This video appears to be a humorous commentary on various objects being subjected to a hydraulic press. The speaker introduces and discusses different items that are crushed by a hydraulic press, including a kitchen hammer, an iPhone 7, a coin, a diamond (which turns out to be fake), a grenade, and finally, a Nokia cell phone. The video is filled with commentary and reactions from the speaker as these items are crushed, creating an entertaining and comedic tone throughout.
1. The video is about a hydraulic press and its destructive capabilities. The host is eager to demonstrate the press's power and is excited about the videos they will be showing.
2. The host talks about a tai chi grenade and how it will explode. They mention that the hydraulic press weighing 100 thousand tons will also be used for this demonstration.
3. The host discusses the use of a hydraulic press on various objects, including a football, an iPhone 7, and a kitchen hammer. They explain that these objects will be destroyed by the press.
4. The host mentions that the hydraulic press will also be used on a human hammer. They say that the hammer will resist the press and eventually explode.
5. The host then talks about the press being used on a diamond, which is the hardest material in nature. They express surprise when the diamond does not break and instead is pierced by the press.
6. The host mentions a Nokia cell phone and states that it is indestructible. They mention that it has been used in wars and as a weapon.
7. The host concludes the video by stating that the Nokia cell phone did not break or explode when subjected to the hydraulic press. Instead, it was only pierced by the press.