Ah, there's nothing quite like giving commentary on the downfall of Western civilization. So, there is a brand new video trends on YouTube at the moment where YouTubers will go around the streets and just document what they see in everyday life pretty much. And this does make for very interesting content because the world is becoming a very increasingly violent place to live in, especially in Western society.
And especially as a dad to two boys myself, I really like watching this type of content because this channel has always been centered around fighting, self-awareness, self-defense, being able to handle yourself. And videos like these show how important that is. As a man should be able to defend yourself.
So, today's video is from a channel called DJ E Media. But it was put on to him by Fred CPO, who is the bodyguard who works with Cass, Kaz, and Sharley V. Me and Fred have been speaking a little bit.
Hopefully, we can get a little collab going before the end of this year. So, Fred is basically a bodyguard for hire. And creators like this DJ E Media hire them to walk around the streets of the UK to film the content.
Which when you think about that, you need a bodyguard to go around and film in a public place, which is completely legal to do. But just the simple fact that having a camera in a public place can get you in danger is a pretty crazy thought. So, this is where the context to the rest of the video begins.
Sorry, I don't know this guy's real name, but DJ must have had a previous running with these people before. But he points out how suspicious they look walking around with masks on. Think uh weak bender, these.
Well, there we are. Look at the gang. We've seen that lady many times.
Proper masked up, this one, look. Proper masked up. Mask boy.
Do you recognize him there? Yeah. That one there with the hoodie over there.
Him there. Some funny people. >> Yeah.
He looks familiar. Which one? The one that you what, kicked?
So, that's the one that Fred put down with a kick and a punch. A slap and a kick. Right there.
You should go and ask him how it felt. >> [laughter] >> So, lesbian cartel there. Keeping things calm.
Uh Mr being kicked to the Is it okay? Thumbs up, guys. Thumbs up.
Thumbs up. I'm filming him anyway. You just happened to be in the way.
Is it him? Maybe. Ah.
I don't know if you uh get kicked or [laughter] not. Did you get kicked? No, not you.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
Ah. You all right? So, Fred and DJ originally thought that this lads was the one who he slapped and he kicked a while back.
But turns out it's not. Now, some people on these videos will often defend these little scallywags and say, "Well, if you're filming people in public, then you're asking for it. " But to that I say, if you're a decent contributing member of society, why would people just be coming up and filming you in the first place?
They're filming you because you're up to no good. You've got a mask on. You're pulling your hood up.
You're like this, trying to conceal your identity. Like you guys couldn't tell that this was me if I just did this. If I'm up to no good on the streets, I'm just going to go like this.
Stab someone. There you go. Hey, you can't tell it was John Jones, can't you?
Because I've got me nose and me mouth covered. So, anyway, they go for a little bit of a walk and they come across one of the lads who was with those two black lads a moment ago. And they have a little bit of a confrontation.
Let's watch what happens. Here. He looks gone, doesn't he?
Gone there. Gone. What's that?
What's that? All right. Don't be aggressive.
Why not? Film. We just were filming, mate.
We just were filming. Is that what I am, is it? A bit of slander there, yeah?
Why? Cuz I'm filming. So, filming you that makes me a nonce.
No sense, mate. Making no sense. You just back off, mate.
You're tight. I'm gainer. Gainer nonce.
Now, the reason why they were filming them is because they were the lads from before. And also, DJ was just somewhat panning his camera past those two lads. Even still, if you are a upstanding member of society, why would it bother you?
If you're securing yourself and someone just ever so slightly glances past you with their camera, I'm not asked. Whatever. Now, maybe if it was a criminal and I don't want me face on camera, then yeah, I'd be like, "Hey, why are you filming me?
" And that's why these lads walked up aggressively on Fred and DJ. But one thing I love that Fred does is he always keeps distance between him and the potential threat. So, did you notice Fred constantly had his hand out like this, just as if he was explaining himself with his palm up, which often shows a sign of welcoming and being reasonable and polite?
If I speak to you like this, it's not quite as hostile or threatening as if I was speaking to you like this. You see, there's a difference. This palms up means no threat.
But Fred is doing this on purpose. Him being like this keeps the distance between him and the potential threat at arm's length, but also his hand is out there ready to slap him if he needs to or push him away. And some people might not even realize this is going on.
I always say, if you're in a potentially dangerous situation and someone's right up in front of your face and you've got your hands here like this. Hey, mate. Look, no.
Sorry, I don't want any trouble. So, it looks like he is surrendering, but you've got options from here. And one of my favorite options is, "Hey, mate.
Look, no. I don't want any trouble. " Elbow.
Cracks his head on the pavement. I've gone to prison. 20 years.
No more YouTube channel. We don't want that, do we? But I'm just saying, ah, good move.
And it was the other smackhead who tried to escalate the situation further by throwing whatever it was he threw at him. Now, the confrontation continues. You all right there?
You all right? Sit down. Get off it.
Sit down. What do you want from the next street? Roll over.
[ __ ] hell, mate. Come on. Let's just Roll over.
Next. [ __ ] next. [ __ ] next.
Yeah? Yeah. Next.
What we doing? I'm filming you. I'm filming you.
Oh, you can't just can't just You see how Fred is also being very non-emotional in this situation. He's kind of just standing there like, yeah. What?
Uh you just barked. Okay. What do you do?
Go away. He seems very unfazed. And this lads, you can tell that he is the one who is emotional and riled up.
