Three friends play a game where they ask each other questions and use a lie detector to determine if the answers are true or false. The questions range from personal relationships, online behavior, and secrets to more lighthearted topics. The friends engage in humorous banter and sarcastic remarks as they try to guess who might have done certain things, such as watching porn, eating toenails, or pooping in the shower. They also discuss their first impressions of each other and their feelings about YouTubers. The game reveals some surprising answers, and the friends poke fun at each other's secrets and lies.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video features three people playing a game called "Strom den Raab".
2. The game involves asking questions and using a device with sensors to detect if the answer is true or false.
3. The device is described as using "USSR technology".
4. The questions asked in the game include "Do you have a crush?", "Have you ever peed next to the toilet?", and "Do you even like each other?".
5. The players also discuss other topics, such as watching porn, stealing content, and eating toenails.
6. One of the players is 21 years old, another is 22, and the third is 24.
7. The players share their first impressions of each other, with one player describing another as "shy" and another as having a "very high drive".
8. The game ends with the players discussing whether they have any YouTubers they dislike or hate.
9. The video ends with the players saying goodbye and inviting viewers to subscribe to their channels.