The summary could be:
This is a video that exposes seven lies of the internet that went viral as true. The video shows examples of fake videos that were made for publicity, parody, or entertainment purposes, such as:
- A boy who goes crazy after his mother cancels his World of Warcraft account
- A monkey who shoots a gun at some soldiers
- A boy who hits balls with incredible precision
- A girl who falls out of a window while cleaning tables
- A girl who sets her pants on fire while twerking
- A boy who screams and rages while playing a violent video game
- The video ends with a message that the internet is full of lies and that one should not believe everything they see. It also announces a third part of the series that will cover more topics.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video of the Korean nuclear fusion reactor achieving 100 million°C for 30 seconds was a demonstration of nuclear fusion progress and a net energy gain.
2. The video of the monkey with a gun was a viral advertisement for the movie The Origin of the Planet of the Apes.
3. The video of the best hitter in the world was a fake video made with CGI balls and a trained monkey.
4. The viral experiment was a series of fake videos made by a company called Buchet to showcase their skills in creating viral content.
5. The video of the girl who falls out of the window was a fragment of an ad that was cut and uploaded by someone to make it look real.
6. The video of twerking with fire was a prank by Jimmy Kimmel to start his show and talk about viral videos.
7. The video of the crazy German boy was a parody of the censorship of violent video games in Germany, not a real tantrum.
8. The internet is full of lies and fake videos that can fool people who don't pay attention to the details or the sources.