I worked in the TV/Film Industry for 30 years and I can understand the need for security on set and that Producers do not wish to have surveillance of what they are producing before it is shown on the media. Spoilers ------ does that word mean anything to you ???
What an utter disgrace to think they have these muppets doing site security. I have watched quite a lot of your videos. You are always professional and considerate and polite. Thank you keep the good work up. Thank you again.
It’s too good not to use in situations like this. I wonder if all these people would have come out if I had asked permission for them to be involved in my little UA-cam video? 🤣🤣💚💚💚
So according to The Mirror you 'hacked' the radio waves to listen in. You 'attempted' to fly a drone over the walls. The bosses acted fast to prevent you from reaching the set. You refused to leave (a public area) and argued that you would defend yourself whilst refusing to leave (a public area.) The lamestream media at it's finest.
Sounds like a win-win.. DJ gets some spicey content & free PR to monetise & head of PR get to spin some saucy headlines for free publicity, all good / clean / law abiding fun.. both masters of the game.. you two should go into business! 😂
They are correct to be worried about drones filming their stuff. But not to send a bully to make law abiding people go away. They acted like this is completely unexpected, when they should already have plans to deal with this graciously. Considering the popularity factor this could have already happened with someone way less professional than DJ. Or even a malicious kind of clout chaser or troll.
That's the most coverage of big brother I've ever watched, and the most I ever will. If you really wanted to get rid of the teletubby security clown, all you had to do was walk quickly.
I watched the series dead set, about the big brother house being the safest place after a zombie outbreak, better acting in that the whole lot of that big brother mince.
@@Klemheist what just because its a cul-de-sac means nothing a public road is a public road makes no difference if businesses on either side agree or not THEY DONT OWN ROAD in first place
Let me get this straight, “if you are on a public footpath, you cannot be zooming people, you get me!” I am blown away by the highly trained security officer! LOL.
Yes, and even a mention on GMTV this morning, if slightly skewed. They made it sound like a mischievous drone operator was just trying to film the housemates in 'the garden'. Usual 'adjusted reality' of a news service. If they lie about that then why believe anything they say?
mate you crack me up!! your absolutely correct. a security guard at all times working must have the SIA licence on display at all times while working on site and in public. otherwise the security are not professional and done the security training.👍😉
It's interesting that Big brother is currently getting viewing figures of approx 800,000 and this video already has 200,000 views so so far so well done and keep up the good work
Mr Teletubby was not nice once despite his claims. Good job DJ. 👍 SRM Security is a second rate security compony covering Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire, East Anglia and London. They note film & tv security, events, door security, etc. The clients listed mostly tv industry.
And perhaps have a fitness as well as intelligence test to ensure they can do a job. That lad couldn't have walked 50 yards never mind prevent a security threat. If I was the client, I would have been very unimpressed.
SRM security need to train their staff in basic communication skills and deescalation rather than bully boy intimidation tactics which thankfully were lost on DJ 😂
Big Brother is about filming/publishing almost every intimate moment of (albeit consenting) peoples lives, yet 'they' seem to have a problem with filming/publishing in an obviously very public place. 🤷
These film crews are always such an entitled bunch of tossers. They want to curtail everyone else's rights rather than work correctly within the parameters of the law. If they want privacy then they need to make it, not try to intimidate others out of their freedoms. Excellent work DJ.
They try to pull the same shit in the USA, claiming something like "This is a copyrighted work." Yeah, the movie will be copyrighted. Your film set is not.
That's right, security cameras on houses and buildings, street cameras, cameras in cars, NPR cams at car park entrances (which snap every driver), tourists snapping away, webcams filming you and a thousand other types of public cameras, but get your phone or a camcorder out and BANG! - a qualified Wetherspoons lawyer appears with all the relevant legislation glued inside his empty head, often with the terribly embarrassing statement: "I knows the law". What the fuck does THAT mean? You know what laws, All of them? A few of them? Criminal Law? Family Law? Motoring Law? Property Law? All English Law? By spouting that halfwittery you announce to the world a colossus of personal stupidity before you even start, and just once I'd love to see DJ cross-examine a halfwit on that issue.
OMG DJ, this was fantastic! the nerve of them trying to tell you not to film, the pot calling the kettle black… that XXXXXXL security guard was trying to push your buttons but you stood you’re ground. really enjoyed this one. well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Your a dickhead. At the end they ask very nicely about the people who work there that they don’t want to be filmed, they are just doing their job. Yes they are in a public place, but there is a thing called HUMAN DECENCY. This human that makes these videos isn’t decent, he’s a fucking prick. I think he’s lucky that he hasn’t been chinned. The two women at the end were lovely towards him and very fair but he just continues to be a complete melt!
When he opened up the bag of tricks and pulled out a gas detector and a walkie-talkie I laughed out loud loudly. This guy is prepared for every scenario, an Aladdin’s Cave for auditing 😂
At 40:20 she disagrees with you and then says "I know a lot about Privacy laws!" Then in the next breath says "We are appealing to your good nature" So its not illegal then is it otherwise you wouldn't hesitate to call the police.
@@mpol701 Police wouldn't be interested. No offence has been committed. You can listen to anything you want over the radio spectrum. It's only if you transmit on an unlicenced or reserved frequency that an offence is committed. A scanner doesn't transmit anything just receives signal.
This was right up there with you best videos DJ. Handled Professionally. I wish I had your control. I do have to thank you for educating me better about the 249g drone laws as I used to be quite nervous flying mine, if confronted not being very confident but those days are gone now.
Under signing and guarding regulations where a footpath is closed and pedestrians are required to walk around the cordoned area onto a road, there is a requirement when entering a road to provide a footpath barrier to protect against accidents between vehicles and pedestrians.
Yep, we have those kinds of regulations in my country too. When there is work being done on the sidewalk, pipes are being dug out or tiles relaid of whatever, they always place the protective railing out into the street so that you can go there because the sidewalk is obstructed, sometimes bikes and pedestrians have to share that path due to their operation crossing both the sidewalk and the biking path which is then indicated by a sign that shows this. I think it's a good system, it works, we all just have to abide by that stuff for the purpose of being considerate to each other and to avoid harm.
