Nope. Not at all, the chinese group were filming him literally from the beginning. They then demanded he delete his footage of them? HUH? You can see one chinese guy with a camera on him and the other chinese lady filming him right after. Then they threatened to sue him, called him rahcist and pretended like the dude was a predator trying to harm the girl. These people are a whole heap of garbage & you wanna say the british man is an a-hole? British man is 1000% in the right here & these people got exposed.
Once when I was a kid I rammed a crayon up my fart box on accidental. That was the day I fell in love with boating and the sea. You know what they say, gumballs don't come square and the real tennis match is the friends we made along the way.
Man, I wish I had you two guys at the piano when this incident happened - you're reations to their demands would have been awesome. Thanks for posting the video. DR K
Careful, i never say this stuff but there are often incredibly pro chinese bots that show up in any comment section relating to criticism of China. I know because i will see them copy paste word for word their 10 paragraph critiques in any video critical of China. I will never travel to that country for a reason, that govt is insane.
Aye I'm right there with you I'm not ever going there and watch when this video blows up good enough Chinese bots are gonna start pouring in. Just keep a tab on some of them to be honest if you wanna call them out
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other. That guuy was an Ass%%le and would be treated like that for ALL of us in the Global south.
@@GombySprangster comment this to pissoff everyone in china Taiwan is a free country Taiwan is a free country Taiwan is a free country Taiwan is a free country
The Asian guy screaming “DONT TOUCH HER” nonstop was so sickening. It’s an EVIL and calculated tactic! Realizing the piano guy wasn’t giving in to their requests he tries to create a scene hoping that white knights flock to the defense of a woman being “assaulted”. The piano guy is literally 5 feet away and he’s screaming Don’t touch her
the chinese ccp guy and the group is playing a role the victim. reason why he is shouting out loud 'Dont touch her' to seek attention to make the pianist look bad
This is the tactic of someone who knows they have no power or say on what's happening and need to escalate the situation into something it's not as a tool of intimidation. However, in this instance, it was entirely laughable and pathetic, but only because it was all caught on camera.
I lived in China for 6 years and the amount of times people took pictures of me and filmed me just for being black was countless. So this is hilarious to me 😂
The saddest part of this is the ENTITLEMENT to just accuse someone of racism and sexual assault simply because they're not doing what you want them to do.
It’s crazy how the Chinese guy went from arguing and saying they’ll sue to “I’m a victim and you’re not allowed to touch me! “ to pulling out their phones.
The unhinged screaming dude actually made my blood boil. The manipulation tactics of being aggressively hostile to try and be physically intimidating while simultaneously playing victim as loud as possible to publically embarrass Brendan and make him look like the bad guy are signs of expert bully behavior. Kavanagh is a proper man for keeping his composture throughout that whole outburst and not letting himself be shut down. EDIT: I see some people saying Brendan was "rude". Really? There's footage right before the situation where Brendan is extremely warm and friendly to them. He only got snappy when they tried to bully him, which is perfectly justified.
personally id walk away and continue my day after making it very clear that if my personal space is violated in any way il take it as a threat to my life and will respond as such.
More than that, if you watch his update vids. One of the women in the very back is a confirmed ccp spy. They were her escorts or something. Makes the girl saying "dont shoot him" makes sense
As a British man who works in London and walks through this exact location most workdays, it's a fucking disgrace that these officers even tried to tell the man to delete his footage. How dare they try to tell someone to not do something they are fully, legally entitled to do. They should be face disciplinary action and made to take training on the actual law. We, as a country, need to stop being soft and catering to other cultures to the detriment of our own. If they don't want to come back to London, we'll be fine.
Good gracious, I thought this was in china, why are they treating it like their own country? I’m from the north and London is like a different country when I go.
The ironic thing is that the only thing that the only cultures who seems to be considered ok to not cater to and even disrespect in the UK are the western and European ones and even then there seems to often be a hierarchy. The English are ok to be made fun of as a culture by the Irish, but the other way around is bad, though feel free to look down upon/make fun of the yanks, that sort of thing. The western world in general really needs to stop with this whole “punching up is justified but no punching down” as it’s clearly just become corrosive and arguably hypocritical. Either everybody should be fair game, or nobody should, preferably the former.
I was confused whether this was in England or China. They're acting like he's in the wrong, but he's not even in China. 😂 It'd have been different if they politely requested to be blurred (assuming they're scared of showing up in the video's background).
@@Nok112 Some people simply won't assimilate to your culture and rules no matter how nice you ask them to, they expect YOU to deal with the way they are used to behave or else you're "RAYCEEST!!!"
I'm from the US & fortunate enough to visit many foreign countries along the way. Exactly ZERO times, did I wave a mini flag of my own country, or attempt to enforce my personal opinions onto strangers in a public place after approaching THEM. If they didn't want to be in frame, they should have gravitated elsewhere. Idk... seems like a tour group of Chinese Karens. 📸😩🇨🇳
These Chinese are not ordinary citizens. The Chinese lady is the reporter of CCP TV station and the calculating guy who tried to frame Dr. K was a Confucius Academy teacher, that academy was funded by CCP to introduce and promote CCP ideology to the world. They have Chinese government behind them.
Living here in Shanghai and often check out their local social media. This "incident" has blown up here massively, and surprisingly the overwhelming public sentiment here is that these Chinese are clowns. Rightfully so.
I was hoping that would be the reaction. Sometimes a lot of Chinese people can be really homogenous and Billy oversensitive types. They talked about in this video to try to mass flagger report things.. but I figured there was also probably a large amount of people if not majority think the same way and either just don’t say because of the culture or do say we just aren’t as loud about it as the ones that raise a fuss. And so it’s good to hear about that stops people from becoming completely blackpilled at least on the Chinese people themselves as a whole.
Nah, the pianist approached them and asked them to dance and play the piano which they did. This came up after. My suspicion is that the ones that joined are performers and they weren’t either aware that the pianist was a content creator or their own contract terms or both. The ones who intervened are probably management type.
How are you in another country. Call someone over who was over who was minding their business. And get in there space while telling them that they violated you. If ever I some BS this is truly it.
The fact the cop came up and essentially got upset with the man for telling the truth is baffling. She should get punished for her response to the situation.
To be fair, that officer came in after the event. They are working with partial information. On the other hand, she should've spent more time assessing the situation.
@@millirabbit4331 nah, not good enough. she spent all her initial time interrupting him, trying to intimidate him, and trying to shut him up and make him stop filming in a public space. she only ever shut up because he didn't give in. people who act that way shouldn't be in law enforcement, she's power tripping.
A lot of people in the UK are upset about the cop. The Chinese were literally quoting Chinese law when they kept talking about "image rights". "Under the Civil Code of China, “likenesses” of individuals are protected as personality rights. Specifically, no party is entitled to use an image of a person without that person's consent. So it is perfectly reasonable to remind them they are not in China. It isn't racist.
Yeah, it's frightening how many police officers might be like that copper. A policewoman who's willfully ignorant of the law making a serious false accusation of racism against an innocent man. No wonder she didn't want it to be filmed. She's not suitable for that job.
@@templarknight7 And you being out in a public area walking into the camera while filming yourself and then proceeding to get closer and putting yourself I front of the camera will universally regardless of laws get you laughed out of court
The man behind the camera is 100% UNHINGED, and very manipulative. He tried to manipulate and control him by calling him a racist and brought up the "Dont touch her" thing SO MANY TIMES in an effort to win and control him and the situation. That man is dangerous to society.
This fake smile from the girl with the scarf just gets me. This kind of chinese fake politeness that they have, even when they lead you to your execution.
It's mentioned in alot of documentaries about china that they actually teach their kids that you can't be in the wrong or the bad guy if you had a pleasant and polite face? Like what?! Being an actor is a high paying job over there too. The obvious dihonesty that country is built on is crazy from a western society viewpoint. If they'd at least TRY to come up with a good explanation or plot line, but they don't!
This was filmed in a very busy international train station in London, and that piano is known to be filmed often by pianists and bystanders. It they didn’t want to be filmed they shouldn’t be standing in that area where people are clearly going to be filming 💀
This whole situation hurt my brain. Yall walked over to him, put yourself in the camera, and proceeded to tell him not to film or post... I lost brain cells
@@Frosty1026 they’re awfully wrong for that part but there’s context. he interacted with them first and he wasn’t very polite either. We’re all having a very non objective and partial reaction to this it’s very dishonest. I think they’re still in the wrong with full context but they weren’t the first to reach out
Some ppl ain’t got common sense cuz they could have just walked away but no they stayed to put their faces in the camera and then contradict themselves 😂😂😂😂😂😂
That cop is beyond disgusting. The amount of contempt she showed towards him for absolutely no reason. She wasn't there to investigate. She was there to make him look like the bad guy.
@@sheyr.3344I don’t ….respect cops and female officers make bad cops. They’re the worst! Feelings and making someone uncomfortable. The cop, those Chinese whatever people are all idiots.
Listen Jonny. Listen, listen. You need to listen. Just listen. Listen to me. Listen. Listen. Yeah, she is disgusting, and I now have PTSD from the word "listen" because she used it so aggressively and so often. :S
That female cop should be fired for the way she handled the situation. Especially for trying to go off camera, meaning that she already did some shady shit like that at least once.
I thought she was fine. She didn’t demand it. She just asked because she didn’t want to be on RUclips. She was just talking to him and she didn’t abuse her power. She ended up listening to him.
Some of the stuff she said was idiotic, but she ultimately listened to him. Remember, she hadn’t seen the entire footage and was just trying to de-escalate the best she could. The fact that it ended peacefully means that she didn’t abuse her power.
@@AnaLucia-wy2ii SHE LEGALLY CANNOT DEMAND to be off camera.......... UK is 1 party consent when its in public domain, once he "consents to filming" she has NO LEGAL recourse to request otherwise and under UK law because you are being filmed it gives automatic consent to film, she handled this by not only infringing on his rights and UK law (the very same thing she is meant to protect) but the the other officer who instantly came in and said "they are allowed to film, its a public space" knew precisely what the law/rights are in this situation. she would be sacked if scotland yard got wind of this footage. unlawful is how she acted. digusting from her.
A bit of an update on this one, the Chinese folks have gone viral in China and folks there are clowning on them hard... not only that but the dude is back at the piano; he even followed up with a "No CCP at the piano today" post with him holding a picture of Winnie the Pooh (which for those of you who don't know is banned in China)... Edit: I should have mentioned that Pooh himself isn't necessarily banned, but rather the comparison of him to Xi Jinping is. Especially when it first arose years ago.. though it has sinc died down to a lesser degree.
@@Sliced_cheese98 I feel that. I'm just making the point that linking Winnie the Pooh to Xi is basically banned because unless you have a vpn (which is effectively illegal in China) you won't get away with mocking Xi if you're in mainland China.
The nerve of that police woman to say “I’m not telling them anything you’re telling me to tell them.” Yet she is telling him what the Chinese tourists are telling her. Wtf!
I do think the scenario is a bit different 😂😂😂. Him saying what happend is a bit different from the other guy saying something that is meant for the other person.
@@hyui5096She's telling him how upset they are, but not them how he feels about the situation. What's actually going on here is that these guys are trying to harass the Brit into complying with their illegal and unreasonable demands He doesn't warrant or need talking to to descalate the situation, the Chinese are. They are the ones clearly out of line, and the cops should hear their issue and go "Not a problem in this country, on your way."
