The video is a series of experiments conducted by Glent Kobyakov and Seryoga Kobyakov to debunk various myths. They are checking 100 different myths throughout the video, each of which involves a specific experiment that they conduct to test the validity of the myth.
In one of the experiments, they attempt to inflate bubbles from candies using a thick straw. They manage to create a bubble, confirming the myth. In another experiment, they attempt to stand on an egg container without breaking the eggs. They succeed in doing so, proving the myth true.
They also attempt to charge a phone by sticking a fork in a watermelon, apple, or potato. However, they fail to charge the phone using these methods. They also attempt to leave secret messages with milk, citric acid, and onion juice, which show up when held up to a candle. They succeed in doing so, confirming the myth.
In another experiment, they attempt to climb a smooth wall using plungers as sucking cups. They fail to climb the wall, proving the myth false. They also attempt to make walkie-talkies out of cups. They succeed in doing so, confirming the myth.
In one of the final experiments, they attempt to fold a piece of paper in half more than 7 times. They manage to fold it 7 times, confirming the myth. They also attempt to dip a finger in water with cinnamon and find that the finger does not get wet, confirming the myth.
In conclusion, the video is a series of experiments conducted by Glent and Seryoga Kobyakov to debunk various myths. They successfully debunk some myths and fail to debunk others, demonstrating the validity of some myths and the lack of validity of others.
1. The host, Glent Kobyakov, is introducing a video where they will check 100 different myths.
2. They have 100 cards on the wall prepared by A4 Production.
3. They will take turns choosing a myth and checking it.
4. The first myth tested is that you can light a candle with the help of smoke.
5. The second myth tested is that a drop of lemon can burst a balloon.
6. The third myth tested is that if you char an egg and put it into water, it will become transparent.
7. The fourth myth tested is that smoldering tea bags can fly.
8. The fifth myth tested is that you can't eat a chocolate bar in 100 steps without stopping.
9. The sixth myth tested is that you can inflate bubbles from candies.
10. The seventh myth tested is that you can stand on an egg container without breaking the eggs.
11. The eighth myth tested is that the coin can fit 25 drops of water.
12. The ninth myth tested is that the fingerprint reader can be fooled.
13. The tenth myth tested is that you can charge your phone by sticking a fork in a watermelon, apple, or potato.
14. The eleventh myth tested is that you can leave secret messages with milk, citric acid, and onion juice, showing them up with a candle.
15. The twelfth myth tested is that the magnet attracts burnt matches.
16. The thirteenth myth tested is that you can climb a smooth wall with the help of plungers, using them as sucking cups.
17. The fourteenth myth tested is that ping-pong balls explode when heated.
18. The fifteenth myth tested is that a string of beads violates gravity.
19. The sixteenth myth tested is that you can break a ruler with a sheet of newspaper.
20. The seventeenth myth tested is that if you put a napkin on a full glass of water, then turning it over, the water will not pour out.
21. The eighteenth myth tested is that you can make walkie-talkies out of cups.