Intrusive Big Brother asking for privacy.... you couldn't make it up.... I haven't watched BB since the second series! I'd rather watch this calling out of these Hypocrites and showing up there securities attempted intimidation any day! GREAT JOB
Just noticed something 12.12 foot path closed , there is a major problem there , by law they have to put temporary ramps at kerb also they have to cone off a safe walkway minimum 700 mm wide for wheelchairs as they are forcing people to walk in the road
As a wheelchair user who’s dealt with local issues with pavements, drop kerbs and ramp access for road works and other accessible spaces in my area you are absolutely right, that is a legal requirement, again it shows how these companies don’t care and cut corners in the hope no one will notice or complain, until there’s a lawsuit from someone whose fallen off the curb or been hit by a vehicle who didn’t see them 🤷🏻♀️
THE CORRUPTION OF PRIVATE SECURITY LEAVING THEIR PROPERTY GOING OUT ONTO PUBLIC ROAD/FOOTPATH AND HARASSING A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC IS DISGUSTING -------- WHEN WILL THE COPS OR THE SIA START TO SORT OUT THESE THUGS ============
Great point. This is one of the best things about DJ. He pushes back against private security harassing people outside of their boundaries. It needs to be stopped.
Lol it’s not corruption you moron! I have done an SIA course and they don’t teach you things like rights on filing etc because they don’t expect some bellend throwing his weight around for his you tube channel. They focus on important things like keeping people safe. The course is about 4 days long and when they tell you you need to display your licence at all times they tell you once at some point and it probably gets lost in the mountain of information you have to remember. You think any of these security guards get in trouble for not having it on display 😂😂😂 Any normal person would look at footage like this and know immediately that the guy filming is a complete bellend, they would appease him because he’s just following the law but really they know he’s a complete cunt.
To be fair to the security guard who came close to assaulting you, he probably really doesn’t know that there is no expectation of privacy in a public place since Im guessing he was only on day release from the local prison.
You should have referred them to their OWN sign which they had on the gate that says that there is a chance that visitors may end up being filmed and their images used etc - somewhat ironic that they warn people that it may happen to them and it's ok for them to use those peoples images in social media etc, but when you do it they react like that!
You realise that sign means for visitors who are audience for either the main show or the later live. That’s really not complicated to work that one out 😑
Is it complicated to work out that security guard should not be telling me that it is illegal to film whatever I can see whilst standing on a public footpath?@@IreZico
@@glasshousemtns Not really, he has multiple devices on him, so any reading of EMF will be trash and you need to then prove that this certain radiation is harmful in anyway ( in most cases sun will be more harmful 100x times than anything they could use, so try that point about sun...)
Well done, I hope this triggers a huge group audit outnumbering the sidewalk secretaries. The 'only us' mentality must stop and the SIA needs addressing if they train this!
I would point out that the notice you recorded, say that they may be captured on film and publicized WORLDWIDE, so they have no expectation of privacy on the public area or inside. great clip, rewatched for enjoyment.
Private security believes they can harass, intimidate and interrupt lawful activity that happens NEAR them. Should lose their SIA license...the whole lot.
They have been used to telling people where to get off, and think that is impressive, but when DJ comes along, they are shocked, and then realise they can't do their job properly, especially that fat SRM fool, security company based in Letchworth, not showing his badge because he simply does not want to let any one know his name..conclusion, he is a cowboy, mouthy, and full of you know what. I hope the SIA catch up with these cowboy clowns, the clients realise they have idiots, and buck their ideas up.
You’re wrong if the entrance on a public footpath to a licensed premises is being occupied by someone who has been refused entry or.been ejected . if someone as mentioned tries to block the entrance or stand in a sia frontline door supervisors space on a door being supervised and has been told the sia approved sequence of removal there’s nothing the law can say was illegally done by that sia guard
This video has to be in the top ten, not only because of the high profile event where you have filmed, but how they have behaved, how insecure their processes are for such a high profile event, yet they blame you. You bringing out your ace card, the walkie talkie being the best part, well done for finding.
I think aside from how some of these people might talk to you, you don’t help yourself. Imo, found you to be immediately passive aggressive, and you try to insert little power plays while a lot of these people are more stressed about potentially getting in trouble themselves. You kinda know what your doing and seems like your trying to get a reaction out of them. Not to mention your getting this reaction by these people because your attitude makes people feel uneasy. Just chill mate, your giving people a hard day for no reason and their trying to make a living. Your living is made from giving people stress Can’t hide behind what the law all the time, go by what’s morally right in these situations Keep doing your videos but maybe leave out the element where you charge into arguments with loaded comments All the people you spoke to were really sound and calm, your the agro one
Agree with everything you've said here. I find his stuff interesting a lot of the time (don't usually watch a lot as constantly watching confrontation can be a bit much haha). In this video I instantly found him to provoke this situations where he may otherwise not have gotten a rise. I also found the part where he compared himself to paparazzi interesting.
On the other hand (although I do know what you mean, and have been critical of some of his conduct in the past), he is waiting on a public street, minding his own business, quite legally. He has no legal need to interact with them at all, they should know the law, and mind their own business, they have no power beyond their company.
Well done DJ. Some excellent video shots there and the quality is unbelievable on DAVID. That teletubby security guard was just a bully but you handled them well. The ladies at the end were nice especially the lady that looks after the programme - very polite. Did the other lady mention she is head of press at all?? lol . Thanks DJ
I don't get it... Why do you feel the need to come to this place specifically to antagonise people going about their work. You immediately try to get a reaction from the employees, zoom in on the worker's waists, which would naturally make anyone feel uncomfortable, while generally remaining impolite and uncivil for no reason other than to provoke a reaction. The world's full of enough hate without you causing intentional upset - could've been using your day to better society. Just because something's legal doesn't mean it's right. You need to get your morals sorted.
Feelings are personal and anyone has the right to feel as they wish without judgement. Why is it someone else’s job to walk on eggshells when they’re doing literally nothing wrong? Filming and/or photography is protected. Obstruction of that is an offence. If you’re advocating illegal restriction, join the just stop oil cunts. There’s no morally incorrect choices when it comes to filming in these types of locations. If people didn’t engage, there wouldn’t be an issue.
