The speaker discusses a series of videos appearing online about clowns terrorizing the world, especially in the United States and Brazil. He mentions that these clowns often appear in terrifying masks and have been spotted in various places like hospitals and farms. The videos show clowns attacking travelers on the road, creating fear and panic among viewers. The speaker expresses his disbelief and fear, but also notes that he is a bit of a clown himself.
He then comments on one video where a clown appears to have a hard dick when he passes out. He suggests that these videos may have been made for a marketing action related to a film about scary clowns. The speaker expresses his anger and disappointment towards those involved, stating that it's not funny or cool to scare people in the streets. He advises viewers to stay away from clowns on the street and to defend themselves if attacked.
1. The video content is about clowns causing fear and terror, starting from the United States and spreading to other parts of the world, including Brazil.
2. The speaker mentions that the fear of clowns is irrational, but it seems to be derived from the fact that clowns are often wearing a lot of makeup and are associated with horror films.
3. The speaker mentions that there are cases of scary clowns appearing in 40 of the 50 north American states.
4. The speaker expresses concern about the safety of people in the streets, especially children, and advises them to stay close if they see a clown.
5. The speaker speculates that the clown appearances are part of a marketing campaign for a film about clowns killing people, but also mentions that this could be completely wrong.
6. The speaker expresses their disdain for the idea of using clowns to scare people and promote violence.
7. The speaker warns viewers about the potential dangers of clowns and advises them to run away if they see one, or fight if they are strong and capable.