The video transcript describes a YouTuber's reaction to a poorly made and bizarre music video by an artist named Zaida Word. The YouTuber criticizes the song's quality and suggests that the artist may have artificially inflated her social media following. Despite the artist's efforts to gain fame, the YouTuber remains critical of the music and questions the authenticity of her online presence.
Sure, here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A song called "Hands in the Anus" went viral during the summer.
2. The narrator received messages about the song but found it hard to comment on.
3. There is a reference to a "Mordor YouTube" with strange videos.
4. The text introduces a woman who started a music career, and the narrator criticizes her.
5. The woman paid for advertising on YouTube to promote her song.
6. The narrator describes the song as terrible and infernal.
7. The text mentions the singer Leticia Sabater and compares her to the woman in the video.
8. The woman also has an English version of her song.
9. She has millions of followers on Instagram, but there are suspicions of fake followers.
10. The woman's music doesn't have many plays on Spotify.
11. The narrator questions how she gained fame and suggests she might be connected to Donald Trump.
Please note that these facts are presented in the order they appear in the text.