The video features a person attempting to open padlocks in various unconventional ways. The person starts by using a screwdriver to break a small padlock and then moves on to a larger one. They successfully break both locks using this method.
Next, they try to break a thicker padlock using the same technique, but it takes more effort. They then move on to using nitric acid to break a padlock. They submerge the lock in a container of nitric acid and wait for a reaction. The acid eats away at the metal, and the lock eventually breaks.
Finally, the person attempts to cut a padlock using a sledgehammer, but it doesn't work. They refuse to give up and continue to try different methods until they eventually succeed in breaking the lock.
Throughout the video, the person provides commentary and explanations of their methods, and they also respond to comments from viewers. The video ends with the person encouraging viewers to like and subscribe to their channel for more content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker has a series of videos showing different methods of opening padlocks.
2. They have previously tried to open padlocks using liquid nitrogen and sulfuric acid.
3. In this video, they will show a new method of opening padlocks.
4. The speaker has multiple padlocks of different sizes and models to test the new method.
5. They use a screwdriver to try to force open the padlocks.
6. The speaker successfully opens the first padlock using the new method.
7. They then try to open a second padlock, which is thicker and more difficult to open.
8. The speaker uses nitric acid to try to open another padlock.
9. They take precautions when handling the nitric acid, including wearing protective gloves and a gas mask.
10. The speaker tries to cut a padlock with a secret, but is unsuccessful.
11. They then use a sledgehammer to try to break the padlock.
12. The speaker has a goal of reaching 100,000 likes on the video.
13. They plan to continue trying to open locks in different ways and doing experiments with nitric acid.