The video is about a gold search competition in an abandoned village. The participants are using metal detectors to find valuable items. The video features two participants, one of whom is named Yasir. They are searching for gold in an abandoned settlement on the beach, which was once inhabited by nomads. The participants are using a variety of tools, including bags and shovels, to dig for gold. The video also features a lot of humor and banter between the participants.
The participants find a variety of items, including a wallet, a toilet, a kitchen figurine, an old coin, a fork, a spoon, a pair of scissors, and a bridal headdress. The bridal headdress is particularly valuable, as it contains 13 one-kuruş coins from 1939. The participants also find a gold ring, which they consider to be worth 10,000 liras.
The video ends with the participants deciding the winner based on the audience's response. The winner is determined by who finds the most valuable item. The video also includes a call to action, encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel and purchase the metal detectors used in the video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where two people search for gold with a detector in an abandoned village.
2. The video is from a channel called 'crazy or what?' which claims to be the first one to start the 'Gold Search with a Detector' video concept in Turkey.
3. The two people are competing to find the most valuable items in the village, such as coins, rings, scissors, etc.
4. The village used to be inhabited by Yoruks, nomads of Antalya, who built wooden houses and gazebos on the beach.
5. The detectors they use are Nokta Makro Multi detectors, which can work under water, sand and swamp.
6. They find various items such as a 5000 lira bill from 1994, a gold ring, a bridal headdress with 13 coins from 1939, a battery, a sherbet glass, etc.
7. They also encounter a dead dog, which they bury out of respect and sensitivity.
8. They ask the viewers to decide who won the competition and to like and subscribe to their channel.