The video is a review and critique of Billion Surprise Toys' videos, a children's content creator known for their meme-worthy content. The reviewer, Greg, starts by mentioning how the channel became a meme due to the "Johnny Johnny, Yes Papa" video. He also recalls that the channel tried to take down videos making fun of them, and even deleted some of their own videos.
Greg then reviews some of the channel's recent videos, expressing surprise and dismay at the absence of the character Papa, who was popular in the "Johnny Johnny, Yes Papa" video. He suggests that the channel replaced Papa to remove the stigma from the meme, but he criticizes them for not replacing other characters or improving their content.
Greg proceeds to critique the channel's content, noting issues with the writing, animations, and sound effects. He also expresses concern about the portrayal of Humpty Dumpty in one of the videos.
Towards the end of the video, Greg creates a farewell song for Papa, expressing his disappointment at the channel's failure to learn from their mistakes. He also promotes ExpressVPN, a virtual private network service, recommending it for its speed, server locations, and customer service. The video ends with a call to action for viewers to join Greg's fan base on YouTube.
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video titled "Roasting the shit out of BTS".
2. The video is about the children's video production company called Billion Surprise Toys.
3. The company became a meme on the internet, especially with the "Johnny Johnny, Yes Papa" video.
4. The company attempted to take down any video making fun of them, causing many creators to post about their videos getting taken down.
5. The company started deleting some of their own videos, including a video about a refrigerator that was referenced in the video being roasted.
6. The video creator believes that the company was trying to present itself as a "serious, kids channel" to increase their chances of being bought by a larger company like Disney.
7. The video creator is critical of the company's content and suggests that they have not learned from their previous mistakes.
8. The video creator criticizes the company's recent videos, particularly a lullaby video and a "Vegetable Song" video.
9. The video creator suggests that the company replaced the "Papa" character to distance themselves from the "Johnny Johnny, Papa" meme.
10. The video creator criticizes the company's portrayal of a doctor character in a video, suggesting that it was a demotion.
11. The video creator criticizes the company's portrayal of a nursery rhyme about Humpty Dumpty in a video, suggesting that it was a misuse of the classic rhyme.
12. The video creator suggests that the company is still making the same mistakes in their videos, despite the removal of the "Papa" character.
13. The video ends with a sponsorship advertisement for ExpressVPN, a virtual private network service.
14. The video creator suggests that viewers join his "fan base on YouTube, which he refers to as an 'army'".