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other. He WAS racist. And he should have been treated WAY worse in fact. And if I as a Brazilian was there he WOULD. Europeans and americans are too entitled.
They are the feelings police. They want to protect their jobs because the mayor will not tolerate any action that could be seen as racist or racially insensitive.
Not only did they try the race card, act hypocritical with their phones out and try and enforce their warped "law" on him but the fact the cops tried to do him dirty and get accuse him is insane it's very frightening that was facing attacks from doing NOTHING
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other. Make sure you don't be disrespectful, let alone racist, to people to are being extremely polite towards you, even if you think their request is unreasonable, otherwise you WILL have problems even in democracies like Japan or Brazil. The request, even if you don't agree with that, could be EASILY filled with not much a hassle by simply editing the video. He could exercise his right and respect other people's culture at the same time. There was really NO conflict. But he chose to be a racist. So he should have been treated as a racist should always be treated. He should be THANKFUL he get away with it unscathed. If I or most Brazilians were there, he wouldn't. Americans and Europeans should STOP thinking their way of thinking is always superior. Even if BY FORCE.
They thought they can use the "Asian Hate" card. I was in a similar situation when I was at a McDonald's and this nerdy Asian guy was all on me like he was trying to pick my pocket. I was cussing him out and people was looking at me like I was the aggressor. He probably was trying to pick my pocket to think about it because he was all up behind me when we had lots of space.
That man really stood up for himself and spoke nothing but FACTS 👏 You're in Britain telling him he can't film with Chinese laws?! That makes absolutely no sense. Applying standards to a democratic country that has nothing to do with them. They were 100% in the wrong. That cop lady is annoying and think she's being sensitive but she's being stupid.
Don't go to another country and expect them to bend to your expectations. I don't like the laws of China. So I therefore don't go there. I don't like the laws of Russia. So I therefore don't go there. Imagine me going as a foreigner and demanding citizens obey laws from my home country? The absolute arrogance of that! Just like I don't like the laws of China and would never go, if you don't like the laws of Britain, why are you there?
Applying communist dictator policy to a country that's on paper free. I say on paper as I live in the UK and the government do nothing but try trample on our freedoms. Things like this make me thing they would rather have china's evil model than ours. The UK is going down the toilet fast. I'm 38 and literally nothing has improved in my lifetime. Everything is worse. We have sold our freedom and rights for a phone and social media. Unfortunate most of the public are to stupid to see what's happening. My leaders are all traitors. Only met one mp who was genuine out of thousand s
The “don’t touch her” screeching is some interesting behavior for real. Almost like you can hear the dude’s head swiveling every time he says it louder and louder to see how many people stop. Really wild video. Lucky they were recording, imagine how different this could’ve gone for him without the footage
Its getting to the point that its probably a good idea to start livestreaming when you get caught up in something. Even if someone takes your phone it at least gets recorded by YT, twitch, chaturbate, whatever and can't be taken from you.
The point that sticks out to me, and is frighting, is the cop's inclination is to attempt to enforce perceived cultural discrimination as the main conflict in this situation. God help us.
I’m glad that man stood his ground and expressed himself in a calm manner. They swarmed him like a hive, making up bs that has nothing to do with the situation.
“In China in 1927 I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts” -Smedley Darlington Butler Semper Fi
@@jen7662 I did watch the whole thing and the Englishman wasn’t being a jerk… And everyone watching could see it was only that angry group of Chinese people who were verbally attacking the Englishman.
I love that your videos have no intro and they're straight to the point. Go to China and they walk up to your face and take your photos without permission.
Also.....kinda why we're hesitant to give up our guns here in the States. Hard to trust the state when they enforce their laws like those cops did.....shame.
@@thrakkanuur there are obvious bad american cops, but the uk cops are on another level of cucked. they don't go after criminals because they're afraid of being called racist and go after you for making edgy online posts. just pure pathetic losers.
Except the British by and large do like and "trust" the police. Hence why they disarmed the UK and keep trying to say UK don't need guns because "we have the police" and hence why the police were so authoritarian in the UK during CV yet the general population were fine with that
As much as I take issue with them, what alternatives do you suggest? Given its a crappy job and less and less people want to go into it which further adds pressure on the forces already there.
@20:00 The fact that she keeps says "You can't say that" when he is simply stating a FACT is so outrageously ridiculous to me. The officers are supposed to be protecting citizens rights not trying to mute them. Unreal man!
China is awful. Met a woman who is now an American citizen thank god was so shocked we show our criminals and crimes in full view and right to say whatever. She said it was so nice. She was also paid for under the one child policy as a second child so she always felt like a burden it made me so upset 😭 I am so lucky to be an American honestly even with our faults
@@hijklmnopreaperthank you. I find it baffling that so many commenters don’t see that. Or that it would be a noteworthy identifying factor if a group of people are carrying any national flag with them.
He didn't just spontaneously come up with the racist thing and then the "don't touch her". These people have been trained to do this. That's all I'm gonna say.
That loud, aggressive, repetitive, shouting was a technique to try incite the piano guy to escalate, like lash out physically out of frustration. Very calculated. I've seen other types of authorities do the same thing. Always film, and ALWAYS keep your cool.
It was to incite a crowd of feminists that have been programmed by metoo to just get on their side because it’s a white man and a woman of color. He is the bad guy by default, they just need to get a crowd of npcs
@@ThatGuy-sc5rx They do it to either get the other person to completely back down, or to provoke them into crossing the line. Can you imagine if the pianist even started swearing? It would give credibility to all their accusations, until footage is reviewed, of course. What they don't want you to do it calmly, reasonably stand your ground (and film). Anything else is a win for people with tactics like that.
also, the moment he startet shouting at him the whole mall turned to look to them and I bet many thought its a old guy being a racist against chinese people which is exactly what that group wanted.
She should honestly be fired you can see how she handles things poorly I feel bad for people that have had to deal with her. She can’t be trusted to uphold democracy not one bit.
They LITERALLY just antagonized bro for NO REASON. It’s actually just scary this could happen to anyone at any moment in the social environment we’re in today. Recipe for disaster 😬
Well he was very antagonistic back. He fought with them for absolutely no reason. All he needed to do was clearly tell them that in England they are allowed to record people in public spaces and left it at that. There is absolutely no reason why he would need to engage with them after that. Some people just need to learn when to disengage.
This guy goes to London and starts messing with one of Londons icons? Does he not know how dangerous London is? He’s been doxxed and everything. If I were him I’d fly back to China before winding up in ecu
He did tell them and then he went back to the piano and they stayed there talking to them and trying to pin things on him and threaten him while he just wanted to film himself on the piano its apublic place and he shouldnt have to deal with these insufferable people @xZero9Ox
@@xZero9Ox So he's supposed to just sit there while they are in his face trying to tell him what to do when he was doing nothing wrong? Do you really think they would have just walked away from him if he ignored them? He was rightfully upset and had every right to engage with them. Not everyone has to be passive when they are being harassed by some lunatic.
@@slipper8105 - "he shouldnt have to deal with these insufferable people" that is exactly my point, he didn't have to deal with these people but decided that he wanted to. If he ignored them and they kept harassing him then he would have had grounds to call the police on them.
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@@cletusndifor8070 they were trying to pull that shit in Zambia too! Zambians let them know they weren’t playing and have also calmed down with that bs.
Aba & Preach, please erase my view of your video, I did not consent to have my view counted. And to anyone else reading this comment, please stop, I have not given you permission to read my comment, this is a private conversation between Aba & Preach and I.
The fact that the “female??” officer gave them any validation whatsoever is the big problem here. Male officer seemed to have some sense when he showed up but I guess he’s not the boss. In America we’re known for our police issues but one thing I’ll say, if you came to Jersey with this BS our cops would call them communists too🤣🤣
The funny thing about it is that there are two pianos, in that train station, and the other piano, barely anyone uses it's because it's underneath stairs. If you compare it to the nice piano that well lit and no one wants to go to the other piano and record their because it doesn't look as nice as the other this one that their are arguing for.
Chinese spy's REALLY suck. They literally called as much attention to themselves as possible. Wow. Telling someone they'll go to jail for filming u is a threat. Anyone who's been to jail would understand that. It's a threat against you, especially if you've committed no crime.
I'm guessing a demand from them has people in their country sht their pants for fear of being sent to some camp. They don't seem to understand it doesn't work like that (yet) in the west.
sad thing is, how are they able to breach so much security and gain access to all our personal information when they are this bad it must mean the security protecting this data sucks just a bad or is corrupt.
What's up with comments disappearing? Its happened to me a few times now in the last couple of weeks. I didn't comment anything radical or violent. I also often see the number of comments and when I click on it, there are none or fewer than indicated. It's weird.
Ngl, the things he was saying would've been racist if they weren't waving Chinese flags. If they were just some miscellaneous Asian dudes acting like this, it would've been pretty messed up to just call them Chinese. In short, he clearly did nothing wrong and the fact the officer couldn't come to the same conclusion when she could see them all holding the flags, makes me think she's in the wrong job
Since when did "Chinese" become a derogatory term? If we can't call a person by their nationality, what are we supposed to say? "The humans over there bothered me"? 😂
They were freaking out as one of the people caught on camera is a lady named Christine Lee. Info from itv(British broadcasting): "A Chinese government agent has been working within the British Parliament in an attempt to “subvert the processes”, MPs have been told. The agent is named as Christine Ching Kui Lee who was working for the United Front Work Department (UFWD) of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)." Basically, the CCP have been using Ms Lee to interfere with our government.
I'm sure our Government is now supporting her for this harassment. I mean what a joke this is. The Chinease guy had or was rumoured to have a weapon a gun no less. No armed Police called. Officer harasses the British man without talking to the Chinease party about their behaviour..just a joke.
Well it was a dumb move for her to make a big deal about some dudes piano video. She should have just layed low, walked off frame and kept her mouth shut 😂
Even better, the other people involved: Newton Leng - CCP government minder. Adelina Zhang (the lady with the fancy hat) - CCP journalist. Meghan Liu - Currently being sued for violating someone else's image rights. Also, a 'before' video (youtube key OKd-SFbYrFY) looked a lot more jovial with one of the nationals actually joining in and playing the piano. So, there really was no problem until....
He nailed it on the head when he said, just walk away. One thing about Asian culture is pride. Hard to set it aside. They knew what to do but felt embarrassed so they stayed and made it worse for themselves.
not pride, but saving face. The problem is, they often commit shameful or shameless acts, then they try to save their face. They simply don't realized that if they don't commit shameful or shamelss acts, they don't have to save faces.
@@xZero9Ox dude went and sat next to the camera, and started talking, you don't find it absurd? A more normal way would have been to wait for them to finish their recording, and then asked them politely to blur their faces. Ain't no one gonna delete a video bc you are dumb enough to walk into frames.
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other. Make sure you don't be disrespectful, let alone racist, to people to are being extremely polite towards you, even if you think their request is unreasonable, otherwise you WILL have problems even in democracies like Japan or Brazil. The request, even if you don't agree with that, could be EASILY filled with not much a hassle by simply editing the video. He could exercise his right and respect other people's culture at the same time. There was really NO conflict. But he chose to be a racist. So he should have been treated as a racist should always be treated. He should be THANKFUL he get away with it unscathed. If I or most Brazilians were there, he wouldn't. Americans and Europeans should STOP thinking their way of thinking is always superior. Even if BY FORCE.
