it would be great to find a really convincing statement or video that gets EVERY skeptic/atheist feeling intrigued... but it appears this one is not it.
There are no such videos/articles/books or statements that could intrigue or convince every skeptic or atheist. If there were they'd be the stock in trade of all of us who have unsaved loved ones.
Jesus said this in Matt 7:13-14 here in the NKJV 13 “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide
is the gate and broad
is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. 14 Because narrow
is the gate and difficult
is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it.
It's not in the things - it's in the act of the Holy Spirit working thru people, the Bible (never underestimate the power of the Word of God), random encounters with books, articles, videos. And there has to be a willing heart to hear, a heart that longs for God. A heart that is being changed by the power of God. Some will, many won't be saved. God gives each person the right to say no to Him.
You can't talk an unwilling person into anything. People are stubborn and often the only thing that changes their minds is prayer. You never know if the person is kicking against the nudging of God, like Saul kicking against the pricking of Jesus in his spirit. They can sound pretty stubborn.
George and I prayed for his dad for decades. At the ripe old age of 103 less than a week before he died, he told me he was frightened of death and I was able to quickly lead him to the Lord.
If you listen to the One For Israel ministry ads for example they just run Jewish believers in Christ- how they found Messiah. Every single person is different. The common thread is a heart that longs for truth, longs for God. Somehow they find Jesus and God calls each one in a unique way, just like the rest of us Gentile believers.
The person who commented under the video wasn't convinced. Some people never are. I spent most of my life trying to convince my father to turn to Christ. My mother had witnessed to him for 15 years and a few months of their marriage before she died. He died in 2018. I had multiple opportunities to share Christ with him as did other people. Sometimes he was more polite than others in his refusals.
He used the MAID program here in Canada for assisted suicide. I spoke with him the night before he died, and tried one last time. He politely refused, and went on to talk about the best cuts of beef to buy and other trivia. The next day my step mother, step brother and step sister were with him and he was talking about the history of WW2 when the dr was a few minutes late to his appointed death. My dad started in on how annoying it was when people were late, he was impatient to die on his schedule.
What I look back on now and it comforts me is the multiple times and ways that my father had a chance to turn to God and refused. He is away from the presence of the God he rejected on multiple occasions. He is in the place of his own choice. He had plenty of chances. If he wanted to, he was able- he had more chances than most ever get.
It comes down to free will - God allows us the freedom to choose. We have a lifetime to do it. Some lives are shorter, some longer but essentially we have this time on earth to choose, and when death comes, our choice to avoid God becomes final.
The flip side of that is that whenever we choose Christ, salvation is final. We can't do anything that undoes that choice. It's a wonderful safeguard. You could lose your mind, deny Christ under torture, wander into all kinds of error, but once you are saved, you are part of God's family and nothing can pluck you out of His Hand.
If you are not aware, Josh went out to prove that Christianity was not true and ended up getting saved.
Thank you, Grandma! And thank you, God, for giving Grandma the faith, wisdom, kindness, and love to tell me about both Heaven and Hell 
