The speaker introduces the British fascination with India using millennial lingo.

• The British are described as 'lit af' upon seeing India.
• India's resources were considered a 'snack' by the British.

The British empire's impact on India and the subsequent resistance are humorously depicted.

• The empire left India 'shook'.
• Gandhi's resistance is highlighted with the phrase 'all that because yolo'.

India's journey to independence through non-violent means is described with a playful twist.

• India's non-violent movement is termed 'non-violent swag'.
• The speaker uses the phrase 'apna tai mayaga' to signify self-ownership post-independence.

The speaker connects with the audience through millennial terms and shares personal history.

• Introduces terms like 'fomo' and jokes about embracing it.
• Compares being called 'snack' to a food item and shares experience at the U.N.

The speaker repeats the story of British colonization and India's independence with a humorous take.

• Mentions the British thought of Indian resources as 'snack' and the empire that left India 'shook'.
• Reiterates Gandhi's role in resistance and India's 'non-violent swag'.

The speaker concludes with thanks, humor, and a political joke.

• Thanks the audience and sets up for apologies from the British and East India Comedy.
• Ends with a joke about blaming everything on Nehru.

The speaker ends with gratitude, followed by music.

• Expresses gratitude to the audience.
• The video concludes with music playing.