The text appears to be a transcript of a YouTube video where the creator is reacting to and narrating various funny prank videos from TikTok. The pranks range from simple and harmless, such as pretending to be on the phone and using a dog's favorite words, to more elaborate and creative pranks, like using a whoopee cushion and poop spray. The creator also shares their opinions and reactions to the pranks, often finding them entertaining and amusing. Throughout the video, the creator also engages with the audience, encouraging them to check out the original creators of the prank videos and to turn on notifications for future content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is watching TikTok videos of pranks.
2. The first prank involves a person using poop spray in a car.
3. The second prank involves a person photoshopping a picture to make it look like their dad has no neck.
4. The third prank involves a person pretending to have a conversation with someone on the phone, but it's actually just their dog's favorite words.
5. The fourth prank involves a person wearing a wig and having their baby pull it off, making it look like an accident.
6. The fifth prank involves a person disguising food as fast food to see if their husband notices.
7. The sixth prank involves a person leaving a gnome at a fast food window and seeing what happens.
8. The seventh prank involves a person pretending to be a gemstone expert and testing a fake diamond.
9. The eighth prank involves a person pinching their cheeks and nose to get a natural flush.
10. The ninth prank involves a person pulling over a cop and pretending to be Mario.
11. The tenth prank involves a person using a fake person under the bed and some braids to scare their mom.
12. The eleventh prank involves a person using a whoopee cushion to make it look like they've been injured in a car accident.
13. The twelfth prank involves a person pranking their mom into thinking they have to give a presentation on Zoom.
14. The narrator ends the video by thanking the creators featured in the video and asking viewers to check out their TikTok accounts.