The video is about a series on a lack of respect in the gaming community. The host, Daniel, shares three stories.
The first story is about a Russian Dota 2 player who bet against his own team and intentionally lost a match, winning $322. Daniel considers this a lack of respect towards the team's fans and bettors.
The second story is about a fight between two Brazilian streamers, Xt and Skipinho, who were part of a team that broke up. The fight started when Xt left the team without telling the others and joined another team. The argument escalated, with both streamers using insults and profanity.
The third story is about a Crossfire championship in 2013, where a team called Anonymous won the grand final. However, the story focuses on the losing team's player, who was disrespectful to the presenter and the audience during an interview.
The video also talks about a CS: GO championship where a Brazilian team, Dead, was late to the grand final, sparking accusations that they were partying the night before and played with a hangover. A player from the losing team made a comment about the Brazilian team being hungover, which led to a death threat from a Brazilian player named KNG. KNG was subsequently expelled from his organization.
The video ends with Daniel asking his viewers for help in supporting a mother, Zeny Oliveira, whose autistic son, Mateus, lost his government-funded treatment. Daniel asks his viewers to like a post on Zeny's Facebook page and use a specific hashtag to help raise awareness.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is part of a series about disrespect in games.
2. A Russian Dota 2 team member bet on the opposing team and intentionally lost the game to win $322.
3. The term "322" is now associated with cheating in Russia.
4. A fight occurred between two Brazilian streamers, Xt and Skipinho, over a misunderstanding about a team switch.
5. The fight escalated, with both parties exchanging insults and threats.
6. A Crossfire championship was held in 2013, where the team "Anonymous" won the grand final.
7. A player from the losing team was disrespectful to the presenter during an interview.
8. A CS: GO championship was held, where the team "DEAD" reached the final but was late to the grand final match.
9. The team "DEAD" denied accusations of being late due to partying and claimed they overslept.
10. A player from the losing team made a comment about the winning team being hungover, which led to a heated exchange with the player KNG.
11. KNG threatened the player with death, which led to his expulsion from his organization.
12. The creator of the video is asking for help to support a family member's autistic son, Mateus, by liking a post on Facebook.
13. The treatment for Mateus was canceled due to government changes, and the family is seeking support.
14. The creator is asking viewers to like a post and use the hashtag #AllForMateus to help make a difference in Mateus' life.