The summary is:
The speaker is a YouTube content creator who hosts a show called "Comment Comeback" where he reads and reacts to negative or absurd comments from his previous videos. He introduces a new twist to the show, where he has 21 comments, half of which are real and half of which are fake, and he challenges the viewers to guess which ones are which. He uses a printer as his sidekick, who prints out the answer after each comment. He reads the comments, which range from insults, threats, sexual propositions, and nonsensical rants, and makes sarcastic or humorous remarks about them. He reveals the source of the real comments and the origin of the fake ones. He thanks the printer for its help and lets it end the episode.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The show "Comment Comeback" is where the host goes back to older videos and looks at comments from the comment section.
2. The host had the Reddit community help find the worst comments for a video.
3. The host uploaded a post on their "shitpost channel" asking for the worst comments.
4. The host collected 21 comments, half of which are real and half of which are fake.
5. A printer, nicknamed "Printer Pal", is used to print out "real" or "fake" after each comment is read.
6. The host asks viewers to guess which comments are real and which are fake.
7. The host reads out 21 comments, some of which are very offensive and disturbing.
8. The host reveals which comments are real and which are fake after reading each one.
9. Some comments are from YouTube videos, while others are from a My Little Pony video.
10. The host mentions that they still get angry emails about a My Little Pony video three years after it was posted.
11. The host thanks the Reddit community for their help in finding the worst comments.