In the video, the creator hires various Fiverr users to do nothing but stare blankly at the camera. The person who does this for the longest time will receive a $500 tip. The creator experiments with different Fiverr services, including a news anchor and Jesus impersonator, and plans to upload the full versions of these clips to a new channel. The video concludes with the creator reviewing the submissions and awarding the tip to the participant who did nothing for 15 minutes.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The creator hired multiple people on Fiverr to create videos where they do nothing for as long as possible.
2. The person who does nothing for the longest amount of time would receive a $500 tip.
3. The creator spent around £130 to get people to do nothing.
4. The creator hired a news anchor, Jesus, a Jamaican man, Varun, and a turtle costume wearer, Tucker.
5. The news anchor, MJ, won the $500 tip by doing nothing for 15 minutes and 38 seconds.
6. The creator left 5-star reviews for the people who participated in the challenge.
7. The creator's channel, No Context Jackson's Alive, is close to reaching 100,000 subscribers.
8. The creator plans to break a Guinness World Record for a third time when the channel reaches 100,000 subscribers.
9. The creator has another channel called No Context Jax Looks At Life where exclusive content will be uploaded.
10. The creator spent £40 on a video from the news anchor, MJ.
11. The creator spent £27 on a video from Jesus.
12. The creator spent £18 on a video from the Jamaican man.
13. The creator paid extra for the Jamaican man to write "subscribe" in the sand.
14. The creator left a review for the Jamaican man, praising his work.
15. The creator gave a 5-star review to Varun despite his video being only 24 seconds long.
16. The creator was impressed with the news anchor's video and the production value that went into it.
17. The news anchor's video was 15 minutes and 38 seconds long and included music, props, and a stethoscope.
18. The creator was satisfied with the final delivery of the news anchor's video and gave him a 5-star review.
19. The creator was unable to give the news anchor the full $500 tip due to Fiverr's limitations, but promised to work it out with him afterwards.