My problem with the creator of the video is that he's cherry-picking and using very basic principles to argue something philosophers some of the most renowned ones have discussed for say, idk, thousands of years?
Philosophers throughout history have tried to negate what omnipotence is but it can't truly be negated due to the entire idea its meaning is, in its own nature "infinite". The problem lies you're arguing against "infinity" which is what omnipotence is.
Avicenna proposed one of the most powerful arguments for gods existence known as "proof of the truthful" it's this argument that is constantly being built upon. His argument created a divide between Avveroes who believed gods existence should fit more "Aristotelian" aspects as in proving gods existence via the "natural" world, relative to Avicenna's idea explaining god through metaphysics, the problem again with the former approach is that again, you are negating the concept of infinity that has infinite counters due to its nature itself. Making it endlessly paradoxical to argue.
In simpler terms it would be like a third dimensional being attempting to understand the fourth dimension, it simply cannot be comprehended. It's impossible. It would be like humans expecting ants, or animals in general to understand complex abstractions. Even in mechanical philosophy itself (which paved its way in the scientific revolution), there are limits to human understanding. Noam Chomsky wrote one of the most profound works on it I believe. Age of enlightenment philosophers such as Kant divided the argument into ontological, cosmological or teleological. You cannot debunk all three. It's not that simple. As the argument can be all three in hybrid because omnipotence itself overrules all 3 through it's own nature.