The fucked part is I lived in China for 2 years, and would be filmed and have pictures taken of me all the time. So where were my privacy rights? Even worse is a couple asked me and my visiting family near Tiananmen Square to take our photo and we said no. I was pissed but my family thought since they said no, it was no big deal, but they learned lol. The woman just walked in front of us and the husband took her picture with us all in the background. See, they were getting their picture one way or another. And yea my mom felt so disrespected. We were hiding our faces as we realized but the lady ran to different angles to get us and we had do get as far away from them. I have had people ask politely, and if it was a kid, i would say yes occasionally. But with the amount of joke videos making fun of black people, saying we wash our hair in the toilet, we don't feel the cold because of our dark skin, the museum exhibition in 2017 comparing African tribespeople to animals (and no, it isnt a compliment in their culture, but it is an easy excuse, as the pictures were not flattering images), posting skin lightening ads on Taobao with black influencers who have no clue their image is being used to sell a product showing how effective their "product" is by editing their skin lighter, practically white, I hope EVERYONE sees their images. Who the hell walks in front of a camera pointed elsewhere, looks in the lens and says, "please, no. I dont want this"?
Don’t forget the washing powder/washing machine advert where a woman get a black man to climb into a washing machine and after the wash a handsome Chinese man gets out of the machine.
It definitely depends for example if your in a mall in ceartin shopping plaza in the mall you can’t record because it’s then in a public area but private property. Also depends on state to a certain extent.
True BUT you can be sued on HOW you use the material if it can be proven to be defamatory or further infringing on a person's right to privacy (which again, has to be proven). For example, if you film or record a person's private conversation (like they were whispering or speaking quietly to another to establish an expectation of privacy) in public without their consent and then use that material for monetary gain or for defamatory reasons, you can get in trouble. A conversation like this one in the vid, is not breaking right to privacy because they're talking quite loudly and with others not under the same need for discretion.
@isaiahwolf5904 within the UK, the term is expectation to privacy, public spaces that are freely accessible to the public you can record, not freely accessible to the public as far as I'm aware it's grey area, in private it would depend of the owner. But it's about the expectation of privacy, black belt barrister gives a better explanation
99.999% of us would have never even seen these people if they'd just kept to themselves. They would just be people in the background of a video, completely forgotten 10 minutes later.
As someone who has been in the "He said v. THEY said" situation before, I'm so glad this man had a camera. I once had to spend a night in jail over false accusations made by a large group of friends and let me tell you, the cops will ALWAYS take the side with more people. Regardless of a lack of evidence, if someone and their friends just decide to accuse you of something, guess where you're sleeping tonight? Keep your cameras on, the cops are not here to protect you.
thankfully for me there was CCTV, Other honest people on their phones, so I only had to spend 2 hours at the station they took me in though. And I was the one who had a crime committed against me.
Well, societies in general tend to tip towards the majority. That's just how it is. The color red is called red and not smorange because the majority of people follow that. You drive on a specific side of the road because thats what everyone else does. If tomorrow, 98% of people swapped what road they drove on, you would follow. And why wouldnt you? But the fact that the cops didn't try harder to see any contradictions in each of their stories is concerning. I'm not trying to seem apathetic to your story, but the minority is often at a disadvantage.
I had an entire group of people make a completely false allegation against me to cops, but they were so drunk, angry and disorderly the cops ignored it😊
The craziest part is that there was a lady with them who was named as a Chinese spy / agent of influence by MI5 and the FBI. Her name is Christine Lee. Right after she shows up, the attitude of the Chinese group changes from fun & amicable to hostile & delusional. I imagine that they were trying to keep *her* off the cameras (and maybe trying to show out in front of her), but bc they threw such a fit, they ended up drawing infinitely more attention to themselves as compared to if they would've just walked away from Dr. K in the first place 😂 Love that it blew up to the point that you guys are talking about this too.
I haven’t seen anybody bring up this point yet. The piano player was not even the one filming. Why are they talking to him? They also film him as well.
I need to work on that I'm quick to anger and not civil. As soon as dude yelled we fightin. I know it's wrong has got me locked up a couple times but I grew up in South Central LA IN THE 90$
@@SthmohtwentyI’m not in the UK but this is how I imagine UK people to be talking. 😅 some Americans would be like this too lol New York or east coast would be talking worse 😂
"Cannot share their voices/faces online" The irony that if they would have just moved on by and not initiated contact, no one would have known who they were or that they were even there. Now, because they made it an issue, millions of people have viewed the original video and all of the commentaries about the original....
They really should be fired by their employer for being completely unprofessional and really not smart enough to just walk away. You want privacy?? Never call attention to yourself!!
That police officer saying that he can't say things about who those people are. It's almost as if she wanted to frame what he was saying as hate speech. Crazy.
This is what women do all the time. You can't say that. Ask why not and they think, well that's what the other women say is bad. I have never heard a non woke man stay something like that. This sensitivity is terrible for society.
Right it would have been different if he stopped in the middle of playing and started yelling, "oh look a commie flag! Go back to China! This is a free country!" No they waited and approached him and tried to force him to do what they wanted and got mad when he wouldn't obey.
I’ve been subbed to him for almost 10 years so to see him go viral for something this wild actually let me lost for words. How fuckin weird was the guy screaming about their age 😅
It was so weird and this is the first video I've seen where anyone has commented on that!! If someone's touching you inappropriately, is it ok if you're the same age? No! But he wasn't even touching her. It was such an act!
This is the classic example of the Streisand effect. They were so adamant that they didn’t want people to know something that nobody was paying attention to anyway that they inadvertently made everyone pay attention to what they were trying to hide.
I couldn’t even finish watching this, I was getting too annoyed. The amount of times I’ve seen Chinese travellers take pictures and filmed people that look “different” from them when they are in other countries, WITHOUT their permission. Such a joke 😂
yes, i totally agree. and there are quite a few videos about chinese traveling in japan. these videos show many times how the japanese get annoyed because the chinese just have bad behavior. usually it is public setting like a restaurant, etc. so this seems like something chinese typically do.
My mother in-law is from Taiwan and does this but it’s a cultural difference. She likes taking pretty pictures and it’s like a love of photography and art. It’s not just that they do this when they see westerners, I’ve seen her photos travelling around Taiwan and there’s lots of nice photos of random Taiwanese people. Culturally that’s just normal in some countries. I’ve never seen Asians behave like the arseholes in this video. I get your point but people like my partner and his family are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. My mother in law is the sweetest woman ever and she would be really upset if she bothered anyone by taking a picture of them. She just does it because she enjoys taking nice photos and it’s basically a part of her memories for her travels.
Some one did this to me. My ex was Vietnamese and we were on vacation in DR. We asked this Chinese lady if she could take a pic of us on my phone. Which she did. Meanwhile, her mom (also Chinese)took out her own phone and took pics of me and my ex. They were fascinated to see an interracial couple. She didn't even ask for our permission
There's actually more to the story or rather these individuals but the craziest thing is that they closed off the area around the piano so nobody can play it anymore. Clown world.
Makes me think about how big of an impact growing up in a communist/authoritative/dictatorship country can affect a person’s psyche. The Chinese man was making up such ridiculous accusations and was making up threats because that’s what he’s used to. He got loud, wouldn’t hear the other side out because that’s what he’s used to. Kinda sad to think about …
If you’re in a dictatorship, you are usually used to keep quiet to not draw attention, and to conform to what is expected of them… I don’t see where you draw that connection, there are entitled Karens and dramatic snowflakes anywhere. Plus, Karen is literally coined by americans😂😂
@@st4tics0und58buddy you too naive if that’s all you know of dictatorships. They are quiet to conform to their dictatorship bosses. Not in another country where they believe they don’t answer to any foreign laws. Also, he’s clearly a person of privilege within a dictatorship, to be in a position to be entrusted by his dictatorship bosses to represent his dictatorship country abroad. As such, this person of privilege has never in his life been told “no” by people who are not his boss or dad or mom. Next, he is instructed from the beginning to use those “racist” and “don’t touch her” trigger words since they draw attention from western societies in public. Wake me up if a foreigner in China can freely yell these two things at a Chinese person and have the surrounding public and police be on the side of the dramatic snowflake foreigner 😂
@@st4tics0und58you’re acting as if there is no Chinese nationals in the west who are from families connected to the government who are used to shouting to get their way in china so yes it actually makes sense what the comment above said
As a Brit, PC doesnt stand for "Police Constable", it stands for "political correctness". Brendan handled himself brilliantly, and that female officer is indicative of what the UK police have become. Nothing racist about stating a geographical fact. Ironically, the UK is becoming more authoritarian, so we should enjoy our "free country" while we can.
You can tell they are used to ordering and commanding obedience. Big-wig’s wife and her well spoken British accent son/body guard. “Why are you touching her! Don’t touch her!” He had a melt down.
Word of mouth here in London, the woman that they didn’t want filmed is head of a large British law firm who has internal connections to the CCP. She’s apparently a foreign spy and has relations to former prime ministers and other real influential higher ups here in the UK. MI6 have apparently been involved in this case as it’s a matter of national security, Dr K mentioned in an earlier video he’s received emails claiming the guy shouting is actually a handler and was armed in that video hence why it became charged so quickly and why they as well as the Chinese government want the video taken down everywhere. Now it’s even more viral lol, too bad.
Even still, UK law is pretty clear on photographing/film in public spaces. police have no power to prevent unless its under the Terrorism Act of 2000. the handler being armed is questionable considering he made a threat in a public space and at no POINT did he make it clear he was a handler/guard/ etc. to the female so legally speaking if he opened fire on the guy with glasses I'de expect the handler to more than likely lose his diplomatic immunity status (which is possible) and be charged for potential murder/attempted murder if he opened fire as he has zero grounds for self defence here.
China doesn’t even extradite their citizens (which they constantly abuse) for crimes committed abroad. There is no chance they would waive his diplomatic immunity, and only they would have the power to do so. The most that would happen is he would be ordered to leave the UK. China might deal with him back home though for embarrassing them.
There's no way in hell she's an actual professional spy for anyone. If she is, then she's the absolute worse "spy" I've ever seen. A real spy would've gone about their business and slipped through.. She comes off as a massive airhead.
You know those in Africa try to commanding Africans and it sometimes result to fights . Some were deported from east Africa because of that and they also call Africans names in their own land
This is a famous piano in St.Pancras International Station in London. It was gifted to the station in 2016 by Sir Elton John when he did a surprise performance there. It is encouraged for musicians to use it and any Londoner would be unsurprised to see someone filming there. Very famous artists show up every now and again to do a session (e.g. John Legend). Utterly ridiculous that people travel to another country and expect their laws and regulations to be effective elsewhere.
Yeah I’ve been to St Pancras hundreds of times and there’s always someone playing that piano, It’s great. A lot of people do film themselves playing it
If this guy wasnt recording the "private security" police officers would have charged him for a hate crime, GBH and probably 100 other things. Imagine telling a civilian to stop recording and then levelling an accusation at him after. Crazy
100%, the second she told him to stop recording I knew she wanted to try and threaten him with some bullshit that isn't law, and didn't want evidence of her doing it, since every time they try this people justifiably get pissed at our police. Always film an encounter with UK police.
