The video appears to be a game show where university students answer questions to win money. The host asks a series of questions with multiple choices, and the participants must identify the intruder or incorrect option. Correct answers earn them money, and they have the option to double their winnings with a final question. The questions cover various topics, including geography, languages, and fruits. The video concludes with the participant winning 2000 pesos.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There are 700 participants in the video.
2. They are looking for university students to play and win up to two thousand pesos.
3. Participants are asked five questions, with a chance to win a thousand pesos.
4. They can double their winnings or lose everything with a final question.
5. Leonardo DiCaprio is American, not Italian.
6. "Jamaica" does not have Spanish as its official language.
7. "Pepegrillo" is not a character from Peter Pan.
8. Miami is not a state; it's a city in the USA.
9. The Sorbonne is located outside the USA.
10. Participants can choose to keep their winnings or double them.
11. "Tomato" is considered a fruit, not a vegetable.
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