Yes, but the really hot part is not emitting visible light. ;)

If you're curious about why the bottom glows: ExB drift pushes electrons to the bottom. I'm sure that doesn't make sense, but unfortunately there isn't really a shortcut to understanding here. Some books are pretty accessible though (I'm a fan of The Future of Fusion Energy).

https://ebrary.net/174598/mathematics/drift_motion_energetic...

And, of course, there is always the freely available IAEA textbook:

https://www.iaea.org/publications/8879/fusion-physics

You contacting the plasma would cause it to collapse, but you would already by cooked. It's a chicken and egg question, because a plasma is never going to get started with a person inside; it needs a near perfect vacuum.

Not the same thing, but Russian scientist tested a proton beam with his head and lived to tell the tale. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoli_Bugorski

You would die

I read through the whole article and didn't realize the video was there until I read this comment chain. I had just glanced past the video assuming it was an ad.