The video appears to be a commentary on a group of people playing a game where one person is secretly sober and the others are drunk. The commentator is trying to guess who the sober person is based on their behavior. The game involves the participants engaging in various activities, such as drinking shots, doing dances, and answering questions, while the commentator provides his thoughts and reactions. Throughout the video, the commentator shares his observations, makes jokes, and provides his opinion on who he thinks the sober person might be. Ultimately, the sober person is revealed to be the British guy, and the commentator reflects on his own performance and the outcome of the game.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. There are seven people in a group, and one of them is sober.
2. The group is playing a game where they try to figure out who the sober person is.
3. If the group discovers who the sober person is, they will split a cash prize.
4. The group members are all acting drunk, but some may be pretending.
5. One person in the group is a "narc" who is asking questions to try to figure out who the sober person is.
6. The group members are taking shots and drinking beer.
7. One person in the group claims to have had a large amount of alcohol, including 16 bottles of Everclear.
8. Another person in the group is promoting a brand of seltzer and claims it's the best on earth.
9. The group is trying to decide who the sober person is, and they are discussing their suspicions.
10. The group members are asked to perform a dance move, and some of them are struggling to do so.
11. One person in the group is accused of being the sober person because they are not acting drunk enough.
12. The group members are asked to vote on who they think the sober person is.
13. The lights turn green, indicating that the group has voted out the sober person.
14. The sober person is revealed to be the British guy.
15. The group members are reacting to the reveal, with some expressing surprise and others expressing disappointment.