@@jrdnshwsgenerally if someone was zooming a camera on my backside even in a public setting, anyone in their right mind would feel uncomfortable, and it would be a righteous social cue to then confront that person and hopefully receive a valid explanation or civil conversation. Instead, the questions are met with snappy defensive replies that aim to provoke anger…
Because some people will do anything for views on UA-cam. It's lazy content. What also bugs me as a drone hobbyist myself, is that it gives responsible pilots a really bad name when stuff like this happens. Just because you are technically allowed to be a bellend, doesn't mean that you should be.
As someone who works in the security industry I find it amazing how many jokers have a badge. How in 2023 anyone can think it's not permissable to film in public escapes me. Recently SIA introduced extra training, and a lot of these jokers are being filtered out, about time, I had the misfortune of being placed with so many clueless wannabes it's scary.
I’ve seen genuine footage from an undercover journalist; they went to do the sia licence, with the company carrying out the test all but guaranteeing a pass. The guy running the course provided all answer for the test and it was done in one day. It’s a joke.
@@ethancoffey3694 It is a joke, thankfully most training is genuine, in fact in my recent upskilling many were failed on the basics so it was clear that their licence was not earned legitimately before.
@@DystopianArchive no doubting the majority are good honest people, but it’s the same with anything I suppose, you always get some bad apples. I’d love to get into though, always fancied it. Would you say it’s worth getting into?
@ethancoffey3694 It really depends on who you work for and where you work. You instantly make yourself more employable and the pool of candidates is smaller than some other jobs hence more work for you. If you're young and single door work is great, although I highly recommend not taking anyone home from a club, it's a very bad idea, but get people's numbers for sure. If you're settled down, security guard work is the easiest job in the world. Avoid retail security though, bad pay and actually quite dangerous.
@@topsunnn listen iv worked in many places that have been taken over by Eastern Europeans at the expense of local people, to say the English don't want these jobs is a complete fallacy. Employers choose to use these people because they are more obedient and less aware of thier rights.
I was a doorman for over 10 years and these new gen security guards are completely out of touch with the rules and regulations that is required of them, hence why I left the industry I have to trust my safety with these type of people when I was working
SIA are a joke imo, They were brought in to standardise the industry because obviously there was some pretty bad Security ops going on within the country in the past, but there was also some pretty well trained Security OPS. Now the SIA just produce a mcdonalds type approach to security. Honestly there's alot of braindeads just getting pumped out as Security its laughable.
@@50sense50 your profile pic beautifully underlines your mindless comment! No wonder you're online with a fake profile, hiding behind a loaded keyboard 🤣So Sad 🙈
An old school doorman said to me, his job is to detect dickheads, if he starts off by being a dickhead, then everyone will react by being a dickhead too, and he can't spot the dickheads. If he is friendly and approachable, he can spot the few dickheads.
Well done on how you handled that dj. Back in the 90s and 00s I worked as photographer, including at entertainment and big sporting venues, and security at times behaved less than ideal. It's a different world now and you'd think they'd have learned that you can't or at least shouldn't be able to get away with it anymore. Anyway I really enjoyed this video, you are to be congratulated for putting them in their place 👏
@@whatilearnttoday5295 I'd ask the police to show me the exact legislation and or caselaw that prohibits me to film on public property as no one has the right to privacy in public.
Do security interviews these days go... "Do you eat at Gregg's three times a day?" "oh you do?"..... "you got the job." I don't want to be filmed.... walks up to a person on a public footpath with a video camera 🤦♀ When will these clowns with badges and radios learn they can't tell people what to do in a public space. That clown security guard who spouted nonsense needs to go back on the training course, or actually attend it in the first place.
I love how most security personnel minds turns to putty before dribbling out of their faces as their souls, confidence and manners dissolve out of existence.
Articulate & well spoken while putting your point across & not allowing them to intimidate you at any point. Also being well educated & polite at all times ! Good job 💯👍🍻
Googled for the UK; 'What do you mean by srm in cyber security? Security Risk Management SRM provide a comprehensive security risk management service encompassing people, processes, technology, governance, compliance and risk management.' This said, the person in BLACK CLOTHING with the SRM Logo, DID NOT display a UK Security badge.? (Wow) Its the only thing that is relatable to SRM in the UK that i found. 29:00
Great snapshot of a live TV production, very insightful, thank you DJ. Surely this would be a fantastic venue to audit for similar enthusiasts? Just imagine the chaos if the production team responded, like they did with you, every time a content creator arrived and went about their (lawful) activity... I do hope this has inspired people to visit. Thanks again DJ, keep up the good work. 🎯
one half of me would love to pick up a camera and go audit places, the other half gets mad and starts shouting at my computer screen when these idiots talk nonsense, keep up the amazing work DJ!
Why does an industry who project images feel they are more entitled to privacy that we're not? They've not really thought this through if the drone upsets them.....build their studio indoors perhaps? I'd have been suprised if anyone hadn't been shocked by DJs audacity to film what he's legally allowed to do! Funny how all the conversations took place on a public pavement! Security out of line just for a change. Laughing at "security breach"...smacks of self importance because they're making a TV show.
@@hustysemporium6359 or they'll just spend a few quid (as they should have done) on an opaque or frosted translucent roof to create the privacy they want.
Overt recording cannot be used as a suspicion of hostile intent or anything nefarious. Filming in a public place is perfectly legal and lawful. It is perfectly legal and lawful to photograph anyone from a public place.
It's the scanning that's going to possible get dj in trouble, they can ask police to arrest u for that, u shouldn't tell them your doing that, I do on film sets often but something like big brother is higher security, some places I scan openly and talk to staff, but no way wiyh ig brother, I got on esltree big brother several times wiyh a very small one years ago but another time was found and they told us to take scanners away but we could come back in after
@@mpol701They are on PMR radios which are open to the public without licence and unencrypted. If they were using a licenced channel then that would be different.
Excellent choice made sir, considering the events that happened the company should have to search for the video on line. You gave them every opportunity to behave themselves and they chose the wrong path. They should be thanking you for pointing out the pitfalls in their security i.e. radio traffic on public frequencies. Stay safe DJ and thanks for the look at how things are in the UK. Cheers from Canada
The Big Brother house was struck by a breach of security on Thursday morning which left bosses in a panic as they scrambled to stop the infringement. A UA-camr had attempted to fly a drone over the Big Brother house, trying to scour the studios. According to The Sun, a man claimed he had also somehow hacked into their radio systems and managed to listen into crew conversations. After spotting the man, the security team attempted to usher him away to prevent a breach, but he refused to move. The unknown man, who continued to film surroundings, reportedly shouted: 'I will defend myself.'
