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**Content Overview**
* A video featuring twins, "Meantwins", with a mix of casual conversations, jokes, and a prank.
* Initially, they pretend to be in a romantic relationship with each other, claiming to have been dating in secret for two months.
* They trick their friends into believing this, capturing their reactions.
* Eventually, they reveal the truth: **it was all a prank**. The twins are not romantically involved.
* The video ends with lighthearted interactions and the twins joking about viewer engagement (likes) in exchange for fake "rewards" (e.g., a real kiss, a double date).
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact short and without opinions:
1. **Content Format**: The text appears to be a transcript of a video content.
2. **Speaker(s)**: The speakers are twins, referred to as "the Meantwins".
3. **Relationship Status Prank**: The twins pretended to be in a romantic relationship with each other as a prank.
4. **Duration of Fake Relationship**: They claimed to have been "dating" for two months.
5.. **Subscriber Incentive**: Viewers were incentivized to like the video and subscribe for their name to be written on the twins' refrigerator.
6. **Unique Fact About Twins**: Mentioned that when identical twins have children, those children are genetically siblings.
7. **Shared Trait**: Both twins are left-handed, referencing a statistic that 70% of twins are left-handed.
8. **Channel Engagement**: The twins encouraged viewers to subscribe, noting that many viewers were not yet subscribed.
9. **Prank Reveal**: The twins revealed the prank to their friends, showing it was not a real romantic relationship.
10. **Future Content Tease**: They hinted at future content, including possibly reaching subscriber milestones for more interactions (e.g., 300,000 likes for a real kiss, 400,000 likes, and 500,000 likes for a double date).