The video is a commentary on TikTokers who have used racial slurs, specifically the N-word, and their subsequent apology videos. The host reviews and rates the apologies, often finding them insincere or inadequate. The video also touches on the casual use of the slur in conversations and the lack of shock when it's used, suggesting it's a normalized part of some people's vocabulary. The host expresses disappointment in those who use the slur and praises those who apologize sincerely. Throughout the video, there's a recurring theme of disbelief at the number of TikTokers involved in such controversies.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is a finale of a series rating TikTok users' apology videos for saying the N-word.
2. The host of the video is a female who refers to herself as "your girlfriend".
3. The host has a Instagram and Twitter account.
4. The first person featured in the video is Jasmine Orlando, also known as Lil Shawty or Shoddy Bae.
5. Jasmine Orlando said the N-word in one of her videos.
6. The host watched some of Jasmine Orlando's other videos to get to know her better before watching her apology video.
7. The host found Jasmine Orlando's apology video confusing and rated it a negative two.
8. The next person featured in the video is Pretty Low Hazel, a dancer who said the N-word in one of her videos.
9. Pretty Low Hazel's sister is a rapper.
10. The host found Pretty Low Hazel's apology video lacking and did not give it a rating.
11. The next person featured in the video is Desiree Montale, who said the N-word in one of her videos.
12. Desiree Montale apologized quickly and the host rated her apology a 6.
13. The host noted that Desiree Montale's apology was motivated by fear of her career being ruined.
14. The next person featured in the video is Bryce Hall, a popular TikTok user who was accused of saying the N-word.
15. The host did not find any evidence of Bryce Hall saying the N-word in the video provided.
16. The final person featured in the video is Cody Orlove, who was also accused of saying the N-word.
17. The host found some evidence of Cody Orlove saying the N-word, but it was not conclusive.
18. The host did not find an apology video from Cody Orlove.
19. The video ended with the host thanking her subscribers and announcing that she had reached 600,000 subscribers in two months.