The video is a humorous and chaotic Zoom lesson prank. The host, who introduces himself as Dima Pasha, interrupts a Zoom lesson on constitutional law, attended by over a hundred people, including a prominent judge. He joins the class pretending to be a representative of the presidential administration, and disrupts the lesson with jokes and antics.
The host and his friend, who is not identified, engage in a series of pranks, including pretending to be a delivery man, a military check-in officer, and a teacher. They interact with the participants, making jokes and causing disruptions. The host also demonstrates magic tricks and involves the participants in them.
At one point, the host promises that if the video gets 700 thousand likes, they will make a second part that is even tougher. He also mentions a promotion for a pop juice vaccine, which can be accessed by entering a promo code in the video description.
Despite the chaos and disruptions, the participants seem to enjoy the prank, and the video ends with the host encouraging viewers to like the video and subscribe to his channel.
1. The video is about a Zoom lesson on constitutional law, attended by over a hundred people.
2. The lesson is disrupted by a group of participants.
3. The participants are seeking keys to join the lesson.
4. The lesson involves a teacher named Dima Pasha.
5. The group is planning to make a second part of the video if the first one gets 700 thousand likes.
6. The video includes a reference to a cabin boy who previously made a similar video.
7. The video features a prank where the participants troll the subscribers in chat roulette.
8. The video also includes a promotional offer for a unique vaccine for 500 rubles.
9. The video mentions a magic trick involving a deck of cards and a special liquid.
10. The video ends with an invitation to subscribe to the channel and a reminder that the beard may return if the video gets 10 million views.