As a Chinese who also lives abroad l feel so shame. This whole thing is ridiculous,if you don’t want to be filmed why still show up although no one wants to film you… also these people even hold the Chinese flag trying to “spread” Chinese culture but what they did is just make more hate comes to us. I feel so sad about it
It’s not hate coming to you. Chinese bring the hate. I work around Chinese people and I’d say a good percentage is very unpleasant towards others. Yet they have a law to protect them in America.
No need to feel ashamed buddy, we are only responsibie for our own actions. We don't need to say sorry for awful words said by people from our ethnic background, gender or s orientatuon. You are you.
I laughed out loud when she told the pianist that he can't say, "We are not in China." Apparently, using truth and objective reality is not allowed when you are arguing with someone who makes things up to begin with. Fucking clown world.
@@DarldDale To be fair, he didn't need to say "we're not in China" as that's a bit condescending. All he needed to do is just say in the UK I am free to film in a public space and that's it. If they had said something like "in my country you would be arrested for this", then fair enough.
I wish you guys actually watched the full context. The pianist guy was an a-hole too but he was less of an a-hole compared to the Chinese guy.
Nope. Not at all, the chinese group were filming him literally from the beginning. They then demanded he delete his footage of them? HUH? You can see one chinese guy with a camera on him and the other chinese lady filming him right after. Then they threatened to sue him, called him rahcist and pretended like the dude was a predator trying to harm the girl.
These people are a whole heap of garbage & you wanna say the british man is an a-hole? British man is 1000% in the right here & these people got exposed.
Being an a-hole isn’t against the law, who cares
Congrats for the pin of shame
Once when I was a kid I rammed a crayon up my fart box on accidental. That was the day I fell in love with boating and the sea. You know what they say, gumballs don't come square and the real tennis match is the friends we made along the way.
Yes and?
Man, I wish I had you two guys at the piano when this incident happened - you're reations to their demands would have been awesome. Thanks for posting the video. DR K
The legend himself. Keep fighting the good fight fellow countryman.
Brendan we all support you!
Ayo the man of the hour!!!!
i believe you filmed some CCP spies
Well handled!! Cool, calm, and collected throughout, not taking any nonsense.
Careful, i never say this stuff but there are often incredibly pro chinese bots that show up in any comment section relating to criticism of China. I know because i will see them copy paste word for word their 10 paragraph critiques in any video critical of China. I will never travel to that country for a reason, that govt is insane.
expect this video to get reported for adult content or copyright infringement like many other content that is critical of china.
@@robihr
So what you're saying is we should download it so we can archive it
Damn...
China don’t play play😂
Aye I'm right there with you I'm not ever going there and watch when this video blows up good enough Chinese bots are gonna start pouring in. Just keep a tab on some of them to be honest if you wanna call them out
So, let me get this straight. They didn't want to be filmed, but now the WHOLE incident is VIRAL and their faces are EVERYWHERE!
And people will start filming more Chinese people. As if we don't know they go to other countries to cause shit
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other. That guuy was an Ass%%le and would be treated like that for ALL of us in the Global south.
Exactly, they should've just continued on, and this would have never been seen
Reverse logic...All of this is a pr stunt.
HAHA karma is sometimes a beautiful thing.
"are you mocking me?" "yeah what you r u gonna do?" badass!!!
That UK cop is such a spineless coward
They all are. Spending more time harassing people over "hate speech" or "Anti social behavior" than doing anything about real crime.
That cop should be fired and deported to china😂😂
Cops are as strong as the government let's them.
@@GombySprangster comment this to pissoff everyone in china
Taiwan is a free country
Taiwan is a free country Taiwan is a free country Taiwan is a free country
@@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamerno they are police that’s why they’re shit, and a hate crime is a crime
The Asian guy screaming “DONT TOUCH HER” nonstop was so sickening. It’s an EVIL and calculated tactic! Realizing the piano guy wasn’t giving in to their requests he tries to create a scene hoping that white knights flock to the defense of a woman being “assaulted”. The piano guy is literally 5 feet away and he’s screaming Don’t touch her
Super super weird Chinese guy man
He's become a meme. "ROAR BRO"
the chinese ccp guy and the group is playing a role the victim. reason why he is shouting out loud 'Dont touch her' to seek attention to make the pianist look bad
This is the tactic of someone who knows they have no power or say on what's happening and need to escalate the situation into something it's not as a tool of intimidation. However, in this instance, it was entirely laughable and pathetic, but only because it was all caught on camera.
Sounds like the Marxist tactics the left use to gain power and demonize innocent yts
Outside of China: you’re not allowed to film Chinese citizens!
Inside China: we’re allowed to film all foreigners anytime and anywhere!
That part
It's crazy because when they come here they can't put the camera down
Bro they have spyware on all of our devices, with TikTok.
This guy is a laowai for sure😂😂
As someone who has lived in china a ton of people will sneak pictures of you if you aren’t Asian.
That police officer is all "how dare you state a fact and possibly offend or make someone else uncomfortable who isn't a citizen!
I lived in China for 6 years and the amount of times people took pictures of me and filmed me just for being black was countless. So this is hilarious to me 😂
. . . So your saying the pot is calling the Kettle black huh😂
@@IreallycantthinkofahandleNoire more so. 😂
Lmao like you were a mythological creature they’ve only read about I can definitely see it
@@Yuan-lo3zz Is noir French for dark?
Yes@@timelkin838
"You can't be in a public place and demand privacy" Wrap it up boys, sums this stuff up
Brother how is your comment from six hours ago when the video just went up-
@@JinxeBlaq bro time traveled
@@JinxeBlaq prolly a member who got early access to vids
Great scott!!!
what the fuck? how is your timestamp possible?
The saddest part of this is the ENTITLEMENT to just accuse someone of racism and sexual assault simply because they're not doing what you want them to do.
And lets not forget that moment where he asked him if he is roman 😂😂😂😂
Fr, that was such blatant narcissism, gaslighting & manipulation...
@@ivanamicimici 😂 def a brain fart moment
That the new USA🤦🏽♀️
they learn it from democrats manual book
It’s crazy how the Chinese guy went from arguing and saying they’ll sue to “I’m a victim and you’re not allowed to touch me! “ to pulling out their phones.
The unhinged screaming dude actually made my blood boil. The manipulation tactics of being aggressively hostile to try and be physically intimidating while simultaneously playing victim as loud as possible to publically embarrass Brendan and make him look like the bad guy are signs of expert bully behavior.
Kavanagh is a proper man for keeping his composture throughout that whole outburst and not letting himself be shut down.
EDIT: I see some people saying Brendan was "rude". Really? There's footage right before the situation where Brendan is extremely warm and friendly to them. He only got snappy when they tried to bully him, which is perfectly justified.
personally id walk away and continue my day after making it very clear that if my personal space is violated in any way il take it as a threat to my life and will respond as such.
I would just sit back down and play piano until they went away
Happened to me, in a remote village, chinese dude almost didn't make it out alive.
@@needxlessnah fuck that. My ass would stay RIGHT there all day until they f off and leave. 😂.
@@abdou.the.heretic Was it your village in your country or his Chi%se village in Ch%%a?
He met a Chinese Karen and a cop Karen and he came out standing strong. He is now legendary
This is the definition of creating a problem when there is none.
“Chinese Karen” is too kind. “CCP Troll” is more like it. or “Minion of Winneh the Pooh”.
@rieyuki surely the chinese government sent some keks to britain to stuff the group did/wanted to do. xd
More than that, if you watch his update vids. One of the women in the very back is a confirmed ccp spy. They were her escorts or something. Makes the girl saying "dont shoot him" makes sense
As a British man who works in London and walks through this exact location most workdays, it's a fucking disgrace that these officers even tried to tell the man to delete his footage. How dare they try to tell someone to not do something they are fully, legally entitled to do. They should be face disciplinary action and made to take training on the actual law.
We, as a country, need to stop being soft and catering to other cultures to the detriment of our own. If they don't want to come back to London, we'll be fine.
Good gracious, I thought this was in china, why are they treating it like their own country? I’m from the north and London is like a different country when I go.
The ironic thing is that the only thing that the only cultures who seems to be considered ok to not cater to and even disrespect in the UK are the western and European ones and even then there seems to often be a hierarchy. The English are ok to be made fun of as a culture by the Irish, but the other way around is bad, though feel free to look down upon/make fun of the yanks, that sort of thing. The western world in general really needs to stop with this whole “punching up is justified but no punching down” as it’s clearly just become corrosive and arguably hypocritical. Either everybody should be fair game, or nobody should, preferably the former.
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I was confused whether this was in England or China. They're acting like he's in the wrong, but he's not even in China. 😂
It'd have been different if they politely requested to be blurred (assuming they're scared of showing up in the video's background).
@@Nok112 Some people simply won't assimilate to your culture and rules no matter how nice you ask them to, they expect YOU to deal with the way they are used to behave or else you're "RAYCEEST!!!"
I'm from the US & fortunate enough to visit many foreign countries along the way. Exactly ZERO times, did I wave a mini flag of my own country, or attempt to enforce my personal opinions onto strangers in a public place after approaching THEM. If they didn't want to be in frame, they should have gravitated elsewhere. Idk... seems like a tour group of Chinese Karens.
📸😩🇨🇳
Tour groups wave the flag of the country the group is from all the time. Incase people get lost.
These Chinese are not ordinary citizens. The Chinese lady is the reporter of CCP TV station and the calculating guy who tried to frame Dr. K was a Confucius Academy teacher, that academy was funded by CCP to introduce and promote CCP ideology to the world. They have Chinese government behind them.
"they should have gravitated elsewhere" took me ooooouuuttt😩😩😩😩🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They knew where they were...guarantee you not a single one has the balls to attempt the same monsense in America.
The Chinese internet agrees that they also don't see foreigners waving their flags while in China.
As a cop here in North Carolina I tell you all to never stop filming. It is your right and your protection.
Can you move to London?
When you exposing the local freemasons and jesuits?
i want you to know a mall is privately owned so no, it's not your right in the sense. UNLESS you have permission by the mall to do so
In Uk people can request and see bodycoam footage from a officer for whatever reason.
Yes, especially when you stop a minority so they wont start a riot.
Living here in Shanghai and often check out their local social media. This "incident" has blown up here massively, and surprisingly the overwhelming public sentiment here is that these Chinese are clowns. Rightfully so.
I was hoping that would be the reaction. Sometimes a lot of Chinese people can be really homogenous and Billy oversensitive types. They talked about in this video to try to mass flagger report things.. but I figured there was also probably a large amount of people if not majority think the same way and either just don’t say because of the culture or do say we just aren’t as loud about it as the ones that raise a fuss. And so it’s good to hear about that stops people from becoming completely blackpilled at least on the Chinese people themselves as a whole.
Please post, let’s make it go as viral as their original fusses
Streisand effect…
Just goes to show that most people aren’t dumb…just the loud ones
Then why do all Chinese people act like this. CCP bot
They weren't being filmed until they actually marched over to the camera and stood 2 feet away 🤣
Truly the brightest of their people
yea they are stupid spies
@@imperialdra-mon5907it would be interesting to see where they work. If spies they are really stupid.
Nah, the pianist approached them and asked them to dance and play the piano which they did. This came up after. My suspicion is that the ones that joined are performers and they weren’t either aware that the pianist was a content creator or their own contract terms or both. The ones who intervened are probably management type.
