and "p" keys.
13. The creator decides to paint Hello from Frozen on the "o" key.
14. The creator decides to paint Lisa Simpson on the "L" key.
15. The creator decides to paint Pikachu on the "p" key.
16. The creator finishes the Pikachu key.
17. The creator starts working on the comma and period keys.
18. The creator decides to paint emojis on the comma and period keys.
19. The creator finishes the comma and period keys.
20. The creator starts working on the Windows key and the audio key.
21. The creator decides to paint a window on the Windows key.
22. The creator finishes the window key.
23. The creator starts working on the alt key.
24. The creator decides to paint a crown on the alt key.
25. The creator finishes the crown key.
26. The keyboard is not yet complete, and there are still many keys to customize.