The content is a reaction video where the host shares and reacts to various social media posts where people got caught lying or exaggerating. These include instances where individuals claim to have high IQs, meet famous people, or achieve unrealistic feats, only to be exposed by others who fact-check their claims or point out inconsistencies. The host also shares some humorous examples of people trying to deceive others, such as a person claiming to have posted a picture by accident when it's clear they intentionally posted it. The video ends with the host thanking the viewers and asking them to like and share the video for a potential part 5.
1. Powerade was not available in 1979.
2. Someone posted a photo claiming it was taken in a grocery store after midnight in 1979, but the photo included a stand of Powerade.
3. A person on Facebook claimed to have scored 125 on an IQ test, but the actual score was 85.
4. A person posted a photo of a girl with a shaved head, claiming she had cancer, but the girl responded that she did not have cancer.
5. A person on Facebook claimed to have met Jared Leto, but it was revealed that the person was not actually Jared Leto.
6. A person posted a photo of a girl with a caption saying she was the prettiest girl the poster would see that day, but it was revealed that the photo was taken from a 2012 calendar.
7. A person claimed to have gone to Colorado and posted a photo of a mountain, but it was revealed that the photo was not taken by the person.
8. A person claimed to have had cereal milk for the first time, but it was revealed that the person had actually posted a photo of cereal milk on Instagram in 2013.
9. A person claimed to have been injured while defending their girlfriend, but it was revealed that the person was actually just covered in strawberry jam.
10. A product called "butter flavored butter" was revealed to not actually contain any butter.
11. A person claimed to have made a sandwich, but it was revealed that the photo of the sandwich was taken from a different website.
12. A person claimed to have run a 5K in 10 minutes, which is faster than the world record of 12 minutes.