A YouTuber named Abdullah (also known as Topz) created a video where he sent unusual and humorous messages to other YouTubers using his personal Instagram account. The twist was that his friend Yahya wrote the messages without Abdullah knowing what they said. Abdullah then sent these messages to random YouTubers, such as TMFaisal, Fir4sGamer, and BarryTube, among others.
The messages included requests like "Why haven't you subscribed to my channel?", "Can we become friends?", and "I'm Superman, call me if you need help." Some messages were even more absurd, like "Pick a car and I'll buy it for you" or "I would die to know what your contact name for me is on your phone."
After sending the messages, Abdullah waited for 48 hours to see how the YouTubers would respond. To his surprise, many of them replied with humorous and lighthearted responses, some even playing along with the joke. The video showcases the reactions of the YouTubers and Abdullah's commentary on the whole experience.
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1. The video is sponsored by Beeto app, a new social media app.
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3. Users can post their own content on Beeto app, including up to 18 photos in a single post.
4. Beeto app allows users to write up to 10,000 characters in a single post.
5. Users can edit their posts on Beeto app without having to delete them.
6. Beeto app has a gaming account that hosts weekly competitions.
7. The competitions on Beeto app are not limited to gaming, but also include sports, fashion, and other fields.
8. The winner of the most trending clip on Beeto app's gaming account receives a PS5.
9. Beeto app requires a code to sign up.
10. The video's host, Abdullah, created a fake Instagram account a year ago and sent messages to some YouTubers, but received no replies.
11. In this video, Abdullah sends messages to random YouTubers using his own personal account.
12. Abdullah's friend, Yahya, writes messages for him to send to the YouTubers.
13. The messages are written on papers, and Abdullah randomly selects a YouTuber and a message to send.
14. The video features 10 messages sent to different YouTubers.
15. The YouTubers who received the messages are: TMFaisal, Fir4sGamer, BarryTube, S7S, Abdulla Al-Nuaimi, AboFlah, Ahmad Aburob, Haman, MjrmGames, and HANODY AWESOME.
16. Abdullah waits 48 hours for the YouTubers to respond to the messages.
17. All of the YouTubers responded to the messages, and their reactions are featured in the video.
18. The video ends with Abdullah asking viewers if they want to see a second part of the video.