The content is a transcript of a YouTube video featuring a person engaging in flirtatious and provocative conversations with older men on Facebook. The individual, who claims to be a widow, uses a provocative tone and language to initiate conversations, often making sexual advances and requesting explicit photos.
Throughout the conversations, the person appears to be manipulating and teasing the men, using tactics such as pretending to be interested in their music or sports teams. They also make claims about having committed a crime, such as running over a woman, but these statements are likely exaggerated or false.
The video features the person reading out their conversations with several men, including Reginaldo, a musician who sings the Corinthians anthem, and Geraldinho, who they claim is their cousin. The conversations are often explicit and contain graphic language.
The video concludes with the person promoting their merchandise and encouraging viewers to subscribe to their secondary channel, Orochi 2, where they will post more sensitive content.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker introduces themselves and mentions that the video is a continuation of a previous conversation.
2. The speaker talks to older men on Facebook and engages in flirtatious conversations.
3. The speaker mentions that their late husband loved Corinthians, a Brazilian soccer team.
4. The speaker discusses a promotion where viewers can buy a sweatshirt and get two t-shirts.
5. The speaker talks to a man named Reginaldo, who is a musician and sings seresta.
6. Reginaldo sends the speaker a video singing the Corinthians anthem.
7. The speaker asks Reginaldo to send a photo of his genitals.
8. Reginaldo sends a photo, but the speaker is not satisfied and asks for a thicker penis.
9. The speaker talks to another man who ignores their confession to a crime.
10. The speaker mentions that they have a secondary channel called Orochi 2.
11. The speaker posts live cuts on the secondary channel for viewers who don't have the patience to watch the full video.
12. The speaker uses the secondary channel as a backup for sensitive topics that they don't want to post on their main channel.