Got to love how the msm portray this story in the daily fail trying to make out that dj was in the wrong and that security had got rid of the security breach and stopped him from filming. Its absolutely laughable!
Well they went to the studio for the story .. who aren't going to say that a guy came to the road outside and did what he is legalky allowed to do and showed their 'security' up.. that wouldn't be much of a story and what the msm want to show. They have an absolute cheek doing what they did and know it.. ha ha
I wasn't going to bother watching Big Brother, but following this audit, I might just give it at least a glance! I hope their security detail learns a lesson or two from your visit!
A program named Big Brother which is about watching people with cameras, complaining about being watched with cameras ………..brilliant stuff DJ. Absolutely brilliant.
Well big brother is about the public watching them ect, they’ve signed up for that. But they didn’t sign for some random bloke filming them - put it this way: Imagine a complete stranger filming you?? Would you allow that?
@VortexHD21 I’m not on about the guards - I’m about the housemates. Imagine you’re eating your dinner and some drone is filming you? Who knows where that footage is gonna go? Answer my question if some random bloke was filming you would you be happy? It’s an easy question to answer
@VortexHD21 of course the guards are in a public place, security guards don’t like being filmed because half the time they’re not doing their job properly and often treating people like garage. They hate cameras because it get them in trouble. The house mates are different while that is not there home normally, it is there home for the next 6 weeks. Yes they are on telly being filmed but they’ve signed up for that. But not some weird guy filming from a drone - what if one of them were in the shower ect, there’s different elements to why it’s not okay to just film people when they’re in a house
Old Media vs New Media how one man with a camera is able to intimidate a massive organisation whilst at the same time providing more entertainment than their entire output.
One of your best clips yet. I hope EVERYONE who watches this clip uses it as their method in how to interact AND counteract when one comes across complete clueless numpties.
brilliant , learnt more from you about our rights than i have in my 38 years. You're very brave buddy. Love Natasha from Bellshill ( near Glasgow area ) Scotland born in lancaster though X
I didn’t know BB was still a thing. Another video that highlights unprofessional behaviour by security. I put the blame squarely at the security companies feet. It’s clear to me that a lot of security are not trained properly. This is because proper training would cost security companies money. Basically they are sending out untrained poorly informed security personnel. The discussion / debate you had with the two BB staff was very interesting. And I think they will have learned some valuable lessons in how to keep their staff less visible so to speak. Good stuff 👍👍
Where have you been? It’s just relaunched on ITV, as he said ITV bought the rights last year. It had been pushed back a couple of times and apparently this location was Plan B.
@@handsoffmycactus2958 where have I been ? 🤔🤔🤔. Let’s put it this way. BB isn’t something that interests me. I don’t watch anything on ITV and TV in general. So how would I know ?
If they are so concerned about a possible security breach the best way to avoid that would be to tell their hire security to get back inside the fence and guard the property they are being paid to guard. Instead of accosting members of the public on a public street. The irony of a TV production company not having the faintest idea of what the laws are regarding filming in a public space.
As a fan of Big Brother, and someone who had a great day out at auditions years ago, thank you so much for giving an aerial view of the latest house!!!! Such a shame to see the bad response from the security and staff, but wow, to see it from the air shows that it is much smaller than it appeared on launch night and the shows afterwards!! Excellent, keep up the good work DJ!
The whole experience is broadcasted and advertised all over the television and social media, yet you turn up outside with a camera, and then all of a sudden, the whole thing is shrouded with suspicion, paranoia and secrecy by all those involved. Quite sad, yet entertaining at the same time. Great video DJ 👍
The irony of Big Brother making millions from the very nature of cameras…. Yet don’t want you using your cameras.
Yeah but it’s ok if they do it because they’re big brother 😂
making millions its not even on itv 1 and only people seen talking about it is news channels not normal people
Exactly 💯 😭😭😭📹🤳...cldnt be more ironic!
"The very nature of cameras" lmao think you managed the reach in the end pal
The irony of a TV production company producing a show called 'Big Brother' and complaining about surveillance is too absurd for words. 😂
I worked in the TV/Film Industry for 30 years and I can understand the need for security on set and that Producers do not wish to have surveillance of what they are producing before it is shown on the media. Spoilers ------ does that word mean anything to you ???
@@PaulWoods-s4k Yes it does.
It means that TV companies, no matter how highly they regard themselves, do not have the right to dictate to the public.
@@CoherentChimpI did not see much evidence to suggest that anyone from Big Brother was dictating to AB.
Didn't watch it then?
I will watch it again later.@@CoherentChimp
The irony of them not wanting someone filming is unbelievable
totally lost on them
Incredible isn’t it 😅😂
It's insane. But hey, it's her job and she's trying. Don't believe for a second she doesn't understand, she does.
Biggest irony is someone filming the set of a show that none of his fans like.
One of your best DJ 👍🏼 these people 🙄 jumped up no-nothings - keep up the good work ⭐️
What an utter disgrace to think they have these muppets doing site security.
I have watched quite a lot of your videos. You are always professional and considerate and polite.
Thank you keep the good work up. Thank you again.
He’s a prick what you thanking him for
Zip it is my line mate I can’t remember giving you permission to use it 😂😂😂😂
Great video Mr DJ I really enjoyed that
It’s too good not to use in situations like this. I wonder if all these people would have come out if I had asked permission for them to be involved in my little UA-cam video? 🤣🤣💚💚💚
Did they pull your video from earlier? I can't find it.
The gas tool and the walkie talkie were an excellent touch! You had the first security guy completely perplexed.
I've never seen someone so worried, yet confused.
I hate when people literally start a debate then they lose then proceed to say "Im not here to debate"
How to know you're winning an argument against a Brit:
@@isaacramsay7889what???
So according to The Mirror you 'hacked' the radio waves to listen in. You 'attempted' to fly a drone over the walls. The bosses acted fast to prevent you from reaching the set. You refused to leave (a public area) and argued that you would defend yourself whilst refusing to leave (a public area.) The lamestream media at it's finest.
