The provided content appears to be a transcript of a YouTube video featuring a prank involving a USB interceptor device and a gaming setup. The prankster, likely a gamer, has set up the device to control a friend's gaming session remotely. The friend, Sony, is unaware of the device and believes he is playing the game normally. The prankster controls Sony's mouse movements, causing confusion and frustration for Sony. The video features the prankster's commentary and reactions to Sony's gameplay, as well as interactions with their chat. The prankster also makes threats and jokes about Sony's gaming skills. The video ends with the prankster thanking their viewers and promoting their next video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is using a Logitech mouse with a USB connection.
2. The speaker has a device called a "USB interceptor" that can control the mouse remotely.
3. The speaker is playing a game of FIFA with someone named Theo.
4. The speaker's PC is connected to a device that allows them to control the mouse remotely.
5. The speaker mentions that someone named Sony can arrive at any time, suggesting that they are waiting for someone to arrive.
6. The speaker mentions that they have a software that allows them to control the mouse remotely, but it's not installed on their PC.
7. The speaker is streaming their gameplay on YouTube.
8. The speaker mentions that they will be giving away a mouse to one of their subscribers.
9. The speaker mentions that they have a "co-creator" engine that helps them with their content.
10. The speaker thanks their subscribers and viewers for their support.
Note that the text appears to be a transcript of a video or live stream, and the speaker's words are often fragmented or interrupted by other sounds or events.