Mathias and his cohort Tanner review 10 oversized products, some of which work as intended, while others are either ineffective or just novelty items. They test a giant pocket knife, which works surprisingly well, but also try to use a giant computer mouse, a massive artist's brush, and a huge Snickers bar. Some products, like a giant wristwatch and a giant lighter, are deemed "rigged" or not worth the investment. Throughout the video, the duo engage in witty banter, make humorous observations, and interact with their audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Mathias and Tanner are the hosts of a YouTube video.
2. They are reviewing 10 oversized products.
3. The first product is a giant pocket knife.
4. The pocket knife is sharp and functional.
5. The second product is a giant wristwatch that is non-functional.
6. The wristwatch is 6 inches tall and costs $85.
7. The third product is a giant computer mouse that is functional.
8. The computer mouse is compatible with Mac and PC.
9. The fourth product is a giant Christmas stocking that is 3.5 feet tall.
10. The fifth product is a giant paintbrush that is 6 feet long.
11. The paintbrush has real bristles and a wooden handle.
12. The sixth product is a giant Snickers candy bar that weighs 1 pound.
13. The seventh product is a giant cigarette lighter that is 5 inches tall.
14. The lighter is functional and has a large flame.
15. The eighth product is a giant wooden match that is a novelty item.
16. The match is not functional and is made of plastic.
17. The ninth product is a giant bacon strip that is 32 inches long.
18. The bacon strip is made of hardwood and has no scent.
19. The hosts also mention a future video featuring 10 of the smallest products.