The video is a fitness challenge between two individuals, Michael and the speaker. They are attempting the US Marines physical fitness test, which consists of pull-ups, crunches, and a three-mile run.
The speaker promises that if the video gets 30,000 likes, he and Michael will complete another physical fitness test. He also mentions if the video gets 40,000 likes, he will choose another physical fitness test based on popular requests from the comments.
The pull-up portion of the test involves as many pull-ups as possible within a certain timeframe. The crunch portion involves as many crunches as possible within two minutes. The run portion is a three-mile run.
The speaker and Michael both struggle with the physical demands of the test. They acknowledge their previous failures and express their determination to improve.
The speaker's final score for the test is 195 out of 100, which is considered a pass. He and Michael both express relief that they did not fail the test.
The video ends with the speaker encouraging viewers to like and subscribe to his and Michael's channels. The speaker also promises to do another physical fitness test if the video gets 40,000 likes.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where two bodybuilders try the US Marines physical fitness test.
2. The test consists of three parts: pull-ups, crunches and a three-mile run.
3. The video has a like target of 40,000 for the bodybuilders to do another physical fitness test of the viewers' choice.
4. The bodybuilders do the pull-ups and crunches at a gym and the run at a track.
5. The bodybuilder named Mike wins the pull-ups with 21 reps, but fails the crunches with 66 reps and the run with 26:25 minutes.
6. The bodybuilder named Matt wins the crunches with 87 reps and ties with Mike on the run with 26:24 minutes, but loses the pull-ups with 18 reps.
7. Matt passes the test with a total score of 195 out of 300, while Mike fails the test with no score given.