The video features two hosts, Toby and JJ, reacting to the world's most insane military training exercises. They showcase seven brutal drills from different countries, including Taiwan's "Road to Heaven," China's "Hot Potato with a Live Grenade," the US Navy SEALs' "Hell Week," the US Marines' "Jungle Survival Training" where they drink cobra blood, South Korea's "Winter Training Session" where soldiers shower each other in snow and plunge into icy water, Belarus' "Special Unit Training" which includes a 10k quick march and hand-to-hand fighting, and Russia's "Spetsnaz Training" which includes an endurance test where instructors beat the trainees with fists and bats.
Throughout the video, Toby and JJ express their shock and amazement at the intensity and brutality of the training exercises. They also joke about trying some of the drills themselves and make bets on who would be able to complete them. At the end of the video, they reveal that if they get 17 million likes, they will attempt to complete some of the drills, but they are confident that they will not reach that number.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The "Road to Heaven" is the final stage of a 10-week amphibious training program for Taiwan's Marine Corps.
2. To become a Marine, recruits must crawl 164 feet over jagged coral rocks.
3. The training simulates a landing on a rocky beach.
4. Instructors may order recruits to start again if they are not satisfied with their form or level of misery.
5. The People's Liberation Army of China plays a game of "hot potato" with a live grenade as part of their training.
6. The game involves passing the grenade from one soldier to another until the last one throws it into a hole.
7. The soldiers then leap out of the way before the grenade explodes.
8. To become a US Navy SEAL, recruits must go through "Hell Week", one of the most intense training programs.
9. During Hell Week, recruits operate on just four hours of sleep and must survive a collection of difficult tasks.
10. Tasks include surf torture, where recruits march into a freezing ocean, and long runs carrying a boat on their heads.
11. US Marines undergo jungle survival training in Thailand as part of an annual military exercise called "Cobra Gold".
12. Royal Thai Marine instructors teach the troops how to drink the blood from a cobra to stay alive if there is no drinkable water.
13. The blood can also provide essential nutrition.
14. South Korean army troops shower each other with snow, plunge into deep icy water, and patrol through snow on skis as part of their winter training session.
15. The Belarus Interior Ministries Special Unit, known as the "Red Berets", are considered tough and go through an extreme course to prove their toughness.
16. The course includes a 10k quick march, hand-to-hand fighting, and storm combat building.
17. The Russian Spetsnaz, an elite special forces unit, use a massage technique that involves breaking a hot block on a person's back.
18. To join the Spetsnaz, recruits must pass an endurance test that includes being surrounded by five operatives who beat them with fists, legs, and bats.
19. The test also includes swimming around barbed wire, being dragged behind trucks, and being hit with various objects.