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The video features a blend of humorous exchanges and technical demonstrations centered on firearms and their performance. It begins with a light-hearted comparison between modern and antique guns, transitioning into a promotion for the mobile game Raid: Shadow Legends, emphasizing its strategic depth and new features. Host Matt then shifts focus to an intriguing durability test of the renowned Nokia “brick” phones, constructing a bulletproof vest from them to see if they can withstand bullets. Initial tests with a BB gun show promising results, but subsequent trials with higher-caliber bullets and a shotgun demonstrate that the phones fail to provide adequate protection, thereby debunking their mythic toughness against firearms.
Additionally, a new firearm, the Tavor X95 rifle, is showcased, with the host expressing excitement and seeking viewer feedback on future content related to this rifle. The video concludes with a humorous tribute to someone named Victor and a long-range shooting test with the Tavor X95, again engaging viewers for their opinions and suggestions. Overall, the video effectively combines entertainment with practical firearm tests while promoting related products and engaging the audience for future content ideas.
00:00:00
In this segment, the speaker showcases a humorous exchange about different types of firearms, with a younger character showing off a modern gun and an older character favoring an antique weapon. The scene transitions into a gameplay discussion where the speaker endorses the mobile game Raid: Shadow Legends. They describe progressing to the Doom Tower, the game’s challenges, and the strategic aspects involving hundreds of champions and their customization. The segment highlights features like leveling up champions, farming experience points, and new in-game events, concluding with an anticipation for a significant upcoming feature release in December.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the host, Matt, discusses an exciting collaboration and offers a special in-game gift pack for new players, including the epic hero China Roof, silver, XP boosts, energy refills, and a shard. He then shifts to the main content: testing the durability of Nokia “brick” phones. These phones are renowned for their toughness, and the host has constructed a bulletproof vest made out of three layers of these devices. The test involves shooting a single phone and the vest with a BB gun to see if they can stop the bullets. Initial tests show that the phones manage to stop BB shots successfully.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter tests the stopping power of a Walther P22 by shooting at layers of material, including a phone taped to a cinder block. After multiple shots, it is noted that the bullet penetrated but did not go all the way through, likely due to the cinder block’s support. He then decides to test a higher-caliber nine-millimeter bullet using a vest made of Nokia phones. The presenter highlights the anticipation and pressure for this vest to work effectively, given the effort and audience demand. The segment ends with a setup to see whether the nine-millimeter bullet will be stopped by the Nokia phone vest.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses testing the durability of Nokia phones against different firearms. Initially, a gunshot is fired through three phones, which the shot penetrates easily. The presenter then proposes using a shotgun with birdshot, but first, promotes a Black Friday sale for Bunker Branding, mentioning discounts and merchandise deals. Returning to the test, multiple rounds of birdshot are fired at the Nokia phones. The phones fail to adequately stop the bullets, with noticeable damage and batteries reacting adversely. The segment concludes with the finding that Nokia brick phones are ineffective as bulletproof materials.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the creator explains that the video took a different direction than initially planned. They discuss the intended use of the Tavor X95 rifle, showcasing its features and expressing enthusiasm about firing it for the first time. Additionally, the creator promotes two exclusive shirt designs related to the Thanksgiving theme, emphasizing their limited availability. They end by soliciting suggestions from viewers on what they’d like to see done with the Tavor X95 in future content.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the speaker humorously commemorates someone named Victor with a moment of silence and a joke about a gun salute. Following this, the speaker mentions trying out long-range shooting at 200 yards with a new firearm, the X-95 Tavor, expressing an interest in potentially replacing his current “bump in the night” gun. He hits targets at 100 yards and solicits viewers’ opinions on the firearm and suggestions for other items to shoot at that might stop bullets better than a Nokia phone. The segment concludes with a thank you to the audience and a lighthearted sign-off.