I should also consider the source. If the user found this on an untrusted torrent site or a shady file-sharing platform, the risk of malware increases. Even if it's a clean download, the name "Naz Elber" might be associated with adult content, which sometimes has large file sizes but comes with its own set of risks, like phishing or scams. I need to mention that warning the user about potential risks is important here, along with advising them to verify the source and use antivirus software.
I should also explain the possible reasons for the large file size. Maybe it's a high-quality video, but that doesn't explain 22 GB unless it's extremely long. Alternatively, the file might be split into parts, but the name doesn't indicate that. It could also be a corrupted or fake file taking up space. Another possibility is that the size is a mistake, like a typo that turned MB into GB accidentally.
The user wants to know about the file's download link and its nature. I need to consider if this is a legitimate file or possibly malicious. Large file sizes can sometimes be a tactic to trick users into downloading malware, or the actual file might be much smaller but advertised as large to deceive. Alternatively, maybe it's a legitimate video that's just very long. But 22.5 GB for a video could be a high-resolution version. Let me check standard lengths and sizes for reference. For example, a 2-hour 4K video can be around 14-28 GB depending on the compression, so maybe this is a high-res version. However, if it's in Turkish and titled "devriliyorum", it could be an independent or low-budget film, so the size might be inflated for some reason.