Wolfie, a YouTube personality, creates the world's largest Starburst fidget spinner. He and his team spend over 3 hours unwrapping Starburst candies, which they then melt and mold into a giant fidget spinner shape. After it hardens, they add a bearing and test its spin. The spinner is surprisingly durable, surviving a 20ft drop and various durability tests, including being shot with a toy arrow and hit with a mallet. Wolfie also engages in a spin-off challenge with Dustin, where they compare the spin times of their respective fidget spinners. The video ends with a giveaway announcement, where Wolfie will give away fidget spinners if the video reaches 200,000 likes.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The creator of the video is making the world's biggest Starburst fidget spinner.
2. The fidget spinner is being made using a mold and melted Starburst candies.
3. The process of making the fidget spinner involves tracing the shape of a regular fidget spinner onto a piece of paper and then cutting it out.
4. The mold is made using a combination of a paper plate, a metal bowl, and some tape.
5. The creator is using a Lazy Susan to help spin the fidget spinner.
6. The fidget spinner is being tested to see how long it can spin and how durable it is.
7. The creator is comparing their fidget spinner to a regular fidget spinner and to a sour Skittles fidget spinner made by Dustin.
8. The fidget spinner is being tested using a drop test, a mallet test, and a knife test.
9. The creator is giving away fidget spinners to viewers who like the video and comment on it.
10. The video is part of a larger series of videos where the creator makes different types of fidget spinners.