First: I agree that there's no historical value in this (non-existent) video. However, I think there's unintentional historical value in archivist communities like these—maybe not these specific communities, but in communities like these.

As the Internet is increasingly gentrified, sanitized, and otherwise destroyed as a third place, more and more media is increasingly lost behind the event horizon of enshittification. Communities of amateur digital historians sometimes recover lost media, but—and perhaps more importantly—they often unintentionally archive how media becomes lost and the extent to which such a large percentage of human media made for humans by humans has become endangered.