I doubt they even watched the video mate. Head of PR may have given them the information 💚
A failed character smear attempt!? 🤣 Let's have a party!! 🥳 🎉
Sounds like a win-win.. DJ gets some spicey content & free PR to monetise & head of PR get to spin some saucy headlines for free publicity, all good / clean / law abiding fun.. both masters of the game.. you two should go into business! 😂
Now think these people wrote the covid narrative 🤣
Defend himself? The cretin would get squashed like the bug he is
Thanks. That’s much better than the actual show.
They are correct to be worried about drones filming their stuff. But not to send a bully to make law abiding people go away. They acted like this is completely unexpected, when they should already have plans to deal with this graciously. Considering the popularity factor this could have already happened with someone way less professional than DJ. Or even a malicious kind of clout chaser or troll.
That's the most coverage of big brother I've ever watched, and the most I ever will.
If you really wanted to get rid of the teletubby security clown, all you had to do was walk quickly.
haha, same here. No interest in the programme of 'stars', but these idiots have no clue what they are talking about!!!
Yes, a brisk saunter would leave him in dust. I believe he's there to sit on any detainee until the cops arrive.
I watched the series dead set, about the big brother house being the safest place after a zombie outbreak, better acting in that the whole lot of that big brother mince.
Why do these clowns think they own the public roads ?..
Even us...
@@Klemheist what
just because its a cul-de-sac means nothing a public road is a public road makes no difference if businesses on either side agree or not THEY DONT OWN ROAD in first place
and the sky
Illegal immigrants employed as security guards telling the public not to do this, that and the other.
So true....oh the irony.@@johnmackenzie3773
"We humiliate people for mass entertainment, but from a humanitarian point of view, please don't publish any of us"
Let me get this straight, “if you are on a public footpath, you cannot be zooming people, you get me!” I am blown away by the highly trained security officer! LOL.
That’s the problem. The training is inadequate and not fit for purpose.
When he was on about Zooming people I had to check it wasn't Fat Larry talking. 😂
He will be a contestant in the next one. If there is one
Oh he was a real gem 😂
Innit bruv (big bruv) 😂
The security firm is called : Send in the Clowns Inc.😊
Working for an intrusive tv company and demanding privacy is nuts. So her extensive knowledge of privacy laws taught her nothing.
This looks FAVOURITE for a visit!
Let's see what they've learnt from Dj Audits masterclass.
I’ll be watching 👍
We all will
Brilliant can't wait to see the DJE Media version of big brother 😂😂
AB needs to come here also , that would be funny ,,,, ,🤣
A different kind of immigrant hotel @DJEMedia haha
Absolutely brilliant this one DJ, nailed it with security & senior staff.....didn't want it to end MAGIC 👍👏👏👏👏
Yes, and even a mention on GMTV this morning, if slightly skewed. They made it sound like a mischievous drone operator was just trying to film the housemates in 'the garden'. Usual 'adjusted reality' of a news service. If they lie about that then why believe anything they say?
It's amazing how nice and polite these people are when they want something from you, compared to how aggressive and belligerent they otherwise are.
Indeed.
Great comment
And yet the PR tart _still_ had to try and flex with "I know a lot about privacy laws". Turns out not so much, eh?
Both ways in all reality.
Yes, the guy filming is a great example
mate you crack me up!! your absolutely correct. a security guard at all times working must have the SIA licence on display at all times while working on site and in public. otherwise the security are not professional and done the security training.👍😉
It's interesting that Big brother is currently getting viewing figures of approx 800,000 and this video already has 200,000 views so so far so well done and keep up the good work
If only they said come on in and we will show you something. I would have loved that!
@@DJAUDITS Must of thought you were the papparazzi😄😄😄 ..(excuse my spelling)
Mr Teletubby was not nice once despite his claims. Good job DJ. 👍
SRM Security is a second rate security compony covering Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire, East Anglia and London. They note film & tv security, events, door security, etc. The clients listed mostly tv industry.
Oh dear SRM Security, sort yourselves out, that was criminal harrassment
@@peterhemmings2929 They dont care , they employ the dregs as you can see .
And perhaps have a fitness as well as intelligence test to ensure they can do a job. That lad couldn't have walked 50 yards never mind prevent a security threat. If I was the client, I would have been very unimpressed.
SRM security need to train their staff in basic communication skills and deescalation rather than bully boy intimidation tactics which thankfully were lost on DJ 😂
"SRM" = Security Risk Management
Aka Pinkertons!
Big Brother is about filming/publishing almost every intimate moment of (albeit consenting) peoples lives, yet 'they' seem to have a problem with filming/publishing in an obviously very public place. 🤷
It's a closed TV set, not a public place you muppet.
Utter Hypocrites and Security Team are a joke 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
good point actually!
Kind of like the mainstream media. They present themselves as unedited and authentic but they are far from that.
Control.....
The irony of people responsible for Big Brother complaining about being filmed…
These film crews are always such an entitled bunch of tossers. They want to curtail everyone else's rights rather than work correctly within the parameters of the law. If they want privacy then they need to make it, not try to intimidate others out of their freedoms. Excellent work DJ.
A similar thing happened to Charlie Veitch when he encountered a film crew!
They try to pull the same shit in the USA, claiming something like "This is a copyrighted work." Yeah, the movie will be copyrighted. Your film set is not.
Low IQ woketards
I enjoy those ones the most. I want a niche auditor to film only film crews. The entitlement is hilarious 😂
Did you see the Strickly video in Blackpool? The BBC had the police acting as their own private security, trying to move people on in a public space.
Got to love it when media companies complain about members of the public creating media.
You’ve earned your financial reward for this one DJ for sure! I enjoyed every minute of it - Great stuff 😅
SRM guy is an aggressive psycho embarrassing the TV show.
Does enough to embarrass itself
Yes they employ idiots who cant even speak english
Oh dear! I thought DJ called him the S&M guy!
@@blackjockofmangertonpele could be right 😆
@@blackjockofmangertonpele🤣🤣🤣 that’s bloody funny
The amount of people that think you can't film in public without their permission boggles my head it's common sense 😂
That's right, security cameras on houses and buildings, street cameras, cameras in cars, NPR cams at car park entrances (which snap every driver), tourists snapping away, webcams filming you and a thousand other types of public cameras, but get your phone or a camcorder out and BANG! - a qualified Wetherspoons lawyer appears with all the relevant legislation glued inside his empty head, often with the terribly embarrassing statement: "I knows the law". What the fuck does THAT mean? You know what laws, All of them? A few of them? Criminal Law? Family Law? Motoring Law? Property Law? All English Law? By spouting that halfwittery you announce to the world a colossus of personal stupidity before you even start, and just once I'd love to see DJ cross-examine a halfwit on that issue.
