Why Chinese expats attacked British pianist EXPLAINED

From friends to foe, the real reason why these Chinese little pinks were so triggered.

0:00 Intro
1:01 The prequel: Jim and his Japanese TV crew
3:42 Friendly at first
5:03 It begins
6:35 Things escalate
7:06 Things escalate again
7:58 Adelina made it worse
9:19 All about the flag
13:37 Wolf warrior diplomacy
14:26 Communist or not, simple question

[AllyFromChina]

Check out my follow up video explaining how the Chinese group's continued attacks/excuses after the incident are straight from the CCP's playbook:

[ndomingo]

The raised voice was to draw attention. “Don’t touch her!” was insinuating sexual harassment or assault despite the fact that Branden was merely pointing at the flag. “You’re not the same age!” was further insinuating sexual impropriety. He was also quick to play the race card. That Newton dude knew very well what he was doing!

[dylanandmolly]

Communists trying to be communists in the UK. And failing.

[Pete]

The police officer’s behaviour was very disappointing and patronising. Good on Brendan for standing his ground and not taking any rubbish from anyone.

[qigong]

Falsely accusing someone of sexual harassment is punishable in England. The guy should be put in jail. Very dangerous.

[WorldReserveCurrency]

I was just so disgusted and shocked when I saw the video. I never seen such hypocrites. Completely enjoying all the freedoms afforded to them as visitors and yet trying to oppress a native citizen of their rights. It was astonishing. I never seen anything like it. A lot of self entitled narcissism.

[lazyfrogonalog]

The young Chinese lady constantly touched and fondled with her flag on the video during the argument. The flag and the racism allegations were just diversionary tactics to gaslight Brenden and to play the victim when they realised he wasn't budging about the filming. They wanted the use of the piano and for Brenden to stop filming, all the rest of the talking was word salad and noise to put everyone off guard. It worked with the police woman.

[StimParavane]

What offended me more was the behaviour of the female police officer.

[aikotoba]

I've traveled to China before and people were friendly but I would never ever consider shouting at Chinese people while I'm a guest in their country.

[kenmolinaro]

"Why are you calling me a communist?"
"Because your holding a communist flag. It's right there."
"No I'm not."
"Yes you are!"

-- That bit was like a Monty Python skit.

[MrBrowser]

Newton knew it was all an act, he shouted 'don't touch her' to gain public awareness and try to make it look like the pianist was doing something harassing, and even awkwardly added "you aren't the same age" and tried to weaponize racism obviously not knowing what it means. This happens all the time in China, I'm surprised the lady didn't roll around on the floor gasping for breath like they do too, thinking they could sue for money. The social media response later was all the same antics, shifting blame, making other people look bad, making things up. Sadly, living in China for a long time, my only fear was they they don't try that stuff in the west, but here we are ey.

[TheBiggreenpig]

Imagine a group of American tourists doing this in China. Waving an American flag, shouting at a local internet celebrity trying to take over a public place. Would they EVER leave the chinese prison?

[kmlgraph]

This is just the tip of the iceberg. In my country (Canada) the CCP set up Chinese "Police Stations" that Chinese Canadians are encouraged to go to for "help". In fact, they collect information on Chinese Canadians and intimidate them not to speak out against CCP. When police closed down some stations, the China associations hosting the stations sued for $4.9 million in damages. Clearly, the Chinese government needs to learn "correct behaviour" towards other nations.

[memememineme]

Nope. Sorry but I don’t buy it. He screamed “Don’t touch HER! You are not the same AGE.”He is trying to make Brendon look like he is an older man assaulting a woman who is apparently younger than him and create “witnesses” for the police who they called. Now unless the flag has she/her pronouns and is still very young I think that turning this into an issue about the flag is 💯 bogus!! This is a deflection from utterly unacceptable behaviour!! This guy is just simply an entitled arrogant individual who totally misjudged the situation and disrespected another human being.

[yaiburanakul]

The Chinese group not only tactlessly tried to use the piano, they were also so easily triggered to raise an emotional reaction that truly made them look quite noxious.

[GameplayTubeYT]

Only China Spy can become British without losing its citizenship in China 😂

[A.F.]

That group of Chinese youths were total kill joys. Never impose your ideas or view points when you are in a foreign especially when you are there as guests.

[melvinjansen]

Japanese immediately saw the Chinese and stayed at the background. 😂

[TMan-uwrb]

7:55 I actually don't think that is why he is offended and called him a racist. Remember he walked over to have this conversation with a confident smile on his face. I think he just wanted to quickly bluff and bully the piano player into letting them make their video. He is quite familiar that calling someone racist is a powerful accusation. So, he acted offended about everything and wanted to loop the conversation back to racism in order to use this powerful accusation. The average person will just concede and withdraw. Unfortunately for Newton, he made a miscalculation. Livestreamers and public musical performers have some of the highest self confidence in the world and this piano player was both. He was never going to cower and concede to a bully. Anyone with a decent social IQ would have known that within seconds of meeting him.

[Kannot]

I think that the psychopath with orange scarf wanted to score some points at home.