@@meowateyourchips7417Too bad so sad, their laws don’t apply and it doesn’t sound like that judging from the guys explanation.
How are you in another country. Call someone over who was over who was minding their business. And get in there space while telling them that they violated you. If ever I some BS this is truly it.
Chinese privilege
The fact the cop came up and essentially got upset with the man for telling the truth is baffling. She should get punished for her response to the situation.
To be fair, that officer came in after the event. They are working with partial information. On the other hand, she should've spent more time assessing the situation.
Yea she is an idiot.
They're told to be extra careful when the word racist or abuse comes up and the Chinese guy knew that.
@@millirabbit4331 nah, not good enough. she spent all her initial time interrupting him, trying to intimidate him, and trying to shut him up and make him stop filming in a public space. she only ever shut up because he didn't give in.
people who act that way shouldn't be in law enforcement, she's power tripping.
That's what happens when the government passes hate speech laws. Pay attention BC it is happening in the US.
A lot of people in the UK are upset about the cop.
The Chinese were literally quoting Chinese law when they kept talking about "image rights". "Under the Civil Code of China, “likenesses” of individuals are protected as personality rights. Specifically, no party is entitled to use an image of a person without that person's consent.
So it is perfectly reasonable to remind them they are not in China. It isn't racist.
Funny thing is, the CCP doesn't give a shit about that law and uses the images of their citizens without their consent.
lmao!!! Thing is when did the chinses government care about copyright issues lol
every nation has laws about image rights. even the UK has laws about image rights. image rights around the world are largely the same.
Yeah, it's frightening how many police officers might be like that copper. A policewoman who's willfully ignorant of the law making a serious false accusation of racism against an innocent man. No wonder she didn't want it to be filmed. She's not suitable for that job.
@@templarknight7 And you being out in a public area walking into the camera while filming yourself and then proceeding to get closer and putting yourself I front of the camera will universally regardless of laws get you laughed out of court
The man behind the camera is 100% UNHINGED, and very manipulative. He tried to manipulate and control him by calling him a racist and brought up the "Dont touch her" thing SO MANY TIMES in an effort to win and control him and the situation. That man is dangerous to society.
He is fully trained CCP. It's legit they are CCP. One lady(old one) was identified yesterday working with Xi jinping the chinese president.
His armd were litteraly by his sides too
Unfortunately I think you got that messed up it wasn't the Chinese guy recording😂
@@ljs444I think they meant the Chinese guy behind and to the left of the camera guy.
You are not their private security. Love it
This exactly how they, Chinese, act in every country in Africa. Absolutely no respect for local folks or local law. Disgusting!
True
It’s because they think they are superior to Africans
Bayazifownela stru 🤦🏼♂️
And now you know why the Chinese government wants the social credit system. They don't want people who can't behave themselves going abroad anymore.
This fake smile from the girl with the scarf just gets me. This kind of chinese fake politeness that they have, even when they lead you to your execution.
It's mentioned in alot of documentaries about china that they actually teach their kids that you can't be in the wrong or the bad guy if you had a pleasant and polite face? Like what?! Being an actor is a high paying job over there too. The obvious dihonesty that country is built on is crazy from a western society viewpoint. If they'd at least TRY to come up with a good explanation or plot line, but they don't!
She has the "There is no wars ba sing se" type smile
Chinese "people" lmao
@@Odin50CalMe when racist:
@@madmank7881 😂😂😂😂😂 gotta love avatar lore
“You can’t invade my space like that, I’m not Taiwan” was a fuckin bar 😂
Damn you got a time stamp for that one. I'm trying to find it without going through all that again.
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@@jurassicroom7673 2:52
@@jurassicroom7673 2:54:
They would've gone unnoticed if they didn't make such a big deal out of it. They're responsible for why it went viral
but how they gonna get their 1 mins fame " DON'T TOUCH HER, SHE IS NOT THE SAME, SHE'S AN OLD BAG, WHY YOU TOUCHING AN OLD BAG "
And now tens of millions of people know.
@@wtzanlol I was thinking, which ones older and which one is younger 😂
Streisand effect
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This was filmed in a very busy international train station in London, and that piano is known to be filmed often by pianists and bystanders. It they didn’t want to be filmed they shouldn’t be standing in that area where people are clearly going to be filming 💀
They're stupidddd!!! He was being harassed over nothing. I'm glad he stood his ground. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
That’s even worse omg
This whole situation hurt my brain. Yall walked over to him, put yourself in the camera, and proceeded to tell him not to film or post... I lost brain cells
Can’t make this shit up
@@Frosty1026 they’re awfully wrong for that part but there’s context. he interacted with them first and he wasn’t very polite either. We’re all having a very non objective and partial reaction to this it’s very dishonest. I think they’re still in the wrong with full context but they weren’t the first to reach out
Some ppl ain’t got common sense cuz they could have just walked away but no they stayed to put their faces in the camera and then contradict themselves 😂😂😂😂😂😂
He doesn’t fucking have to be polite
They have to fuck off
@@icisamuelhaving watched the whole original video he was interacting very politely with everyone UNTIL they started with their nonsense.
That cop is beyond disgusting. The amount of contempt she showed towards him for absolutely no reason. She wasn't there to investigate. She was there to make him look like the bad guy.
Yes, 💯! She was not on the right side of the law. I respect cops, but I can't stand when they think they're above the law.
Nonsense, he knows that cop, they’ve spoken before you can tell
@@sheyr.3344I don’t ….respect cops and female officers make bad cops. They’re the worst! Feelings and making someone uncomfortable. The cop, those Chinese whatever people are all idiots.
Listen Jonny. Listen, listen. You need to listen. Just listen. Listen to me. Listen. Listen.
Yeah, she is disgusting, and I now have PTSD from the word "listen" because she used it so aggressively and so often. :S
Every cop is beyond disgusting.
That female cop should be fired for the way she handled the situation. Especially for trying to go off camera, meaning that she already did some shady shit like that at least once.
I thought she was fine. She didn’t demand it. She just asked because she didn’t want to be on RUclips. She was just talking to him and she didn’t abuse her power. She ended up listening to him.
Some of the stuff she said was idiotic, but she ultimately listened to him. Remember, she hadn’t seen the entire footage and was just trying to de-escalate the best she could. The fact that it ended peacefully means that she didn’t abuse her power.
@@AnaLucia-wy2ii SHE LEGALLY CANNOT DEMAND to be off camera.......... UK is 1 party consent when its in public domain, once he "consents to filming" she has NO LEGAL recourse to request otherwise and under UK law because you are being filmed it gives automatic consent to film, she handled this by not only infringing on his rights and UK law (the very same thing she is meant to protect) but the the other officer who instantly came in and said "they are allowed to film, its a public space" knew precisely what the law/rights are in this situation. she would be sacked if scotland yard got wind of this footage. unlawful is how she acted. digusting from her.
@@AnaLucia-wy2iishut the hell up. So full of shit. Are u fucking daft???
@@AnaLucia-wy2iiactually so daft. Shut up
"I'm sorry we're on a schedule"
THEN LEAVE!
had me in the fucking casket 😂😂
The crazy thing is he was super polite to start "oh the Chinese, of course let them get a try" he assumed they wanted to try the piano. Poor guy
He wasn't really rude until he was getting antagonized l
A bit of an update on this one, the Chinese folks have gone viral in China and folks there are clowning on them hard... not only that but the dude is back at the piano; he even followed up with a "No CCP at the piano today" post with him holding a picture of Winnie the Pooh (which for those of you who don't know is banned in China)...
Edit: I should have mentioned that Pooh himself isn't necessarily banned, but rather the comparison of him to Xi Jinping is. Especially when it first arose years ago.. though it has sinc died down to a lesser degree.
This guy covers a bit of it... watch?v=J0Np2Rs-Jic&t=524s @5:21
Pooh isn't banned in China that's just a meme. Disney Shanghai has mascots and plushies of Winnie the pooh its fine.
@@cpob2013
Oh yeah? Say that xi jing ping looks like Winnie the Pooh right now.
Yeah Disneyland honkong had weenie the poop too @@DB1Dragoon
@@Sliced_cheese98
I feel that. I'm just making the point that linking Winnie the Pooh to Xi is basically banned because unless you have a vpn (which is effectively illegal in China) you won't get away with mocking Xi if you're in mainland China.
The nerve of that police woman to say “I’m not telling them anything you’re telling me to tell them.” Yet she is telling him what the Chinese tourists are telling her. Wtf!
Exactly. One thing I hate the most is hypocrites on this planet
I do think the scenario is a bit different 😂😂😂. Him saying what happend is a bit different from the other guy saying something that is meant for the other person.
@@hyui5096She's telling him how upset they are, but not them how he feels about the situation.
What's actually going on here is that these guys are trying to harass the Brit into complying with their illegal and unreasonable demands
He doesn't warrant or need talking to to descalate the situation, the Chinese are. They are the ones clearly out of line, and the cops should hear their issue and go "Not a problem in this country, on your way."
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other.
He WAS racist. And he should have been treated WAY worse in fact. And if I as a Brazilian was there he WOULD. Europeans and americans are too entitled.
They are the feelings police. They want to protect their jobs because the mayor will not tolerate any action that could be seen as racist or racially insensitive.
"Please don't touch her"
*literally standing with his hands in his pockets
The narrative in China around this story is completely warped where he's portrayed as purposely harassing them.
Yeah, he's gonna be going through it online with organised harassment and false reports.
Do u have any articles?
I'm not surprised, Mainland Chinese people have no qualms about being liars their whole country operates on it.
they latter found out that some of these people were Chinese spies
Why did it seem set up from their government? I've never met a loud mouthed chinese. it's so strange
Not only did they try the race card, act hypocritical with their phones out and try and enforce their warped "law" on him but the fact the cops tried to do him dirty and get accuse him is insane it's very frightening that was facing attacks from doing NOTHING
Perfect summary
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other. Make sure you don't be disrespectful, let alone racist, to people to are being extremely polite towards you, even if you think their request is unreasonable, otherwise you WILL have problems even in democracies like Japan or Brazil. The request, even if you don't agree with that, could be EASILY filled with not much a hassle by simply editing the video. He could exercise his right and respect other people's culture at the same time. There was really NO conflict. But he chose to be a racist. So he should have been treated as a racist should always be treated. He should be THANKFUL he get away with it unscathed. If I or most Brazilians were there, he wouldn't. Americans and Europeans should STOP thinking their way of thinking is always superior. Even if BY FORCE.
They thought they can use the "Asian Hate" card. I was in a similar situation when I was at a McDonald's and this nerdy Asian guy was all on me like he was trying to pick my pocket. I was cussing him out and people was looking at me like I was the aggressor. He probably was trying to pick my pocket to think about it because he was all up behind me when we had lots of space.
@@newmexicoballer3867lol forget the racism you just seem crazy 💀💀
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That man really stood up for himself and spoke nothing but FACTS 👏 You're in Britain telling him he can't film with Chinese laws?! That makes absolutely no sense. Applying standards to a democratic country that has nothing to do with them. They were 100% in the wrong. That cop lady is annoying and think she's being sensitive but she's being stupid.
