This video is a part of a series produced for a YouTube channel that has reached 13.7 million subscribers. The video features a group of individuals, who have decided to conduct a series of experiments with airbags in order to test their strength and potential dangers. They start by purchasing airbags for $1350 and demonstrate how they work when a car crashes into something. They then proceed to test the airbags in various ways, such as exploding them in a microwave, a trash can, and a bookkeeping safe, to understand their power and potential risks. The group then decides to install 70 airbags in a car and detonate them, expecting the car to be destroyed. However, the experiment turns out to be too dangerous and they decide to leave the hangar where the car is located. When they attempt to detonate the airbags, the car is indeed destroyed, and the video ends with a warning to not attempt such experiments at home.
1. The video was made for 13,700,000 subscribers and was published immediately after reaching that number.
2. The creators planned to release a magnet wall video for 13,800,000 subscribers.
3. They announced a series of pyrotechnics-related videos.
4. The video was disrupted by a script error.
5. The creators spent 100,000 RUB ($1350) on an experiment involving airbags.
6. They bought airbags to be used in the experiment.
7. The airbags were heavy and unsafe, as demonstrated by the experiment.
8. They tested the airbags' explosion in various situations.
9. They attempted to demolish a car using airbags.
10. They also tried to blow up a trash can and a microwave oven with airbags.
11. The airbags were placed in a safe, and the safe was blown up.
12. The airbags were placed in a car, and the car was blown up.
13. The car experiment resulted in the car being blown apart.
14. The creators spent more than 100,000 RUB ($1350) on the experiment.
15. They planned to release another large-scale experiment for 100,000 subscribers.