Try Not To Laugh: Zoom Meeting

The video introduces a 'Try Not To Laugh Challenge' where strangers are invited to a fake online focus group. Unbeknownst to them, nine other participants are comedians hired to make everyone laugh. The last person who doesn't laugh wins a $500 mystery prize. The challenge consists of four meetings: a focus group, a yoga class, a Gen Z class for seniors, and a fake funeral.

The first meeting, a focus group, starts with participants sharing their favorite room items. Responses range from practical (yoga mat) to explicit (sex toy). The conversation then moves to how participants give back to the community, leading to humorous and often inappropriate anecdotes. During this segment, Willy is eliminated for laughing, but stays to try and make others laugh.

The second meeting is a yoga class. Participants share what got them into yoga, with responses varying from personal growth to comedic intentions. Joe Sizzle humorously states he got into yoga because he is homosexual. The main activity involves participants demonstrating their favorite yoga moves, which leads to more absurd and awkward moments, including a participant demonstrating a sexualized pose and another falling during a handstand. Crispy is eliminated for laughing during this round.

The third meeting is a class for seniors to learn about Gen Z culture. Participants introduce slang words like 'SYBAU' (Shut Your Bitch Ass Up) and 'glazing.' Tammy, a genuine senior participant, offers unfiltered commentary, including a story about 'Coke and f***' as a 40s version of 'Netflix and Chill.' Viral videos are also presented, such as the 'Saturn Burger' meme and a fake political ad for a candidate with Down Syndrome. Joe Sizzle is eliminated from this round.

The final challenge is a fake funeral service for a non-existent person named Nia. The comedians act as close friends and family, sharing bizarre and inappropriate memories, poems, and videos about Nia. Michelle, the genuine participant, expresses discomfort and skepticism about the sincerity of the funeral. The participants struggle to maintain composure, especially during a silent reflection segment with a photo montage that includes highly unflattering pictures of 'Nia.'

Only three comedians remain after the funeral. Since no one else was eliminated, the remaining participants vote on who had the best composure throughout the challenge. Braden is declared the winner due to his unwavering poker face. He receives the $500 mystery prize, which is revealed to be a mobility scooter.