The video is a collaborative online dessert tasting event hosted by Vlad A4 and his co-host, with the goal of trying out 30 desserts from 30 different countries. The hosts, who are part of a channel that has seen a subscriber gap reduced from 1 million to 500,000, encourage viewers to engage with the video by liking it and subscribing to their channel.
The video begins with a game where each host picks a number, each number corresponding to a country and its dessert. The desserts range from unique and exotic to familiar and comforting. As they taste each dessert, the hosts provide commentary, discussing the taste, texture, and presentation of each one. They also share their personal tastes and preferences, and occasionally engage in light-hearted banter.
Throughout the video, the hosts keep track of their ratings for each dessert, with points awarded based on taste, presentation, and uniqueness. They also engage with the audience, asking for suggestions and comments.
The video ends with a final round where the hosts reveal the desserts they chose. The desserts include a variety of sweets, from the traditional to the more unique, such as a cake from Hungary and a donut from Peru. The hosts give their final scores for each dessert, with the dessert from New Zealand, pavlova, receiving the highest score of 100 points.
Throughout the video, the hosts remind viewers to subscribe to their channel and click the recommended button, indicating a desire to grow their subscriber base and encourage viewer engagement.
1. The video is about a challenge where participants taste desserts from different countries.
2. The participants are Vlad A4 Kobyakov and Glent.
3. The video starts with Vlad reminding the viewers that they can influence the number of subscribers and likes on the channel.
4. The channel's subscriber gap was previously 1 million, but thanks to the viewers, it has now become 500 thousand.
5. The video mentions a "Subscribe" button and encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel.
6. The participants decide on a number, behind each number is a flag of a country and a dessert from that country.
7. They evaluate each dessert out of 100 and at the end, they have a rating of the best desserts.
8. The video is very useful as it helps viewers discover different names of desserts and dishes.
9. The participants taste a variety of desserts including dragon fruit, halo-halo, baklava, panna cotta, brigadeiro, and pavlova.
10. They give each dessert a rating and the dessert with the highest rating is the leader of their rankings.
11. The participants also taste dishes from their own countries like Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus.
12. The video ends with Vlad and Glent thanking the viewers and encouraging them to subscribe to the channel.