The video is a series of experiments involving molten copper and various objects. The host starts by explaining that they will melt copper at an extremely high temperature, over a thousand degrees, and throw it into different objects to see what will happen. They then proceed to perform the experiments, throwing the molten copper into an aquarium, a watermelon, a Big Mac, a coconut, corn, and an iPhone.
The results of the experiments are varied. The copper melts the aquarium, but does not melt the watermelon. It also does not melt the Big Mac, but does cause it to burst. The copper melts the coconut, causing it to explode. The corn does not melt, but catches fire. The iPhone's screen shatters, but the device itself does not melt.
Throughout the video, the host frequently refers to previous videos they have made and mentions a channel called "Leave Olic". They end the video by discussing the results of the experiments and encouraging viewers to subscribe to their channel.
1. The video starts by discussing experiments with melted copper.
2. The host talks about the high temperature needed for copper to melt, which is over a thousand degrees.
3. The experiment involves throwing melted copper into different objects like an aquarium, a watermelon, and a Big Mac.
4. The host throws melted copper into an aquarium, expecting it to become hard and cold upon contact with water.
5. The copper doesn't melt the watermelon but instead accumulates in the sand.
6. The host then throws melted copper into a Big Mac, expecting it to melt and cause damage.
7. The copper doesn't melt the Big Mac, instead it cools down and turns into popcorn.
8. The host then throws melted copper into an iPhone, expecting it to melt and damage the device.
9. The copper melts the iPhone, turning it into a pile of molten metal.
10. The host concludes the video by stating that this is the first time the lighter has exploded on the channel.
11. The host encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel to see more videos like this.