The speaker is attempting to break a world record in the video game Mario Maker. They are playing a specific level called "Parkour" and trying to complete it in the fastest time possible. The speaker is commentating on their gameplay, discussing their strategy and the challenges they are facing. They are also interacting with their audience, responding to comments and joking about their attempts to break the record. The speaker is determined to beat the current record holder's time of 33 seconds and is making multiple attempts to do so. Throughout the video, the speaker is also chatting with their audience, sharing their thoughts and feelings about the game, and encouraging viewers to engage with the content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is playing Mario Maker.
2. The speaker wants to beat the world record.
3. The speaker is playing a map called "Parkour".
4. The speaker has to press the LPG button to progress.
5. The speaker mentions a "French theory" to save time.
6. The speaker tries to beat the world record multiple times.
7. The current world record is 33 seconds.
8. The speaker achieves a time of 33 seconds, tying the world record.
9. The speaker tries to shave off tenths of a second to beat the record.
10. The speaker is using a two-controller setup.
11. The speaker asks viewers to subscribe to their channel and give a thumbs up.
Note: The text appears to be a transcription of a video recording, and the speaker's words are not always clear or concise.