You Laugh, You Lose: DRUNK EDITION (w/ AverageHarry)

This video features a "try not to laugh" challenge where the participants watch Instagram reels and have to drink whenever they laugh. One participant drinks expired milk, while the other drinks alcohol. The game's objective is to make the other person laugh, with the loser being the one who laughs the most. The reels shown cover a variety of humorous and sometimes absurd content. Early on, a joke about replacing former US President Jimmy Carter with comedian Jimmy Carr elicits a chuckle. Another reel features an image of Abraham Lincoln at four months old, which also causes a reaction. The participants discuss a reel where Obama is described as black, with one admitting he hadn't noticed until his friend pointed it out. A recurring theme is the participants' reactions to odd or unexpected situations depicted in the reels. One reel shows a man claiming to be a 19-year-old bald individual who gives free trims in Brighton, leading to jokes about him being unable to trim himself. Another reel depicts a person who nearly cuts themselves with their own hairline after shaving, and another shows someone applying aftershave to a red and painful neck, leading to speculation of sepsis. The conversation then shifts to TV shows, with one participant mentioning "The Pit" and another recalling meeting people from "Instagram reels" who recommended TV shows. A discussion about watching classic movies arises, with one participant jokingly threatening to fire anyone who hasn't seen them. This leads to a debate about whether not watching movies could "save lives" if the person were in charge of dropping bombs, which is quickly clarified as not being the case. The video is then interrupted by a sponsor read for HelloFresh. The speaker explains their busy schedule and reliance on fast food due to lack of time. HelloFresh is presented as a solution, offering pre-portioned ingredients and simple recipes that can be prepared in under 45 minutes, catering to various dietary needs like vegetarian or low-carb options. A special offer is presented: 50% off the first box, 20% off the next four, and free treats for three months, encouraging viewers to click the link in the description. Returning to the reels, one clip shows an emotional story where a participant comments on the smell of someone's breath, likening it to "glyceton" and asking if they brushed their teeth with "shisha." This leads to a discussion about accents and stereotypes, specifically a German accent, with the observation that Germans are honest but their jokes aren't funny. Singaporeans are also mentioned as being honest, with an anecdote about fans in Singapore directly telling the participants they no longer enjoyed their videos. Another reel shows a person waking up to find a "human [expletive]" on their windowsill, which they believe might have come from them. This is followed by a discussion about another TV show, "Bob," where participants struggle not to laugh. The participants then watch a reel where someone's testicles are bashed with a brick, leading to a humorous comparison to a cousin named Singapore. The game continues with a reel featuring an impressive edit that causes one participant to laugh silently, resulting in a drink. A reel about shoplifters is shown, followed by a rap battle-style comparison of historical figures. Another reel involves a person trying to buy a shirt but being restricted by their partner's clothing choices. A particularly impressive visual reel elicits a "wow" reaction, with the participants distinguishing between being impressed and being asked not to laugh. A reel with bizarre book covers is shown, followed by a person spilling milk and crying, with the joke being that they are doing the opposite of what they are told. The phrase "chicken in the little" is mentioned as being hilarious, and the participant admits to struggling not to laugh at it. The reels then become more varied, including a clip of someone speaking German, a discussion about Daredevil liking feet and the sensory implications of blindness, and a young person performing a song about their grandmother's impending death at 6 AM. Another reel shows a list of "Top 80 things to do in an office," including "quadruple madness." The participants debate the effectiveness of drinking expired milk versus beer in trying not to laugh, with one participant feeling intoxicated from just a few sips of beer. The conversation touches on "Paul Trades from Dune" and a situation where someone is being told to be quiet. A reel about throwing things at a car while driving is shown, leading to a discussion about the role of a "prison doctor" in a family home. The concept of "non-secuser brigade" is brought up, and a debate ensues about touching children, with one participant clarifying they meant as an adult. A reel of someone making cereal with juice is presented as an example of a "dumb" action. The participants lament their performance in the game, attributing the success of one to drinking expired milk. A reel about eating kangaroo chocolate and a girlfriend dumping someone is shown, followed by reels of people claiming to eat "poo." The video then presents "Top five insults for carousel horses," with participants contributing their own. They then watch ads, including one for dog food that is humorously linked to one of the participants' "bulking" diet. A character named "Chud Bojack" is mentioned. A particularly strange reel involves a person asking if their partner would still like them if they put ice cubes up their ass, with a discussion about whether the ice cubes would be put back afterwards. This leads to a graphic description of the ice cubes melting in one's "bum hole." Another reel shows someone falling hard and "creaming," which causes one participant to lose the game. The video concludes with a final picture-taking moment and a reflection on their poor performance in the "try not to laugh" challenge. The participant who drank expired milk is declared the winner. The video ends with a thank you to HelloFresh and a promise to see viewers next week.