And I say a thousand times, but he is probably used to acting like that. And then the other person back and down due to that aggressive attitude. And this little scallywag can see that Fred is unfazed.
So, he basically has no other choice to just walk away. What else did he call me down there? Gay.
Call me gay. What's he throwing? Not sure.
[ __ ] light. Notice how they will throw stuff when they're miles away, but they won't actually do anything when they're right there in front of Fred's face. So, they end up back where they were a little bit earlier when they were talking to those two lads who were on the wall.
And there's now a big group of them. So, you know that the bravery levels of these scally smackhead lowlifes has increased a lot. [ __ ] hell, it's rammed.
Look at it. Loads of them. Uh Piccadilly Gardens.
Welcome to Manchester, guys. All right. You okay?
It's fine. Oh. Going to film you now, mate.
Going to film you now. Go on, then. Right.
So, we got the alky smackhead throwing all of his supplies at Fred and DJ. And you notice the way Fred deployed the umbrella. That's why he keeps the umbrella.
It's not because it's raining. It's actually a self-defense strategy. It's so he can block incoming projectiles and so he can use it as a joust.
Eh, stab the paper tracers. Right. So, this is where it escalates.
People get slapped. People get kicked. There's a little bit of a push and a shove back.
When Fred says "Stay back" a couple times, that's when he's about to deploy the right-hand slap followed by the left roundhouse. But you could see that black lad didn't know what to do. He was like, "Oh, I want to go after them, but I know I'll get battered.
" So, the situation escalates some more. >> Call the ambulance. You You think with the ball now, don't you?
You think Put the ball down and do it. Put the ball down and do it. Yeah, there we go.
Now we go. There we go. Fight like a man.
I'm a smack head. You're not going to do [ __ ] mate. You're not going to do [ __ ] You're not going to do [ __ ] Get back to your [ __ ] wall.
Get back to your wall. Get back to your wall. The irony of a smack head calling someone who was not a smack head a smack head.
But there's a few funny interesting things here we can take a look at. So the lad puts his bottle down, which is good. Nice one, DJ, for de-escalating the situation.
That's actually good. I'm happy I'm sarcastic there. Fred puts away his brolly and then the square up.
Look at the lad. Thinks he knows what he's doing when he's fighting. No, he doesn't cuz he turns away.
Fred throws a little jab and then kick. Now, where's that energy, lad? Where you going?
Why are you walking away? You've just been kicked. I'll tell you why you're walking away.
Because you're looking for your homies for backup. And now you realize Fred can actually fight and he might actually be a bit of a threat to you. People aren't used to getting kicked in fights.
And what it does, when someone's not used to being kicked and then you do get kicked, even if it's not that hard, it takes them out of the fight. They are no longer thinking about the fight. They're thinking about the fact that you kicked.
So often people say don't kick in street fights cuz you might slip over. Depends what type of shoes you've got on. But I do think it's a very viable option and also it's very low risk.
If you boot someone in the leg or tip them in the guts or crack them in the ribs, the probability of them really getting hurt is lowered exponentially and then you're not going to get into as much trouble then. But also take a look at this. Look at him on the left there in the purple.
Look what he's doing. You see what he's doing right now? He's looking for his homies.
He's making sure that his boys are with him. See, look. He's looking back to the black lad, to the smack head, and then he's looking to his left to make sure that his backup is in his peripheral vision.
Like, come on, boys. Are we going to go and get him? And I guarantee this lad in the purple would have charged at Fred if these all came forward with him.
But they were all scared. They're all [ __ ] cats. They don't know how to fight one-on-one.
They've got no balls. They usually fight in gangs and they'll try and blindside you and attack you from behind if they have that opportunity. Oh, well, that exactly happens.
There's no point fighting with a weapon, is there? Come on. Come on.
Come on. Behind you. Behind you.
Behind you. Don't come near me then. Don't come near me then.
Don't come near me. Don't come near Pay close attention to this geezer. Look.
Watch his head. Look at his vision. He looks in the bin.
You see that? And he's looking at the floor. He's looking around.
He's looking at all these bricks he's walking on. Do you know what he's doing? He's looking for a weapon.
He's looking for something to throw. Coward. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
That one there. Yeah, the the ones below him as well just smacked me for no reason. You right.
Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.
Whoa. Whoa. I got him.
I got him. I got him. I got him.
I got him. I got him. I got him.
I got him. Come on, mate. What are you running away for?
Typical coward's behavior. Throws something then runs away. So I think this is Manchester Piccadilly Gardens, I think.
And there's been [music] a bunch of YouTubers now who go to this spot and there's always drama. And look, there's places like this in Liverpool as well. And for those who want to say, "Yeah, well, you shouldn't film people.
This is what these YouTubers get. They shouldn't be filming people without their consent and all that. They're asking for trouble.
" Okay, we'll go to a town center in the countryside. Go to somewhere where the diversity is low or non-existent or an affluent area. You won't get this sort of behavior even if you're shoving the camera in people's faces.
So anyone who wants to defend these sort of reactions, then you're probably one of these people. How does that feel? How does that feel knowing you've got no control over your emotions?
How does it feel knowing that you're probably not going to go anywhere in life? Oh, damn. I'm getting a little bit personal now.
But I just hate seeing the direction that this country is going in. [music] Violence, aggression, volatility, and then people say that the billionaires are the problem. Absolutely ridiculous.
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