This is a possible concise summary:
The video is about a YouTuber named Joyca who hides in six different places in Angers, France, and challenges his followers to find him using clues he posts on Instagram. The first person to find him in each location wins a gift, such as an iPhone, a MacBook, or a Nintendo Switch. However, there is also a fake Santa Claus who gives bad gifts, such as a plastic poop or a fish. The video shows the reactions of the winners and the losers, as well as the YouTuber's commentary and jokes. The video also features a sponsored segment by Roborock S7, a vacuum cleaner that can also mop the floor and avoid carpets. The video ends with the YouTuber thanking his community and wishing them happy holidays.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about the author hiding in 6 places in Angers and giving clues on Instagram for viewers to find him.
2. The first person to find the author in each location will receive a gift.
3. The author is sponsored by Roborock, a vacuum cleaner company.
4. The author visits a Boulanger store, where the first person to find him can choose a gift worth up to âŹ1000.
5. Samuel is the first person to find the author at the Boulanger store and chooses a Samsung TV as his gift.
6. The author then hides in a photo booth, where Clément is the first to find him.
7. Clément wins a gift and also gives the author a gift of Ferrero Rocher chocolates.
8. The author then hides in an underground car park and is found by Henri, who wins a gift code.
9. The author then hides in a 4Dx room at the Pathé Angers cinema, where Alizée is the first to find him.
10. Alizée wins a gift and also receives a second gift, which is a joke gift of a plastic poo.
11. The author then hides in a parking lot, where Myriam and her partner find him.
12. The author gives Myriam and her partner a gift, which is a Nintendo Switch OLED console.
13. The author then hides in a rooftop parking lot, where a person finds him and wins a âŹ20 gift card.
Note: Some of the facts are not numbered as they are not relevant or are too vague to be considered as a fact.