The speaker, German, is promoting his YouTube channel and attempting to regain his position as the number one Spanish-speaking channel. He is giving away cupcakes and money to people who subscribe to his channel, and is also exposing people who are "infidels" (those who are not subscribed to his channel). German is trying to rally his audience to help him regain his top spot and is using humor and incentives to encourage people to subscribe. He also reflects on the nature of online competition and reminds his viewers that the number of subscribers does not determine the quality of a channel's content.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker gave away cupcakes to people who subscribed to the "Hello, I'm Germán" channel on YouTube.
2. The speaker also gave away money to people on the subway who subscribed to the channel.
3. The "Hello, I'm Germán" channel was the number one Spanish-speaking channel on YouTube at the time.
4. A channel called "Bada Boom" attacked the "Hello, I'm Germán" channel, causing it to stop uploading videos for two years.
5. The speaker is trying to help the "Hello, I'm Germán" channel regain its number one spot by giving away incentives to people who subscribe.
6. The speaker is Germán Garmendia, a YouTube personality.
7. Germán Garmendia has a channel on YouTube called "Hello, I'm Germán".
8. The speaker gives away 25 pesos to people who subscribe to the channel and show proof of their subscription.
9. A person who subscribed to the channel met another person, Alonso, through the channel's comments section.
10. The speaker believes that the number of subscribers a channel has does not dictate its quality.
11. The speaker emphasizes that the competition between channels is just a game and should not be taken seriously.