He’s real nose high and mushing from the git-go. Looks like flaps are up. Which at first glance is an odd configuration for an impending landing. Could be either a stall / incipient spin or a Vmc roll.
My bet is Vmc roll. I’d expect a more violent wing-drop if it was a true stall. Whether there was already an engine / prop failure or we just watched one happen in real time I can’t say. Or maybe they just got real slow, noticed the mistake, crammed on full throttle, and one engine accelerated normally while the other took its time. Any of those can trigger a Vmc problem.