It’s not common knowledge. If you know you know. But clearly many just don’t know
@@christopherwhittaker2620its basic law learn it
Everyone says it…you need my permission to film me…where did these people get that info from..that’s what I’d like to know
@@camrs125 do they ever turn round to the CCTV operator in town centers or shops and say that? Nope never.. thats how stupid they are lol
OMG DJ, this was fantastic! the nerve of them trying to tell you not to film, the pot calling the kettle black… that XXXXXXL security guard was trying to push your buttons but you stood you’re ground. really enjoyed this one. well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
SRM are very unprofessional
Your a dickhead. At the end they ask very nicely about the people who work there that they don’t want to be filmed, they are just doing their job.
Yes they are in a public place, but there is a thing called HUMAN DECENCY.
This human that makes these videos isn’t decent, he’s a fucking prick. I think he’s lucky that he hasn’t been chinned.
The two women at the end were lovely towards him and very fair but he just continues to be a complete melt!
When he opened up the bag of tricks and pulled out a gas detector and a walkie-talkie I laughed out loud loudly. This guy is prepared for every scenario, an Aladdin’s Cave for auditing 😂
I believe it was an EMF scanner & Voltage stick
At 40:20 she disagrees with you and then says "I know a lot about Privacy laws!" Then in the next breath says "We are appealing to your good nature" So its not illegal then is it otherwise you wouldn't hesitate to call the police.
Too funny 😂
On the scanning they can definitely call the police whether a charge would be made not sure but would be investigated
@@mpol701 Police wouldn't be interested. No offence has been committed. You can listen to anything you want over the radio spectrum. It's only if you transmit on an unlicenced or reserved frequency that an offence is committed. A scanner doesn't transmit anything just receives signal.
@@mpol701what crime is it to listen to a public frequency?
This was right up there with you best videos DJ. Handled Professionally. I wish I had your control. I do have to thank you for educating me better about the 249g drone laws as I used to be quite nervous flying mine, if confronted not being very confident but those days are gone now.
Well done!!, you stood your ground well. Never ever be Intimidated by clowns.
He wouldn’t talk like this in a pub would he? An even if he would he would be grassing up straight away
@@outandabout3335 it's not a pub, unless by pub you mean public road
Under signing and guarding regulations where a footpath is closed and pedestrians are required to walk around the cordoned area onto a road, there is a requirement when entering a road to provide a footpath barrier to protect against accidents between vehicles and pedestrians.
Yep, we have those kinds of regulations in my country too. When there is work being done on the sidewalk, pipes are being dug out or tiles relaid of whatever, they always place the protective railing out into the street so that you can go there because the sidewalk is obstructed, sometimes bikes and pedestrians have to share that path due to their operation crossing both the sidewalk and the biking path which is then indicated by a sign that shows this. I think it's a good system, it works, we all just have to abide by that stuff for the purpose of being considerate to each other and to avoid harm.
Shows who they are. Only interested in protecting the shed.
Tltr
Nonsense. Give us a legal reference if you disagree.
@HerbertTowers you can't help stupid! It's a regulation, not a law. Bless
Intrusive Big Brother asking for privacy.... you couldn't make it up.... I haven't watched BB since the second series!
I'd rather watch this calling out of these Hypocrites and showing up there securities attempted intimidation any day! GREAT JOB
ITV2 9pm 👍
What a sad life you live.
@@DJAUDITSgive that a miss then 😂😂
It’s shyte telly
Just noticed something 12.12 foot path closed , there is a major problem there , by law they have to put temporary ramps at kerb also they have to cone off a safe walkway minimum 700 mm wide for wheelchairs as they are forcing people to walk in the road
12.30 they have built a ramp at the kerb for there staff , double standards?
And give 3weeks notice of closure, unless an emergency.
As a wheelchair user who’s dealt with local issues with pavements, drop kerbs and ramp access for road works and other accessible spaces in my area you are absolutely right, that is a legal requirement, again it shows how these companies don’t care and cut corners in the hope no one will notice or complain, until there’s a lawsuit from someone whose fallen off the curb or been hit by a vehicle who didn’t see them 🤷🏻♀️
@@lisadawson6712 I've been fighting for disability rights for years ,last time got 250k for disability equipment in local leisure centre
Bet they don't have council permission to close the footway in this manner
Someone might throw those unlawful barriers to one side
THE CORRUPTION OF PRIVATE SECURITY LEAVING THEIR PROPERTY GOING OUT ONTO PUBLIC ROAD/FOOTPATH AND HARASSING A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC IS DISGUSTING -------- WHEN WILL THE COPS OR THE SIA START TO SORT OUT THESE THUGS ============
Great point. This is one of the best things about DJ. He pushes back against private security harassing people outside of their boundaries. It needs to be stopped.
Never - they hire these thugs for a reason
Agreed. But as long as you know your rights, don't let them intimidate or bully you. Dj is great for educating people on this
Lol it’s not corruption you moron!
I have done an SIA course and they don’t teach you things like rights on filing etc because they don’t expect some bellend throwing his weight around for his you tube channel.
They focus on important things like keeping people safe.
The course is about 4 days long and when they tell you you need to display your licence at all times they tell you once at some point and it probably gets lost in the mountain of information you have to remember.
You think any of these security guards get in trouble for not having it on display 😂😂😂
Any normal person would look at footage like this and know immediately that the guy filming is a complete bellend, they would appease him because he’s just following the law but really they know he’s a complete cunt.
I KNOW RIGHT HOW FUCKING========= DARE THEY----------- WHAT A BUNCH------------ OF FUCKS==========
Now this is a true reality show and they are so afraid of it
TV stations: Don't film us, we have a right to privacy.
Also TV stations. We are in public and we can film anything. We have a right to know!
To be fair to the security guard who came close to assaulting you, he probably really doesn’t know that there is no expectation of privacy in a public place since Im guessing he was only on day release from the local prison.
'Big Brother is always watching'
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"sir can you stop filming"
It's like a bloody Monty Python sketch 😂
Big brother is watching. Nobody is watching it.
