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What does it mean when there’s a “C’est” after “ce, cet, cettes, ou ces”?

this sentence is grammatically incorrect. I think that one word is missing. Based on the context, it could be “vidéo”.

Cette vidéo, c’est …

This video is …

Cette is a “déterminant” which should come with a noun.

C’est is a contraction of “ce”(meaning “it”) and “est” (meaning “is”).