The video shows a group of friends attempting to build a house out of gelatin. They start by mixing 360 liters of water with a large quantity of gelatin powder, which they then pour into containers to set overnight. The next day, they find that the gelatin has solidified and they begin to build the house using the gelatin "bricks." They face several challenges, including the gelatin being too weak to support itself and the structure collapsing, but they eventually manage to build a small house using bamboo shoots to support the walls. The video ends with the friends celebrating their creation and joking about the absurdity of building a house out of gelatin.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The individuals are attempting to build a house out of jelly.
2. They have a bin that they are filling with gelatin and water.
3. The bin contains sticks and other items that need to be cleaned out before use.
4. They plan to use 360 liters of water and 36,000 grams of gelatin to make the jelly bricks.
5. The gelatin-to-water ratio is approximately 95 grams of gelatin per liter of water, but they are using 100 grams of gelatin per liter for added strength.
6. They need 55 tubs of gelatin, each containing 650 grams.
7. They are using 750 small brick-sized tubs to mold the gelatin mixture into bricks.
8. The jelly bricks are left to set overnight and are then used to build the house.
9. The individuals are using bamboo shoots to support the walls of the house.
10. They are rebuilding the house after it collapses.
11. The house is being built in a different location due to the original location being messy and cluttered.
12. The individuals are using beams to support the structure of the house.
13. They are decorating the house with a lamp and other items to make it feel more like a home.
14. The house is being referred to as a "DIY gummy house".
15. The individuals are planning to use as many jelly blocks as possible to build the house.
16. They are filming their progress and plan to show the finished product.