That was more exciting than Big Brother itself 😂
You should have referred them to their OWN sign which they had on the gate that says that there is a chance that visitors may end up being filmed and their images used etc - somewhat ironic that they warn people that it may happen to them and it's ok for them to use those peoples images in social media etc, but when you do it they react like that!
Great point. 💚
You realise that sign means for visitors who are audience for either the main show or the later live. That’s really not complicated to work that one out 😑
Is it complicated to work out that security guard should not be telling me that it is illegal to film whatever I can see whilst standing on a public footpath?@@IreZico
@@DJAUDITS is it complicated to realise I was talking about the sign on the gate that was mentioned???🙄
Would it too complicated if I had a similar sign stuck to my rucksack explaining any interaction with me with be published?@@IreZico
DJ, taking auditing to another level with the walkie talkie, gas detector, it’s also comedy gold
EMF readings would be interesting (might help sell health insurance in certain areas)
These auditors are solid gold. I love People getting their own back at society
It’s cringey behaviour.
@@glasshousemtns Not really, he has multiple devices on him, so any reading of EMF will be trash and you need to then prove that this certain radiation is harmful in anyway ( in most cases sun will be more harmful 100x times than anything they could use, so try that point about sun...)
Getting his volt stick out and his little gas detector 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well done, I hope this triggers a huge group audit outnumbering the sidewalk secretaries. The 'only us' mentality must stop and the SIA needs addressing if they train this!
sidewalk secretaries 😆
@@markosmith8037 🤣 They guard doors, gates and lists of names.
Get all the auditors there , security would melt down 😂
Brilliant. You haven't just opened a can of worms there, you've opened the ground up to let all the worms out. 🤣🤣🤣
Auditors take note and fill your boots.
I would point out that the notice you recorded, say that they may be captured on film and publicized WORLDWIDE, so they have no expectation of privacy on the public area or inside. great clip, rewatched for enjoyment.
'I'm not working on Big Brother thinking I'm going to be in the public eye' is my favourite quote of this video.
🎯🎯🎯
Mines was either "I know a lot about privacy law" or "we didn't come here to get interviewed "
Private security believes they can harass, intimidate and interrupt lawful activity that happens NEAR them. Should lose their SIA license...the whole lot.
Disgraceful.
Now this should've been the Headline in all the news articles.
They have been used to telling people where to get off, and think that is impressive, but when DJ comes along, they are shocked, and then realise they can't do their job properly, especially that fat SRM fool, security company based in Letchworth, not showing his badge because he simply does not want to let any one know his name..conclusion, he is a cowboy, mouthy, and full of you know what. I hope the SIA catch up with these cowboy clowns, the clients realise they have idiots, and buck their ideas up.
Even my local news has reported this, well done DJ love your vids
Best video yet , well done for standing your ground and maybe educating some people around the laws of filming which in itself has so much irony
Top lesson for EVERYONE; SIA security has no power on a public footpath. PERIOD!
New training on the way for SIA badge holders, including passing a first aid course
What that guy said about that's what the SIA teach them is a load of crap
Period? 😂 Are you American
or how and where I fly my drone I'm registered with the CAA
You’re wrong if the entrance on a public footpath to a licensed premises is being occupied by someone who has been refused entry or.been ejected .
if someone as mentioned tries to block the entrance or stand in a sia frontline door supervisors space on a door being supervised and has been told the sia approved sequence of removal there’s nothing the law can say was illegally done by that sia guard
This video has to be in the top ten, not only because of the high profile event where you have filmed, but how they have behaved, how insecure their processes are for such a high profile event, yet they blame you. You bringing out your ace card, the walkie talkie being the best part, well done for finding.
Mind-boggling that a TV studio handled this worse than the average industrial unit.
I think aside from how some of these people might talk to you, you don’t help yourself.
Imo, found you to be immediately passive aggressive, and you try to insert little power plays while a lot of these people are more stressed about potentially getting in trouble themselves.
You kinda know what your doing and seems like your trying to get a reaction out of them.
Not to mention your getting this reaction by these people because your attitude makes people feel uneasy.
Just chill mate, your giving people a hard day for no reason and their trying to make a living. Your living is made from giving people stress
Can’t hide behind what the law all the time, go by what’s morally right in these situations
Keep doing your videos but maybe leave out the element where you charge into arguments with loaded comments
All the people you spoke to were really sound and calm, your the agro one
Agree with everything you've said here. I find his stuff interesting a lot of the time (don't usually watch a lot as constantly watching confrontation can be a bit much haha). In this video I instantly found him to provoke this situations where he may otherwise not have gotten a rise.
I also found the part where he compared himself to paparazzi interesting.
I totally agree.. He come across so bad in this.
Yet you’re still watching and subscribing … still making him money
@rideon8381 I'm not subscribed and tbh didn't watch it all, like I said I find some things interesting and very rarely watch him so
On the other hand (although I do know what you mean, and have been critical of some of his conduct in the past), he is waiting on a public street, minding his own business, quite legally. He has no legal need to interact with them at all, they should know the law, and mind their own business, they have no power beyond their company.
That place is going to see a hell of a lot more DRONES !
😂
If you live near it and you have a DRONE .😮
Great video DJ
I don't usually comment on your videos but i just had to say, you really showed those guys who was in control of the situation. Well done.
Well done DJ. Some excellent video shots there and the quality is unbelievable on DAVID. That teletubby security guard was just a bully but you handled them well. The ladies at the end were nice especially the lady that looks after the programme - very polite. Did the other lady mention she is head of press at all?? lol . Thanks DJ
I don't get it... Why do you feel the need to come to this place specifically to antagonise people going about their work. You immediately try to get a reaction from the employees, zoom in on the worker's waists, which would naturally make anyone feel uncomfortable, while generally remaining impolite and uncivil for no reason other than to provoke a reaction. The world's full of enough hate without you causing intentional upset - could've been using your day to better society. Just because something's legal doesn't mean it's right. You need to get your morals sorted.
Feelings are personal and anyone has the right to feel as they wish without judgement. Why is it someone else’s job to walk on eggshells when they’re doing literally nothing wrong? Filming and/or photography is protected. Obstruction of that is an offence. If you’re advocating illegal restriction, join the just stop oil cunts. There’s no morally incorrect choices when it comes to filming in these types of locations. If people didn’t engage, there wouldn’t be an issue.