Don't go to another country and expect them to bend to your expectations. I don't like the laws of China. So I therefore don't go there. I don't like the laws of Russia. So I therefore don't go there. Imagine me going as a foreigner and demanding citizens obey laws from my home country? The absolute arrogance of that! Just like I don't like the laws of China and would never go, if you don't like the laws of Britain, why are you there?
Stupid as Hell 🤷🏽♀️
Applying communist dictator policy to a country that's on paper free. I say on paper as I live in the UK and the government do nothing but try trample on our freedoms. Things like this make me thing they would rather have china's evil model than ours. The UK is going down the toilet fast. I'm 38 and literally nothing has improved in my lifetime. Everything is worse. We have sold our freedom and rights for a phone and social media. Unfortunate most of the public are to stupid to see what's happening. My leaders are all traitors. Only met one mp who was genuine out of thousand s
Living on the same planet with the CCP is like going to a high school with a bully with autism who’s father is a billionaire senator.
couldnt agree more!
You cannot tell a free person what they cannot say!!!!!!!
The “don’t touch her” screeching is some interesting behavior for real. Almost like you can hear the dude’s head swiveling every time he says it louder and louder to see how many people stop. Really wild video. Lucky they were recording, imagine how different this could’ve gone for him without the footage
We really do live in an age where we need friends to record whenever we are dealing an unfair world
Spineless behavior for real. He knew he had nothing on the pianist so he hoped someone else would step in and save him.
Lmaooo he just be simping for Asian women that’s all. White men got his mind in a chokehold… shame
Its getting to the point that its probably a good idea to start livestreaming when you get caught up in something. Even if someone takes your phone it at least gets recorded by YT, twitch, chaturbate, whatever and can't be taken from you.
@@Fatty420Bruh imagine having to pull up chaturbate to present your evidence in court...
The point that sticks out to me, and is frighting, is the cop's inclination is to attempt to enforce perceived cultural discrimination as the main conflict in this situation. God help us.
Police are dunce children.
God help who? Let the redcoats have redcoat problems lol
Nah, its just a lesbian woman feeling like she needs to stand up for the minority chinese since she's used to be treated the same way by men 😆
The cops won't hesitate to lift up a street preacherpolicing has become more about offensive speech than offensive action
@@ElderBoob
Let them reap what they sow
I’m glad that man stood his ground and expressed himself in a calm manner. They swarmed him like a hive, making up bs that has nothing to do with the situation.
Bug-people
So the Chinese people were ridiculous but if you watch the entire video the pianist is a bit of a jerk…so he didn’t help the situation either.
@@jen7662 you are allowed to be a jerk in response to aggression.
“In China in 1927 I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts”
-Smedley Darlington Butler
Semper Fi
@@jen7662 I did watch the whole thing and the Englishman wasn’t being a jerk… And everyone watching could see it was only that angry group of Chinese people who were verbally attacking the Englishman.
I love that your videos have no intro and they're straight to the point. Go to China and they walk up to your face and take your photos without permission.
This is a good example of why British people don't trust or like the police. What would have happened if he wasn't filming?
She would've lost the plot, called backup, not given them a good sitrep, pianist would have got stressed then they'd have nicked him.
Also.....kinda why we're hesitant to give up our guns here in the States. Hard to trust the state when they enforce their laws like those cops did.....shame.
@@thrakkanuur there are obvious bad american cops, but the uk cops are on another level of cucked. they don't go after criminals because they're afraid of being called racist and go after you for making edgy online posts. just pure pathetic losers.
Except the British by and large do like and "trust" the police. Hence why they disarmed the UK and keep trying to say UK don't need guns because "we have the police" and hence why the police were so authoritarian in the UK during CV yet the general population were fine with that
As much as I take issue with them, what alternatives do you suggest? Given its a crappy job and less and less people want to go into it which further adds pressure on the forces already there.
@20:00 The fact that she keeps says "You can't say that" when he is simply stating a FACT is so outrageously ridiculous to me. The officers are supposed to be protecting citizens rights not trying to mute them. Unreal man!
“keeps saying” *
China is awful. Met a woman who is now an American citizen thank god was so shocked we show our criminals and crimes in full view and right to say whatever. She said it was so nice. She was also paid for under the one child policy as a second child so she always felt like a burden it made me so upset 😭 I am so lucky to be an American honestly even with our faults
I know, right?? But. They. ARE. From. China. Why can't he say they're chinese???? That's the most ridiculous thing.
@@hijklmnopreaperthank you. I find it baffling that so many commenters don’t see that. Or that it would be a noteworthy identifying factor if a group of people are carrying any national flag with them.
because theres nothing to see.@@danielhoskins4690
He didn't just spontaneously come up with the racist thing and then the "don't touch her". These people have been trained to do this. That's all I'm gonna say.
CCP handbook tactics.
Yes they get training and coached.
They know the weak leftists will automatically back down with accusations like those.
State sponsored agitation
I never really considered that being a thing before, but there's no way those specific phrases and behaviours haven't been coached. Mad.
Didn't THEY ALL walk OVER to the piano?!
That loud, aggressive, repetitive, shouting was a technique to try incite the piano guy to escalate, like lash out physically out of frustration. Very calculated. I've seen other types of authorities do the same thing. Always film, and ALWAYS keep your cool.
It was to incite a crowd of feminists that have been programmed by metoo to just get on their side because it’s a white man and a woman of color. He is the bad guy by default, they just need to get a crowd of npcs
It was to get everyone else in the stations attention and make them look like victims. People like that are cowards and dont want to fight.
@@ThatGuy-sc5rx They do it to either get the other person to completely back down, or to provoke them into crossing the line. Can you imagine if the pianist even started swearing? It would give credibility to all their accusations, until footage is reviewed, of course.
What they don't want you to do it calmly, reasonably stand your ground (and film). Anything else is a win for people with tactics like that.
He would’ve gotten slapped, a few chargers and bail don’t hurt my pockets. Good thing they live in china, the land of the lamb
also, the moment he startet shouting at him the whole mall turned to look to them and I bet many thought its a old guy being a racist against chinese people which is exactly what that group wanted.
I about died when I heard: "You can't say 'we're not in China'". Holy hell, lady officer... YOUR NOT IN CHINA, LITERALLY!!!
Facts! Cop literally tried to tell him he can't say the truth. This is the problem with the world now
She should honestly be fired you can see how she handles things poorly I feel bad for people that have had to deal with her. She can’t be trusted to uphold democracy not one bit.
Yeah, they try to make it about race when it is about societies.
They LITERALLY just antagonized bro for NO REASON. It’s actually just scary this could happen to anyone at any moment in the social environment we’re in today. Recipe for disaster 😬
Well he was very antagonistic back. He fought with them for absolutely no reason. All he needed to do was clearly tell them that in England they are allowed to record people in public spaces and left it at that. There is absolutely no reason why he would need to engage with them after that. Some people just need to learn when to disengage.
This guy goes to London and starts messing with one of Londons icons? Does he not know how dangerous London is? He’s been doxxed and everything. If I were him I’d fly back to China before winding up in ecu
He did tell them and then he went back to the piano and they stayed there talking to them and trying to pin things on him and threaten him while he just wanted to film himself on the piano its apublic place and he shouldnt have to deal with these insufferable people @xZero9Ox
@@xZero9Ox So he's supposed to just sit there while they are in his face trying to tell him what to do when he was doing nothing wrong? Do you really think they would have just walked away from him if he ignored them? He was rightfully upset and had every right to engage with them. Not everyone has to be passive when they are being harassed by some lunatic.
@@slipper8105 - "he shouldnt have to deal with these insufferable people" that is exactly my point, he didn't have to deal with these people but decided that he wanted to. If he ignored them and they kept harassing him then he would have had grounds to call the police on them.
Sir ! The part when you speak in haitian kreol (for the others, it's the local native tongue in Haiti) at 17.40 was surprising and satisfying to me. I wish you good luck and success on this channel !
The sheer audacity! Chinese visitors telling Britons what to do in their country?!🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Well, it's par for the course with that crew!
That's crazy! It's crazy! wow
That's what the other immigrants are doing too and they're argument is Briton raided and pillaged their country first
They do that in Africa too. Some of them were deported from Kenya and Ghana because of their behavior
@@cletusndifor8070 they were trying to pull that shit in Zambia too! Zambians let them know they weren’t playing and have also calmed down with that bs.
Aba & Preach, please erase my view of your video, I did not consent to have my view counted. And to anyone else reading this comment, please stop, I have not given you permission to read my comment, this is a private conversation between Aba & Preach and I.
Lol ! that is what i think now
This is elite! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm deeply sorry for seeing your comment and replying
DON'T WATCH THEM! 😡
This comment sums it up nicely xD Good job😂
The fact that the “female??” officer gave them any validation whatsoever is the big problem here. Male officer seemed to have some sense when he showed up but I guess he’s not the boss. In America we’re known for our police issues but one thing I’ll say, if you came to Jersey with this BS our cops would call them communists too🤣🤣
That's D.I.E in action for you.
Females cops are the absolute worse because they bow down to authoritarian manifestos even easier.
almost everwhee in AMerica. Chinese already have a problem with ctrust and those goobers would solidify the issue.
Hey New Joisey! 👊😁👍
So RUclips is censoring the word "woke" now i guess.
The funny thing about it is that there are two pianos, in that train station, and the other piano, barely anyone uses it's because it's underneath stairs. If you compare it to the nice piano that well lit and no one wants to go to the other piano and record their because it doesn't look as nice as the other this one that their are arguing for.
Chinese spy's REALLY suck. They literally called as much attention to themselves as possible. Wow. Telling someone they'll go to jail for filming u is a threat. Anyone who's been to jail would understand that. It's a threat against you, especially if you've committed no crime.
They used the women as bait to escalate the. The male to step in and be loud and reason. The classic simp&white knight tactic.!.
I'm guessing a demand from them has people in their country sht their pants for fear of being sent to some camp. They don't seem to understand it doesn't work like that (yet) in the west.
sad thing is, how are they able to breach so much security and gain access to all our personal information when they are this bad it must mean the security protecting this data sucks just a bad or is corrupt.
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What's up with comments disappearing? Its happened to me a few times now in the last couple of weeks. I didn't comment anything radical or violent. I also often see the number of comments and when I click on it, there are none or fewer than indicated. It's weird.
That cop is basically saying "Calling people from China, Chinese, is racist"
is this the woke version of Chinese people?
Ngl, the things he was saying would've been racist if they weren't waving Chinese flags. If they were just some miscellaneous Asian dudes acting like this, it would've been pretty messed up to just call them Chinese. In short, he clearly did nothing wrong and the fact the officer couldn't come to the same conclusion when she could see them all holding the flags, makes me think she's in the wrong job
Since when did "Chinese" become a derogatory term? If we can't call a person by their nationality, what are we supposed to say? "The humans over there bothered me"? 😂
@@shaun2463well they are Chinese people and the ccp are the government of china so just factual statements.
Well she was right. Those people are not Chinese. They are subhuman CCP members.
“When chinese people travel they are some of the best behaved people”
Just NO
Holy shit thats a straight up lie.
They are racist and they do they most ! I wish I could tell the world about all the things they do in Nigeria
even Taiwan knows thats BS lol
Pretty sure he was being sarcastic.
More like sarcasm… He went on to call out bad behavior.
They saw him filming and got on his camera to tell him not to record them? In a freaking public place
They were freaking out as one of the people caught on camera is a lady named Christine Lee.
