The speaker, presumably a YouTube content creator, expresses gratitude to their followers for their support. They then introduce a special video where they participate in a charity game of Free Fire, a popular online battle royale game, against fellow YouTuber Fernanfloo. The match is for a charitable cause, with a prize of $25,000 going to the winning team, which will donate the money to UNICEF, a children's charity.
The game is intense, with the speaker and Fernanfloo leading their teams. The speaker takes hits from multiple players, including Fernanfloo, but manages to survive. The game ends with a dramatic final round, where the speaker manages to take down Fernanfloo, winning the match for their team. The speaker congratulates their teammates and expresses their satisfaction in playing Free Fire for the first time, despite not expecting to kill anyone. They also express their happiness in participating in an event that supports a good cause like UNICEF.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a YouTube video where two teams of creators play Free Fire for a charitable cause with UNICEF.
- The teams are led by Fernanfloo and Ibai, two popular Spanish-speaking streamers.
- The video is divided into three games, each with different maps and modes.
- Fernanfloo's team wins the first and the third game, while Ibai's team wins the second game.
- Ibai and Fernanfloo are both praised for their performance and skills in the game, despite being new to Free Fire.
- The winning team donates 25,000 dollars to UNICEF, while the losing team donates 15,000 dollars.