The video, titled "Choose the Right Rope Challenge", is a series of challenges hosted by Vlad A4. The video starts with Vlad introducing the challenge, which involves pulling out ropes from a large black cube. Each rope reveals a different task or surprise. The tasks range from eating a spicy banana, wearing a hoodie, to hitting a ping pong ball three times while wearing a tape-covered tennis racket on the head. The video ends with Vlad successfully pulling out the last rope, symbolizing the end of the challenge. Vlad encourages viewers to like the video and subscribe to the channel, and invites them to share their own challenging tasks in the comments.
1. The video is called "Choose the right rope challenge" and is hosted by Vlad A4.
2. The video features a construction with 18 ropes.
3. The host and others pull out a rope one by one without knowing what's hidden.
4. The video is part of "Tasks from haters", and the host mentions that it's the third part.
5. The host mentions that there were many tasks, and the A4 production team chose the best ones.
6. There are bonuses or gifts mentioned in the video, which are pleasant surprises.
7. The host encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel and like the video.
8. The host mentions that the first person to start is not the viewer.
9. The host and others pull out ropes and reveal various items, including a plate, a banana with Tabasco, and a note.
10. The host and others are tasked with performing various actions, such as eating the banana with Tabasco and putting a website link on their body.
11. The host and others are handcuffed for some tasks.
12. The video features a competition where the host and others pull out ropes, with the winner being the one who pulls out the last rope.
13. The host and others are given various tasks, such as eating a donut, hitting a ball with a ping pong racket attached to their head, and wearing slippers made of polar fox fur.
14. The video ends with the host celebrating reaching 20 million subscribers.
15. The video is part of a series called "Tasks from haters".