Info from itv(British broadcasting): "A Chinese government agent has been working within the British Parliament in an attempt to “subvert the processes”, MPs have been told.
The agent is named as Christine Ching Kui Lee who was working for the United Front Work Department (UFWD) of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)."
Basically, the CCP have been using Ms Lee to interfere with our government.
We've had people in our government who had relationships with Chinese spies.
damn this shit is deep
I'm sure our Government is now supporting her for this harassment.
I mean what a joke this is. The Chinease guy had or was rumoured to have a weapon a gun no less.
No armed Police called.
Officer harasses the British man without talking to the Chinease party about their behaviour..just a joke.
Well it was a dumb move for her to make a big deal about some dudes piano video. She should have just layed low, walked off frame and kept her mouth shut 😂
Even better, the other people involved:
Newton Leng - CCP government minder.
Adelina Zhang (the lady with the fancy hat) - CCP journalist.
Meghan Liu - Currently being sued for violating someone else's image rights.
Also, a 'before' video (youtube key OKd-SFbYrFY) looked a lot more jovial with one of the nationals actually joining in and playing the piano. So, there really was no problem until....
2:54 "You can't invade my space like that. I am not Taiwan"
Meanest roasting of the year 🤣🤣🤣
Taiwan is a free country ❤
@@cindy02225 If you're free only bc of foreign powers keeping you from being controlled by other foreign powers, are you really free?
The look on their faces when he realized he shouldn't have said that was too funny 🤣🤣🤣 had to replay it a few times
@@danhunt285 They are, at least for now. Not their fault someone wants to invade them..
Amazing
He nailed it on the head when he said, just walk away. One thing about Asian culture is pride. Hard to set it aside. They knew what to do but felt embarrassed so they stayed and made it worse for themselves.
I literally kept saying that, so I cracked up when he snapped and said "Then LEAVE!" He needed a bold black friend. 😁😉
@@Devin3Anthologieseriously lmao……just gtfo and the problem would have been solved 😂
not pride, but saving face.
The problem is, they often commit shameful or shameless acts, then they try to save their face.
They simply don't realized that if they don't commit shameful or shamelss acts, they don't have to save faces.
@@Devin3Anthologie a quick AY LIL HOMIE works quick
I`d suspect that they are homeless. Since their homeland banned filming the homeless they felt touched.
Whoa... the "do not touch her" x1000 guy appears to have temporarily lost his mind. 😮
It's like he wanted trouble to start. Weird.
It's like when south park made fun prince Harry and Megan Markle wanting privacy but kept being in the public eye complaining about wanting privacy
I think my brain exploded when they said they don't want their voices recorded, BUT WENT AND TALKED INCHES INTO THE PHONE.
They wanted him to delete the footage he already had of them. It's not really that hard to understand.
@@xZero9Ox you're a loser tryna defend people who were clearly in the wrong
@@xZero9Ox dude went and sat next to the camera, and started talking, you don't find it absurd? A more normal way would have been to wait for them to finish their recording, and then asked them politely to blur their faces. Ain't no one gonna delete a video bc you are dumb enough to walk into frames.
@@xZero9OxMaybe they shouldn’t be walking around in public in another country that usually allows that 😳
There was just a misunderstanding, In JAPAN, a democratic country they ALSO have strict laws regarding privacy of image, as well as the public sentiment in relation to it. If you watch Japanese TV and they are filming, let's say, a traffic accident, or an youtuber is filming outdoors or in a public space you'll see that they blur the faces of passersby. It's not only the law, it's the public perception all throughout Asia (again, even in democratic country) that people shouldn't film other people, without their consent, even in public spaces, and put it online for everybody to see. They fell it as an invasion of their privacy. That, if explained, could easily be solved by him agreeing in blurring their faces in the final edit of the video. That literally has nothing to do with dictatorship and that mothafoka saying stupid and racist things as saying that the Chinese flag is ' "communist flag" was unnecessary and if I, as a Brazilian, saw that act of RACISM of his part I'd head-kick him cold on the floor for that. One thing does NOT justify the other. Make sure you don't be disrespectful, let alone racist, to people to are being extremely polite towards you, even if you think their request is unreasonable, otherwise you WILL have problems even in democracies like Japan or Brazil. The request, even if you don't agree with that, could be EASILY filled with not much a hassle by simply editing the video. He could exercise his right and respect other people's culture at the same time. There was really NO conflict. But he chose to be a racist. So he should have been treated as a racist should always be treated. He should be THANKFUL he get away with it unscathed. If I or most Brazilians were there, he wouldn't. Americans and Europeans should STOP thinking their way of thinking is always superior. Even if BY FORCE.
The fucked part is I lived in China for 2 years, and would be filmed and have pictures taken of me all the time. So where were my privacy rights? Even worse is a couple asked me and my visiting family near Tiananmen Square to take our photo and we said no. I was pissed but my family thought since they said no, it was no big deal, but they learned lol. The woman just walked in front of us and the husband took her picture with us all in the background. See, they were getting their picture one way or another. And yea my mom felt so disrespected. We were hiding our faces as we realized but the lady ran to different angles to get us and we had do get as far away from them. I have had people ask politely, and if it was a kid, i would say yes occasionally.
But with the amount of joke videos making fun of black people, saying we wash our hair in the toilet, we don't feel the cold because of our dark skin, the museum exhibition in 2017 comparing African tribespeople to animals (and no, it isnt a compliment in their culture, but it is an easy excuse, as the pictures were not flattering images), posting skin lightening ads on Taobao with black influencers who have no clue their image is being used to sell a product showing how effective their "product" is by editing their skin lighter, practically white, I hope EVERYONE sees their images. Who the hell walks in front of a camera pointed elsewhere, looks in the lens and says, "please, no. I dont want this"?
They are all types of fucked up damn.
Don’t forget the washing powder/washing machine advert where a woman get a black man to climb into a washing machine and after the wash a handsome Chinese man gets out of the machine.
I am not surprised, because they have made an ad where a black man falls inside a washing machine and comes out Asian.
That was you running into Chinese government workers that were getting good facial pics for IDing you.
Always hated when they did that shit. The treat you like a giraffe in the zoo and when you speak up then 'Foreigners are so unfriendly' GTFO!
“You are not their private security” MIC DROP
"YOU CAN'T INVADE MY SPACE LIKE THAT. IM NOT TAIWAN!" That had me absolutely dying ! 😂😂😂
Should have said more about Winnie the Pooh and asked them about Tianamen square, should have sent them scurrying in short order...
you misheard what he said completely
"You can't invade my space like that, I'm not Taiwan."
As a Taiwanese, you had me LMFAO there AHAHAHAHAH
We Americans support you 100%! Keep doing your thing!
@@ghostrecon3834our existence (as Taiwanese)alone are Kryptonite to Chinese government😆
The flah their carrying are mainland china not taiwanese.
When will people learn that being in a public place means you can be filmed…🤦🏽♂️
It definitely depends for example if your in a mall in ceartin shopping plaza in the mall you can’t record because it’s then in a public area but private property. Also depends on state to a certain extent.
True BUT you can be sued on HOW you use the material if it can be proven to be defamatory or further infringing on a person's right to privacy (which again, has to be proven). For example, if you film or record a person's private conversation (like they were whispering or speaking quietly to another to establish an expectation of privacy) in public without their consent and then use that material for monetary gain or for defamatory reasons, you can get in trouble.
A conversation like this one in the vid, is not breaking right to privacy because they're talking quite loudly and with others not under the same need for discretion.
@lancethedragonmaster8562 lol, it is the UK and we are well aware of this fact, racist
Nope, you cannot do that in other countries. We got portrait rights here.
@isaiahwolf5904 within the UK, the term is expectation to privacy, public spaces that are freely accessible to the public you can record,
not freely accessible to the public as far as I'm aware it's grey area,
in private it would depend of the owner.
But it's about the expectation of privacy, black belt barrister gives a better explanation
Then leave the mall! You don't have to be there.
Don’t people know by now if you beg for something on the Internet to be deleted it’s only going to gain 100x more traction?
Barbara strysan remembers.
Yeah I am not sure if they know how the internet actually works.lol
Apparently not 😂
99.999% of us would have never even seen these people if they'd just kept to themselves. They would just be people in the background of a video, completely forgotten 10 minutes later.
unless you live in China...
then you end up dead or in a labor camp
As someone who has been in the "He said v. THEY said" situation before, I'm so glad this man had a camera. I once had to spend a night in jail over false accusations made by a large group of friends and let me tell you, the cops will ALWAYS take the side with more people. Regardless of a lack of evidence, if someone and their friends just decide to accuse you of something, guess where you're sleeping tonight?
Keep your cameras on, the cops are not here to protect you.
thankfully for me there was CCTV, Other honest people on their phones, so I only had to spend 2 hours at the station they took me in though. And I was the one who had a crime committed against me.
well put
Well, societies in general tend to tip towards the majority. That's just how it is. The color red is called red and not smorange because the majority of people follow that. You drive on a specific side of the road because thats what everyone else does. If tomorrow, 98% of people swapped what road they drove on, you would follow. And why wouldnt you?
But the fact that the cops didn't try harder to see any contradictions in each of their stories is concerning. I'm not trying to seem apathetic to your story, but the minority is often at a disadvantage.
I had an entire group of people make a completely false allegation against me to cops, but they were so drunk, angry and disorderly the cops ignored it😊
😂😅great uno reverse!
The craziest part is that there was a lady with them who was named as a Chinese spy / agent of influence by MI5 and the FBI. Her name is Christine Lee. Right after she shows up, the attitude of the Chinese group changes from fun & amicable to hostile & delusional. I imagine that they were trying to keep *her* off the cameras (and maybe trying to show out in front of her), but bc they threw such a fit, they ended up drawing infinitely more attention to themselves as compared to if they would've just walked away from Dr. K in the first place 😂 Love that it blew up to the point that you guys are talking about this too.
That's absolute BS
@@Keaixiaoen0919 No, you are.
Im calling BS. Bc theres security cameras all over the mall.
@@Wardawg-if spies could only go where there were no security cameras they would be able to go basically nowhere. 😂😂😂
Yall can look it up for yourselves, you know... just Google Christine Lee MI5. There are plenty of articles on her
I haven’t seen anybody bring up this point yet. The piano player was not even the one filming. Why are they talking to him? They also film him as well.
This is a master class on how to stand up for yourself while still being calm and civil
Respect to this guy🙌🏾
I need to work on that I'm quick to anger and not civil. As soon as dude yelled we fightin. I know it's wrong has got me locked up a couple times but I grew up in South Central LA IN THE 90$
People are saying the British guy was rude, but if they had just walked away, they would not have had to deal with his rudeness...
exactly, they agitated him. People aren't rude for no reason.
not rude, it's just the way Brits talk haha
I live in uk and there was nothing rude said by the British man .....the Chinese was way out of order esp the guy who shouted at the British man
@@msliper Even with the way he talks, I didn't personally find him rude, but I wanted to be diplomatic and provide a rational assessment and solution.
@@SthmohtwentyI’m not in the UK but this is how I imagine UK people to be talking. 😅 some Americans would be like this too lol New York or east coast would be talking worse 😂
"Cannot share their voices/faces online"
The irony that if they would have just moved on by and not initiated contact, no one would have known who they were or that they were even there. Now, because they made it an issue, millions of people have viewed the original video and all of the commentaries about the original....
