[00:03 - 00:43]Creator Summit is a gathering of YouTubers for presentations and networking

[00:44 - 02:33]Slow-mo guys Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy were present at the summit

[02:01 - 02:39]The group talks about previous experiences at the summit, including messy paint incident and shin injury

[02:42 - 03:35]Smoshcast host Ian Hecox interviews them about their slow-motion videos and working together

[02:57 - 04:18]Creator Summit is a gathering of YouTubers for presentations and networking

[04:18 - 05:20]Summit is also a way for YouTube to showcase creators to advertisers at the Brandcast event

[05:21 - 06:32]The group talks about previous experiences at the summit, including messy paint incident and shin injury

[06:32 - 08:43]Slow-mo guys Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy were present at the summit

[06:38 - 07:43]The group talks about previous experiences at the summit, including messy paint incident and shin injury

[07:44 - 09:18]They discuss the offerings at the summit, including hangover cures and B12 shots for energy

[09:18 - 09:33]Mention of services in Vegas where people can pay to get tripped on

[09:33 - 09:53]They mention the emergency bonus that comes with the bag

[09:53 - 10:18]The speaker discusses getting older and how hangovers are worse

[10:18 - 11:33]They talk about drinking on a plane and getting gassy

[11:33 - 11:59]The possibility of fart pants that can contain and filter farts is mentioned

[12:17 - 12:22]The speaker talks about getting IV bags and the cost of it

[12:23 - 13:29]The group discusses the possibility of doing a slow-mo infrared fart on camera

[12:28 - 12:42]They mention reaching out to FLIR, a thermal imaging company, about using their high-speed camera for the video

[12:43 - 13:23]The group discusses the possibility of doing a slow-mo infrared fart on camera

[12:54 - 13:17]The speaker talks about how YouTube Rewind did the stunt in real life on a boat instead of using green screen effects.

[13:29 - 14:35]The group discusses the possibility of doing a slow-mo infrared fart on camera

[13:35 - 13:42]The speaker recalls being in the army and not getting injured, but having more injuries from shooting videos

[13:53 - 13:59]The group discusses the possibility of doing a slow-mo infrared fart on camera

[14:36 - 15:22]The speaker recalls being in the army and not getting injured, but having more injuries from shooting videos

[14:55 - 15:10]The group discusses the possibility of doing a slow-mo infrared fart on camera

[15:10 - 15:29]The speaker recalls being in the army and not getting injured, but having more injuries from shooting videos

[15:30 - 15:46]The group discusses a time when they were asked to clink glasses in a YouTube Rewind video and ended up breaking the glasses

[15:47 - 16:53]They mention a video where a glass jar exploded and caused a demonetization on YouTube

[16:00 - 16:59]They mention the safety precautions in Hollywood movies compared to YouTube Rewind

[16:14 - 16:46]The group discusses a time when they were asked to clink glasses in a YouTube Rewind video and ended up breaking the glasses

[16:47 - 17:14]Glass breaks and shreds Anthony's thumb during filming.

[16:59 - 17:19]The speaker talks about how YouTube Rewind did the stunt in real life on a boat instead of using green screen effects.

[17:14 - 17:19]They have both sustained injuries during filming, including Dan breaking his wrist and Anthony injuring his thumb.

[17:19 - 18:41]Anthony has a history of getting injured, including cracking his tooth and breaking his nose.

[18:41 - 19:11]Recently, Anthony slipped and fell down the stairs, resulting in a gnarly bruise on his hip.

[19:38 - 20:26]Dan broke his wrist while trying to impress Tony Hawk by dropping in on a 14 foot vert ramp.

[20:00 - 20:34]Despite the injury, Anthony does not regret attempting the stunt.

[20:34 - 20:41]After the injury, they were both invited to dinner with Tony Hawk.

[20:41 - 21:32]Recently, Anthony slipped and fell down the stairs, resulting in a gnarly bruise on his hip.

[21:37 - 22:55]Dan broke his wrist while trying to impress Tony Hawk by dropping in on a 14 foot vert ramp.

[21:52 - 22:11]Despite the injury, Anthony does not regret attempting the stunt.

[22:56 - 23:33]Anthony's injury was so impressive that Tony Hawk signed his skateboard and praised him for his commitment.

[23:43 - 24:12]Recently, Anthony slipped and fell down the stairs, resulting in a gnarly bruise on his hip.

[23:54 - 24:46]They discuss a scary incident where the person was alone in their house and saw something strange

[24:47 - 25:46]The conversation shifts to the cost of healthcare and the person recalls calling an ambulance in the US and receiving a $900 bill

[25:03 - 25:54]They joke about the cliché of old people falling down stairs and breaking their hips and the person admits to being more careful now

[25:54 - 26:23]One person mentions getting carpet burn and the other talks about a naked incident at VidCon where they accidentally walked in on each other in a hotel room

[26:36 - 27:07]They discuss a scary incident where the person was alone in their house and saw something strange

[27:29 - 27:41]Two people, possibly friends, are having a conversation about living arrangements

[27:49 - 28:37]They discuss their previous living arrangements and how they've seen each other's genitals

[28:38 - 29:32]One person mentions getting carpet burn and the other talks about a naked incident at VidCon where they accidentally walked in on each other in a hotel room

[28:59 - 29:39]They discuss a scary incident where the person was alone in their house and saw something strange

[29:17 - 30:33]They discuss their previous living arrangements and how they've seen each other's genitals

[30:34 - 31:08]The conversation then shifts to a recurring Q&A session at the YouTube Creator Summit with top executives

[31:09 - 31:34]They mention how creators are not always happy with the platform and it often turns into a messy conversation

[31:18 - 32:10]One person shares a recent experience where a person in the audience kept asking multiple questions, prolonging the session

[31:59 - 35:34]The speaker describes attending a YouTube event where people can ask questions to the heads of YouTube.

[32:10 - 32:36]They express interest in seeing the differences between the North American and European versions of the summit.

[33:42 - 35:25]The speaker questions why YouTube hosts these events, as they are a successful platform without them.

[34:23 - 35:19]Some people at the event have strong opinions about the platform and its impact on their income.

[34:31 - 35:05]The speaker questions why YouTube hosts these events, as they are a successful platform without them.

[35:34 - 37:33]There is a discussion about the responsibility of parents and guardians when it comes to children creating content on YouTube.

[36:56 - 37:17]Legislation and scrutiny may help prevent exploitation of children on YouTube.

[37:17 - 39:22]There is a discussion about the responsibility of parents and guardians when it comes to children creating content on YouTube.

[38:08 - 40:54]The speaker mentions a high-earning YouTube channel created by a child and his parents.

[40:54 - 41:49]Legislation and scrutiny may help prevent exploitation of children on YouTube.

[41:50 - 43:04]The speaker is asked what slow motion video he would film if he only had one day left to live.

[42:51 - 44:01]The speaker and his colleagues have just released a clothing line at Smosh.store.