Chinese Tourists Have Viral FREAKOUT On British Piano Player!

Things escalate quickly when Chinese tourists approach this pianist live streaming his performance on YouTube 🎹

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[jamie]

For people that don’t want to be filmed, they sure created a scene worth recording.

[pixelsandpolys]

The audacity of people coming to a foreign country and try to boss around its citizens and bully them against their own laws is insanity.

[viribusunitis]

"We're not in China" is all that needed to be said here. Absolutely right mate.

[palacios]

I'm Argentinean and I'm furious. The guy is just playing piano and he's right UR NOT IN CHINA!!

The fact that the police tries to SIDE with them is dangerous.

[osbjmg]

It's not racist to call someone by their nationality, especially since they are literally waving the country's flag.

[tone]

"Do not touch her."
"Do not touch her."
"Do not touch her."
Shut up. That guy is disgusting. He wanted to cause a scene to get that man arrested.

[Ginger_Tank]

"Don't touch her" & "you're not the same age"
He's making it sound like the man was molesting a minor...

[benjones]

If you don’t want to be filmed, maybe don’t walk up to the person with a camera and start an argument.

[smokeywilly]

The irony of waving a Chinese flag in Britain and then claiming someone else can’t record you. The very right that ensures our ability to wave that flag also ensures us the right to record.

[leonardovvvvv]

As an Asian, I can give more insight as to why this was racist: it wasn't. The only racist thing here is pretending to be a victim using race bait to harrass a chill dude playing piano in public.

[tomasnozka]

It is a matter of principle. Thank you for standing up for all of us!

[robmoore]

Absolutely ridiculous. No one was filming them until they inserted themselves into the situation. Well done sir.

[davidcaunter]

So a police officer would rather infringe on the rights of a CITIZEN rather than explain to tourists they are in a public place and should have no expectation of privacy? 🙄

[arezllee]

The absolute worst part of this is the officer coming over and saying “you can’t say things like that” when the dude literally just stated the fact “we aren’t in China”. Britain is doomed.

[michaeljunipermasigan]

Don't leave China. Stay on your own soil.

[tobystamps]

This is so sad. I’m really glad he stood up to them. That policewoman was a disgrace.

[doyouguysnothavephones]

Isn't China a surveillance state where there are cameras everywhere? Why do these people suddenly have problem with being filmed all of a sudden?

[o.saudita]

Well done for sticking to principles and exposing their ridiculous behaviour. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 You have every right to film in public.

[lordjim]

British citizen in Britain: "we are not in China"
British police: "you can`t say things like that"