The video features a person testing various "talking" apps, including Talking Ben, Talking Ginger, and Pregnant Emma, which are designed for kids. The tester finds many of the apps to be creepy, with some exhibiting strange behavior, such as making odd noises or displaying unusual content. They also express concern about the potential for these apps to be used to track or manipulate children. The tester interacts with each app, often with humorous commentary, and invites viewers to suggest which apps they should test next.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author is testing various "talking" apps, including Talking Tom, Talking Ben, Talking Ginger, and Pregnant Emma.
2. The author mentions that they have received messages from kids about the Talking Angela app.
3. The author tests the Talking Ben app and finds it to be not too creepy.
4. The author tests the Talking Ginger app and finds it to be annoying and creepy.
5. The author tests the Pregnant Emma app and finds it to be very creepy.
6. The author notes that the Pregnant Emma app requires the user to care for a pregnant cat, including feeding, bathing, and using the bathroom.
7. The author mentions that the app follows the user and makes them feel uncomfortable.
8. The author tests the Talking Tom 2 app and finds it to be funny but also creepy.
9. The author notes that the Talking Tom 2 app allows users to throw the cat around and make it do various actions.
10. The author asks viewers to suggest which app is the weirdest and to subscribe to their channel for more content.
Note that I excluded opinions and subjective statements from the facts, focusing on objective information about the apps and their features.