Here is a concise summary of the provided text:
* The content creator, Luca, is reviewing his private YouTube videos, explaining why each was made private.
* Reasons for privatization include:
+ Technical issues (e.g., poor video quality)
+ Lack of effort/thoughtfulness in the content
+ Cooperation agreements with brands (e.g., Google Play) with limited run times
+ Embarrassment or regret over content (e.g., silly challenges, immature behavior)
+ Protecting others' comfort (e.g., a celebrity's preference, a child's involvement)
* The videos showcased range from 2017 to about a year prior to the recording, covering various topics like:
+ Gaming (e.g., Minecraft with seniors)
+ Cooperations (e.g., with Google Play)
+ Experimental content (e.g., using a 360-degree camera)
+ Personal projects (e.g., a book, visiting London)
* The review marks a first for Luca, who typically reacts to his public videos, and he hopes his audience enjoyed this behind-the-scenes look.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences:
1. The speaker, Luca, is reviewing his old private videos.
2. The most recent video Luca made private was over a year ago.
3. One private video was a challenge with Max and Sk, but it's still online with low video quality due to HD upload issues.
4. Luca's first live stream was "Playing with Seniors" at Gamescom 2017, where he taught seniors how to play Minecraft.
5. Luca didn't want to leave live stream performances on his channel if he didn't put effort into editing them.
6. A video titled "The Stupidest Video on YouTube" was made private due to issues with YouTube's content moderation (possibly age restrictions or ad revenue).
7. Luca collaborated with Google Play on some videos, which were set to private after a certain period.
8. Luca wrote a book that was published, and a video showed English people reading it aloud in London.
9. Luca obtained a visa, attended a film premiere, and met a person known from films like Star Wars, but this person's aunt forbade them from reading Luca's book.
10. Luca bought a 360-degree camera for €300, which can film everything and allow viewers to move around in the video.
11. Luca now has a management team that advises him on business and campaign partnerships.
12. Luca has worked with companies like EA, playing FIFA in the FC Cologne stadium.
13. Some private videos were made with a friend (Patrick) and his little sister, but were set to private to protect her as a minor.
14. Luca's school items and tournament awards are disorganized in his space.