The video is a compilation of various 'did you know?' facts and tips, presented in a humorous and engaging manner. The host starts by introducing the video and encouraging viewers to subscribe and like the video. He then proceeds to discuss a range of topics, from the use of a broom as a mop, to the origins of the name 'nescau' for a type of chocolate powder, to the fact that the tongue rests at the top of the mouth, not the bottom. He also shares interesting trivia about characters from a children's show, the vitamins found in bananas, the true identity of an animal often mistaken for a whale, and the presence of a small hole in the eye that serves as a drain for tears. He also discusses the origins of certain phrases and expressions, and shares tips on making ice cream and using ATMs. Throughout the video, he frequently checks in with the audience, asking questions and engaging in conversation. The host ends the video by encouraging viewers to share their own tips and ideas for future videos.
1. The video starts with the host inviting viewers to get ready for an explosion of knowledge.
2. The host talks about the common objects that people use daily but may not know much about, and promises to provide tips to change how viewers use these objects.
3. The host encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel if they haven't already.
4. The host starts discussing a broom, mentioning that it originally had a plastic piece on top that could be released to stay with the broomstick.
5. The host then introduces a new use for the broom - using a cloth instead of the plastic piece to mop the house.
6. The host talks about a secret movement with the palm of the hand and the middle finger, explaining that the sound comes from the middle finger hitting the palm of the hand.
7. The host then talks about the preference for Nescafé over Toddy coffee.
8. The host talks about the origin of the name "Nescafé" and the connection to chocolate powder from Nestlé.
9. The host discusses a surprising fact - the tongue rests at the top of the mouth, not the bottom.
10. The host talks about the famous characters "Bananas in Pajamas" and explains that B1 and B2 are not bananas but vitamins found in bananas.
11. The host talks about the Orca whale, a large dolphin that is not a whale, and explains its unique physical characteristics.
12. The host talks about the silent sound "whole" and its origin from the expression "syrup" which means silent or shut up.
13. The host talks about the drain in the eye and how it works to pull out tears, preventing the eye from filling with tears.
14. The host talks about the cookie pastime and how the cookie design can serve as a stamp for the tongue.
15. The host talks about the Brazilian flag being written in order of progress and how it has nothing to do with one another.
16. The host talks about the actors who play Dr. House and Arthur Weasley from the Harry Potter series.
17. The host talks about making ice cream in a bag or chup-chup using a plastic jar with a holey handle.
18. The host talks about the ATM and the belief that there is a person inside working it, which is not the case.
19. The host talks about the correct way to use a glass of mineral water, explaining that the lid should be folded open and the inside part should be used.
20. The host thanks António Pivetta for the tip and encourages viewers to send their own tips via Instagram.
21. The host ends the video by thanking the viewers for watching and inviting them to share the video with others who may not know about it.