Here is a concise summary of the provided text:
**Title:** Reacting to "100% Real Elves" Videos
**Creator:** Bryant Sobrevilla
**Content:**
* Introduction to a video where Bryant reacts to supposedly "100% real" elf videos on YouTube
* Definition of an elf as a mythical being, often depicted as mischievous
* Reaction to 4-5 different videos:
1. A debunked video with a visible thread manipulating an object
2. A soccer video with an unexplained event (concluded as likely fake)
3. A video with a "goblin" that is humorously dissected as obviously fake
4. A video showcasing a "gnome house" in a public park, with Bryant commenting on the invasion of privacy and littering around the house
* Intermissions: promoting his Twitter, celebrating 500k subscribers, and announcing a potential future collaboration with viewers
* Conclusion: thanking viewers, requesting feedback for future terror-themed reaction videos, and setting a 15,000 likes goal for a sequel on "100% real elves"
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The host's name is Bryant Sobrevilla.
2. The video's topic is reacting to videos claiming to show "100% real elves".
3. Bryant has a Twitter account (@bryantsobrevilla) where he shares updates.
4. At the time of recording, Bryant's channel had reached half a million subscribers.
5. A special video was planned to feature participating viewers, with details shared on Twitter.
6. One video analyzed was recorded by a security camera.
7. In another video, a "goblin house" is located in a public park, near a garden lake.
8. The "goblin house" is a tree with a small wooden door, where a gnome is said to live.
9. According to local legend, the gnome has lived there for 60 years.
10. People leave notes and gifts for the gnome, known as "Tom".
11. During winter, when it snows, the door is closed, and a sign appears, humorously claiming the elf has moved to a castle in the eastern United States.