The speaker, a YouTuber, is hosting a tournament called "Form and Legends," where 100 YouTubers and streamers participate. The event is live on his Twitter channel, and he encourages viewers to watch and engage with the content. He mentions that he is close to reaching 1 million followers on Twitter, and if this happens during the tournament, he promises to go live on his channel, Metropol 0.
For those who are not interested in the tournament, he offers a special video where he plays alone. He started tweeting about a month ago and has been sharing other people's live streams, which he finds amusing. He plans to create more videos of this kind, featuring smaller streamers.
The speaker encourages viewers to visit his Twitter channel and other Twitter accounts, stating that Twitter is the best live platform in the world. He mentions that subscribing to his Twitter channel is free for Amazon Prime subscribers and equivalent to becoming a member of the "Form and Legends" tournament.
He also shares his thoughts on fame, expressing fear and embarrassment about the attention he is receiving. He mentions a friend who paid for him to become famous and his mother, who encourages him to stay low-key.
The video ends with the speaker thanking his viewers and promising to continue making quality content on his Twitter channel.
1. The speaker has a tournament of form and legends with 100 YouTubers and streamers.
2. The speaker's tweet channel was most viewed on Women's Day or Black Friday.
3. The speaker's tweet channel has reached 150,000 followers and is close to reaching one million.
4. If certain conditions occur during the tournament, Metropol 0 will be live.
5. The speaker has a special video for those who don't want to attend the tournament.
6. The speaker started tweeting about a month ago and posts to people consistently.
7. The speaker has a project to create another video, posting smaller streamers' reactions.
8. The speaker encourages viewers to visit tweets in general, stating it's the best live platform in the world.
9. Subscribing to the speaker's tweet channel is equivalent to following on YouTube.