The speaker, Dallas AKA Infernus, is planning to attempt a world record for the most YouTube channels rick-rolled within a 24-hour period. He's going to use a different strategy this time, disguising the rick roll link using a website that previews the link and makes it look harmless. The link will auto-play the rick roll video when clicked. He's planning to send these links through Instagram's direct messages, as it's the only social media platform where he can DM almost anyone.
He starts by generating personalized rick roll links for each YouTube channel he plans to target. He customizes each message to appear more convincing, and uses a website to create a fake website preview for each DM. He sends these messages to various YouTube channels, including T-Series, Logan Paul, and PewDiePie, among others.
Over the course of two days, he sends the DMs and waits for responses. On the second day, he checks the replies and counts how many people fell for the rick roll. He succeeds in rick-rolling 17 out of 30 YouTube channels within 18 hours, setting a new world record. He concludes the video by thanking his viewers for watching and looking forward to his next attempt.
1. The speaker is planning to Rick Roll as many YouTubers as possible within 24 hours.
2. The speaker has a new strategy for this attempt, which involves using a website to disguise the Rick Roll link.
3. The disguised link will auto-play the Rick Roll video when clicked.
4. The speaker plans to send the link through Instagram's direct messages.
5. The speaker aims to see how many YouTubers they can trick into clicking the link.
6. The speaker's name is Dallas, also known as Infernus, and they are creating content for the Tech Realm.
7. The speaker is using a website to generate unique Rick Roll links for each YouTuber they aim to trick.
8. The speaker has created a text file to keep track of every link they generate.
9. They are aiming to send personalized messages to each YouTuber, including a link to their fan art.
10. The speaker has customized every message and created a fake website preview for each direct message.
11. The speaker is targeting several YouTubers including zhc, sss nipperwolf, technoblade, james charles, logan paul, jake paul, marshmallow, the actual lego company, alan walker, and ellen degeneres.
12. The speaker is also targeting non-YouTubers such as trap nation and freddy ben's jelly.
13. The speaker has already sent a few direct messages off-camera and plans to send more.
14. The speaker is planning to wait until the next day to check the replies to the direct messages.
15. The speaker is targeting 30 YouTubers in total and aims to Rick Roll 17 of them.
16. The speaker is aiming to achieve an average of one Rick Roll per hour.
17. The speaker hopes to set a world record for the most YouTubers Rick Rolled within 24 hours.