This is a possible summary:
The video is a humorous critique of the YouTube channel 5-Minute Crafts, which shows tutorials of DIY projects that are supposed to be easy and useful. The hosts, Felipe and Bruno, try to recreate some of the tutorials using a coat, a pillow, a backpack, a brush, a paint and a fish. They mock the absurdity and impracticality of the projects, such as making a hooded pillow, a hooded backpack and a fish-printed shirt. They also compare their results with the original ones from 5-Minute Crafts and comment on how bad they look. They end the video by asking the viewers to subscribe and like the video if they want more of Bruno's tricks.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video from a YouTube channel called Tricks by Bruno Correa.
2. The video is about Bruno trying to recreate the worst tutorials from another YouTube channel called 5-Minute Crafts.
3. The video is hosted by Felipe Zézo, who is Bruno's friend and the owner of the Netolab channel.
4. The video shows three tutorials that Bruno attempts to make: a hood pillow, a hood backpack, and a fish print t-shirt.
5. The video is humorous and sarcastic, and criticizes the quality and usefulness of the 5-Minute Crafts tutorials.
6. The video has an age warning, because it involves using scissors, needles, and paint that could be dangerous for children.
7. The video has a lot of laughter, jokes, and exaggerations from Felipe and Bruno.
8. The video ends with Felipe asking the viewers to subscribe, like, and watch another video of Bruno's Tricks.