The text appears to be a transcript of a video where the host, Rainbow Brite, is conducting a "squishy makeover" for four different dolls. The dolls are a bear, a mermaid, a mango, and a yummy bear.
Rainbow Brite begins by expressing excitement over the dolls she has been given by her subscribers. She starts by discussing a bear doll, which she describes as "yummy." The mermaid doll, which she describes as "tragic" and "falling apart," has a compelling story behind it. The mango doll, which fell out of a package, is also discussed in detail.
The fourth doll is a yummy bear that Rainbow Brite unboxed earlier, and she expresses excitement about reworking it. She explains her process of sanding, painting, and adding details to the dolls. She also discusses using different types of paint and materials, and provides a link to a list of supplies she uses in her makeover videos.
Throughout the process, Rainbow Brite shares her thoughts and feelings, expressing her love for color and creativity. She also talks about the challenges she faced in the process, such as having to repair the mango doll's head and the mermaid doll's face. She also discusses the struggles of handling the influx of dolls she received from her subscribers, and how she can no longer feature every package in her videos due to the overwhelming number.
The video ends with Rainbow Brite thanking her subscribers for their support and expressing her excitement for future videos.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Moriah Elizabeth, where she does squishy makeovers for four squishies: a stack of macarons, a mermaid, a mango and a yummy bear.
2. The video was uploaded on September 21, 2018 and has over 25 million views as of November 6, 2023.
3. The squishies were sent to her by some of her subscribers who didn't want them anymore or they were damaged.
4. She uses fabric paint, memory foam, fabric glue and other materials to repair and repaint the squishies according to her own style and preferences.
5. She adds some details and accessories to the squishies, such as a whipped cream and cherry topping for the macarons, a headband with stars for the mermaid, a rainbow frosting for the yummy bear and a shrink plastic pin for the mango.
6. She also talks about why she uses different types of paint, why she likes rainbow colors, how she mixes custom colors and how she blends the colors on the squishies.
7. She expresses her satisfaction with the final results of the makeovers and compares them with the original squishies.
8. She also does a bonus makeover for a waffle squishy while she talks about some issues with receiving too many squishy packages from her subscribers after she asked them to stop sending them.