The transcript appears to be a commentary on a series of YouTube videos where a knife is heated to extreme temperatures and used to cut various objects, including a cell phone. The commentator admits to being tired from a dance performance earlier in the day, and expresses skepticism about the popularity of these videos. They mention a competition they participated in on Instagram, where they lost to a video of making pancakes.
The commentator then describes the process of heating a knife to 1000 degrees and using it to cut a Coca-Cola bottle, a ping pong ball, and a potato. They express surprise at the sound the knife makes when it cuts, noting that it sounds like an old door opening or a monster being born. They also mention a video where a person attempted to cut their cell phone with the same knife, which resulted in the phone's screen exploding and the phone continuing to function afterward.
The commentator concludes by expressing their desire to see more of these videos and urges viewers to subscribe to their channel and activate notifications. They also note that they upload a new video every day.
1. The text is a transcript of a video, with timestamps indicating when certain actions or dialogues occur.
2. The video features a dance that leaves the performer exhausted.
3. The video is a new one from a channel called "the boys".
4. The channel has over 50 years of history and videos that have gone out of fashion.
5. The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell notification for new videos.
6. The speaker shares their experience with a knife heating experiment, where a knife was heated to 1,000 degrees and used to cut objects.
7. The speaker discusses a competition they had with themselves, making pancakes and posting the results on Instagram.
8. The speaker shares their reaction to a video where they were outperformed in a knife heating experiment by 92% to 8%.
9. The speaker discusses a video where they attempted to cut a ping pong ball with a knife at 1000 degrees, but the ball melted instead of being cut.
10. The speaker shares their reaction to a video where they attempted to cut a Coca-Cola bottle with a knife at 1000 degrees, but the bottle exploded instead of being cut.
11. The speaker discusses a video where they attempted to cut a cell phone with a knife at 1000 degrees, but the phone was damaged beyond repair.
12. The speaker shares their reactions to these videos, expressing confusion and frustration over why they are so popular.
13. The speaker ends the video with a promise to upload a new video every day and asks viewers to subscribe and like their videos.