You get what you deserve
Streisand Effect! They need to learn what that means.
@@CD-vb9fithey would rather be ignorant
They really should be fired by their employer for being completely unprofessional and really not smart enough to just walk away. You want privacy?? Never call attention to yourself!!
@@dazesalaz6879 who said they should be fired?
I love that you put their “image” in the thumbnail! 😂
I just found your channel, new subbie here. You guys are very entertaining & truthful! 💕
That police officer saying that he can't say things about who those people are. It's almost as if she wanted to frame what he was saying as hate speech. Crazy.
This is what women do all the time. You can't say that. Ask why not and they think, well that's what the other women say is bad. I have never heard a non woke man stay something like that. This sensitivity is terrible for society.
Her framing him so she can have those “allegations “ solidified.
'They're Chinese'
'That's a very hurtful thing to say, dont be mean'
The latter seems the most insulting
Imagine what could have happened if they had stopped filming like she told him to.
Right it would have been different if he stopped in the middle of playing and started yelling, "oh look a commie flag! Go back to China! This is a free country!"
No they waited and approached him and tried to force him to do what they wanted and got mad when he wouldn't obey.
I love how he didn't give one fucking inch, even through the 40x "don't touch her", and inappropriately-timed yelling.
All shaming tactics to get him to shut off that camera
I’m happy he didn’t because they want to be in control
I’ve been subbed to him for almost 10 years so to see him go viral for something this wild actually let me lost for words. How fuckin weird was the guy screaming about their age 😅
I didn’t like that she wasn’t a little girl. It was very provocative.
Same I've been subbed to him for a while and the last channel I thought something like this would happen too.
The lady is old .. she done plastic surgery to cover everything
Same, sub for 5 years, I was like "lets hear some boogie woogie today" and then all this shit break loose😂
It was so weird and this is the first video I've seen where anyone has commented on that!! If someone's touching you inappropriately, is it ok if you're the same age? No! But he wasn't even touching her. It was such an act!
Absolute bull💩. Literally weren’t even on his camera until they put themselves there.
This is the classic example of the Streisand effect. They were so adamant that they didn’t want people to know something that nobody was paying attention to anyway that they inadvertently made everyone pay attention to what they were trying to hide.
They didn’t know he was doing a live feed
Doesn't matter, you're in public. The news can film you. People can livestream you. Don't like it? Stay at home.
Poor Babs
@@andreabonanno437womp womp. Cry more
@@a.b.coatinglove people like you 😂😂😂😂😂
I couldn’t even finish watching this, I was getting too annoyed. The amount of times I’ve seen Chinese travellers take pictures and filmed people that look “different” from them when they are in other countries, WITHOUT their permission. Such a joke 😂
yes, i totally agree. and there are quite a few videos about chinese traveling in japan. these videos show many times how the japanese get annoyed because the chinese just have bad behavior. usually it is public setting like a restaurant, etc. so this seems like something chinese typically do.
My mother in-law is from Taiwan and does this but it’s a cultural difference. She likes taking pretty pictures and it’s like a love of photography and art. It’s not just that they do this when they see westerners, I’ve seen her photos travelling around Taiwan and there’s lots of nice photos of random Taiwanese people. Culturally that’s just normal in some countries.
I’ve never seen Asians behave like the arseholes in this video. I get your point but people like my partner and his family are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. My mother in law is the sweetest woman ever and she would be really upset if she bothered anyone by taking a picture of them. She just does it because she enjoys taking nice photos and it’s basically a part of her memories for her travels.
@@silverstorm1000 You said a lot without saying anything, lol.
Some one did this to me. My ex was Vietnamese and we were on vacation in DR. We asked this Chinese lady if she could take a pic of us on my phone. Which she did. Meanwhile, her mom (also Chinese)took out her own phone and took pics of me and my ex. They were fascinated to see an interracial couple. She didn't even ask for our permission
@@nisscee.social_ Hi Nisscee! I love your videos
There's actually more to the story or rather these individuals but the craziest thing is that they closed off the area around the piano so nobody can play it anymore. Clown world.
Then when people noticed that, they reopened it 😂😂😂😂
That's the British government for you.
Sounds like England to me
Wow everyone bends over for Winnie-the-Pooh lol. Glad to see it's not just us.
@@piranhapout You're now on the list, be safe brother 🤣
Isn't this the one where the cop ends up playing piano with him?
That "Don't touch her!" Chinese guy was especially sickening.
Makes me think about how big of an impact growing up in a communist/authoritative/dictatorship country can affect a person’s psyche. The Chinese man was making up such ridiculous accusations and was making up threats because that’s what he’s used to. He got loud, wouldn’t hear the other side out because that’s what he’s used to. Kinda sad to think about …
If you’re in a dictatorship, you are usually used to keep quiet to not draw attention, and to conform to what is expected of them… I don’t see where you draw that connection, there are entitled Karens and dramatic snowflakes anywhere. Plus, Karen is literally coined by americans😂😂
@@st4tics0und58buddy you too naive if that’s all you know of dictatorships. They are quiet to conform to their dictatorship bosses. Not in another country where they believe they don’t answer to any foreign laws. Also, he’s clearly a person of privilege within a dictatorship, to be in a position to be entrusted by his dictatorship bosses to represent his dictatorship country abroad. As such, this person of privilege has never in his life been told “no” by people who are not his boss or dad or mom. Next, he is instructed from the beginning to use those “racist” and “don’t touch her” trigger words since they draw attention from western societies in public. Wake me up if a foreigner in China can freely yell these two things at a Chinese person and have the surrounding public and police be on the side of the dramatic snowflake foreigner 😂
@@st4tics0und58you’re acting as if there is no Chinese nationals in the west who are from families connected to the government who are used to shouting to get their way in china so yes it actually makes sense what the comment above said
brainwashing does that to people indeed
@@st4tics0und58Karens isn’t an American thing 😂
As a Brit, PC doesnt stand for "Police Constable", it stands for "political correctness". Brendan handled himself brilliantly, and that female officer is indicative of what the UK police have become. Nothing racist about stating a geographical fact. Ironically, the UK is becoming more authoritarian, so we should enjoy our "free country" while we can.
It can't stand for both?
Woow man Brandon got bullied by Chinese communist goons
@@GeeseHof course it can, just depends on the context of the conversation.
heh, every day you guys make AMerica look better and better.
Bro just comment taiwan is a free country to pissoff china
Could they have made themselves anymore suspicious?
They CCP sleeper agents. 😂
Right ? This almost seems like they were paid to do this anti western propaganda stunt, but we all know the CCP would never do something like that.
You can tell they are used to ordering and commanding obedience. Big-wig’s wife and her well spoken British accent son/body guard. “Why are you touching her! Don’t touch her!” He had a melt down.
Word of mouth here in London, the woman that they didn’t want filmed is head of a large British law firm who has internal connections to the CCP. She’s apparently a foreign spy and has relations to former prime ministers and other real influential higher ups here in the UK. MI6 have apparently been involved in this case as it’s a matter of national security, Dr K mentioned in an earlier video he’s received emails claiming the guy shouting is actually a handler and was armed in that video hence why it became charged so quickly and why they as well as the Chinese government want the video taken down everywhere. Now it’s even more viral lol, too bad.
I'm with Liberty Prime on this one
Even still, UK law is pretty clear on photographing/film in public spaces. police have no power to prevent unless its under the Terrorism Act of 2000. the handler being armed is questionable considering he made a threat in a public space and at no POINT did he make it clear he was a handler/guard/ etc. to the female so legally speaking if he opened fire on the guy with glasses I'de expect the handler to more than likely lose his diplomatic immunity status (which is possible) and be charged for potential murder/attempted murder if he opened fire as he has zero grounds for self defence here.
China doesn’t even extradite their citizens (which they constantly abuse) for crimes committed abroad. There is no chance they would waive his diplomatic immunity, and only they would have the power to do so. The most that would happen is he would be ordered to leave the UK. China might deal with him back home though for embarrassing them.
There's no way in hell she's an actual professional spy for anyone. If she is, then she's the absolute worse "spy" I've ever seen. A real spy would've gone about their business and slipped through.. She comes off as a massive airhead.
@@celestialsamurai2042 more like a propogandist than an undercover spy.
What’s crazy is that if they have this confidence in a foreign country imagine what they are allowed to get away with in China
They aren't able to do that in there country. They are probably told to do that im other people's countries. Try acting out like they are in China
I don't think so. They behave in China but it seems that they don't want so show how they behave outsite!
Facts 👍
You know those in Africa try to commanding Africans and it sometimes result to fights . Some were deported from east Africa because of that and they also call Africans names in their own land
Organ harvesting for 1 thing
This is a famous piano in St.Pancras International Station in London. It was gifted to the station in 2016 by Sir Elton John when he did a surprise performance there.
It is encouraged for musicians to use it and any Londoner would be unsurprised to see someone filming there. Very famous artists show up every now and again to do a session (e.g. John Legend).
Utterly ridiculous that people travel to another country and expect their laws and regulations to be effective elsewhere.
Yeah I’ve been to St Pancras hundreds of times and there’s always someone playing that piano, It’s great. A lot of people do film themselves playing it
The Chinese are brainwashed
Thank you for clarifying that.. I thought the location looked familiar..
I wonder if Elton John knows his piano is cordoned off and can’t be played.
How is this not everywhere? This isn’t China!!! Fucking unbelievable
If this guy wasnt recording the "private security" police officers would have charged him for a hate crime, GBH and probably 100 other things. Imagine telling a civilian to stop recording and then levelling an accusation at him after. Crazy
100%, the second she told him to stop recording I knew she wanted to try and threaten him with some bullshit that isn't law, and didn't want evidence of her doing it, since every time they try this people justifiably get pissed at our police.
Always film an encounter with UK police.
As a Chinese who also lives abroad l feel so shame. This whole thing is ridiculous,if you don’t want to be filmed why still show up although no one wants to film you… also these people even hold the Chinese flag trying to “spread” Chinese culture but what they did is just make more hate comes to us. I feel so sad about it
I have a lot of Chinese friends who feel the same as you 😢 a few bad apples ruin the reputation of a whole group. Hang in there Lilike ! ❤
It’s not hate coming to you. Chinese bring the hate. I work around Chinese people and I’d say a good percentage is very unpleasant towards others. Yet they have a law to protect them in America.
@@allmylifeihadtofight9815sir, l don’t think we are talking about one thing.
every race got some black sheep.
No need to feel ashamed buddy, we are only responsibie for our own actions. We don't need to say sorry for awful words said by people from our ethnic background, gender or s orientatuon. You are you.
What's wrong with that cop? What's the problem saying "China" "Chinese" "Communist Flag" OMG what the fuck.
I laughed out loud when she told the pianist that he can't say, "We are not in China."
Apparently, using truth and objective reality is not allowed when you are arguing with someone who makes things up to begin with. Fucking clown world.
it's baffling and scary
You want to talk about imperialism... The damn Chinese expect everyone else to adhere to the CCP's laws in other countries.
If you're a white man and mention race (or anything close) it's racist
@@DarldDale To be fair, he didn't need to say "we're not in China" as that's a bit condescending.
All he needed to do is just say in the UK I am free to film in a public space and that's it.
If they had said something like "in my country you would be arrested for this", then fair enough.