@@jrdnshwsgenerally if someone was zooming a camera on my backside even in a public setting, anyone in their right mind would feel uncomfortable, and it would be a righteous social cue to then confront that person and hopefully receive a valid explanation or civil conversation. Instead, the questions are met with snappy defensive replies that aim to provoke anger…
It's his lawful activity mate, GET BACK TO WORK!
Eff your feelings.
Because some people will do anything for views on UA-cam. It's lazy content. What also bugs me as a drone hobbyist myself, is that it gives responsible pilots a really bad name when stuff like this happens.
Just because you are technically allowed to be a bellend, doesn't mean that you should be.
As someone who works in the security industry I find it amazing how many jokers have a badge. How in 2023 anyone can think it's not permissable to film in public escapes me.
Recently SIA introduced extra training, and a lot of these jokers are being filtered out, about time, I had the misfortune of being placed with so many clueless wannabes it's scary.
I’ve seen genuine footage from an undercover journalist; they went to do the sia licence, with the company carrying out the test all but guaranteeing a pass. The guy running the course provided all answer for the test and it was done in one day. It’s a joke.
@@ethancoffey3694 It is a joke, thankfully most training is genuine, in fact in my recent upskilling many were failed on the basics so it was clear that their licence was not earned legitimately before.
@@DystopianArchive no doubting the majority are good honest people, but it’s the same with anything I suppose, you always get some bad apples. I’d love to get into though, always fancied it. Would you say it’s worth getting into?
@ethancoffey3694 It really depends on who you work for and where you work.
You instantly make yourself more employable and the pool of candidates is smaller than some other jobs hence more work for you.
If you're young and single door work is great, although I highly recommend not taking anyone home from a club, it's a very bad idea, but get people's numbers for sure.
If you're settled down, security guard work is the easiest job in the world.
Avoid retail security though, bad pay and actually quite dangerous.
@@DystopianArchive that’s really helpful, thanks. Good to see someone passionate about their work👍
Polski , polski . 😉
This is probably my favorite episode. There's a lot going on. Well done DJ. 👏🏻👌🏻
Go to any industrial estate, polski? Romania? You will get a resounding yes. Spot the English
And your point is ????? @@garethlowe711
@@garethlowe711 Trust me, you rather have 10 pollacks or romania over pedo-worshipping muddslimes
@@garethlowe711English people usually get the nicer jobs thats why
@@topsunnn listen iv worked in many places that have been taken over by Eastern Europeans at the expense of local people, to say the English don't want these jobs is a complete fallacy.
Employers choose to use these people because they are more obedient and less aware of thier rights.
Thanks DJ. That was far better than the show itself! It certainly had more “reality” in it! We’ll. done! 👍
I was a doorman for over 10 years and these new gen security guards are completely out of touch with the rules and regulations that is required of them, hence why I left the industry I have to trust my safety with these type of people when I was working
SIA are a joke imo, They were brought in to standardise the industry because obviously there was some pretty bad Security ops going on within the country in the past, but there was also some pretty well trained Security OPS. Now the SIA just produce a mcdonalds type approach to security. Honestly there's alot of braindeads just getting pumped out as Security its laughable.
They are straight off the boats that’s why
They are a joke
@@50sense50 your profile pic beautifully underlines your mindless comment! No wonder you're online with a fake profile, hiding behind a loaded keyboard 🤣So Sad 🙈
An old school doorman said to me, his job is to detect dickheads, if he starts off by being a dickhead, then everyone will react by being a dickhead too, and he can't spot the dickheads.
If he is friendly and approachable, he can spot the few dickheads.
Well done on how you handled that dj. Back in the 90s and 00s I worked as photographer, including at entertainment and big sporting venues, and security at times behaved less than ideal. It's a different world now and you'd think they'd have learned that you can't or at least shouldn't be able to get away with it anymore. Anyway I really enjoyed this video, you are to be congratulated for putting them in their place 👏
Definitely one of his best so far
The amount of businesses that think they control public space is unbelievable
If they called police, chances are they'd be shown correct. Police always protect the commercial interests.
@@whatilearnttoday5295 as opposed to the law, still to police its guilty till proven innocent
@@whatilearnttoday5295The Masons protect Masonic businesses.
Shock
@@whatilearnttoday5295 I'd ask the police to show me the exact legislation and or caselaw that prohibits me to film on public property as no one has the right to privacy in public.
@@dbz9393And they'd do whatever they like to you, because they're not accountable to the law.
Do security interviews these days go... "Do you eat at Gregg's three times a day?" "oh you do?"..... "you got the job."
I don't want to be filmed.... walks up to a person on a public footpath with a video camera 🤦♀
When will these clowns with badges and radios learn they can't tell people what to do in a public space. That clown security guard who spouted nonsense needs to go back on the training course, or actually attend it in the first place.
Most don't seem to want to display their licenses either.
They get given the answers in the test 👍
@@ADAM_truthfinderz The wrong answers it would seem...
How does Greggs have anything to do with this ? Very odd ?
@@christopherwhittaker2620 fatness
The irony that it’s the “Big Brother” set and none of them wanna be filmed 😂
Hats off you sir. That was really well handled, and you are an instant subscribe
I REALLY REALLY REALLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AAAAAND THIS ONE IS FAER!! The explaining at the end was just perfect and true to say the lest...
I love how most security personnel minds turns to putty before dribbling out of their faces as their souls, confidence and manners dissolve out of existence.
What the f are you on ?
@@christopherwhittaker2620 Have you not seen the video you're commenting under?
Articulate & well spoken while putting your point across & not allowing them to intimidate you at any point. Also being well educated & polite at all times ! Good job 💯👍🍻
Googled for the UK; 'What do you mean by srm in cyber security?
Security Risk Management
SRM provide a comprehensive security risk management service encompassing people, processes, technology, governance, compliance and risk management.' This said, the person in BLACK CLOTHING with the SRM Logo, DID NOT display a UK Security badge.? (Wow) Its the only thing that is relatable to SRM in the UK that i found. 29:00
Great snapshot of a live TV production, very insightful, thank you DJ.
Surely this would be a fantastic venue to audit for similar enthusiasts?
Just imagine the chaos if the production team responded, like they did with you, every time a content creator arrived and went about their (lawful) activity...
I do hope this has inspired people to visit.
Thanks again DJ, keep up the good work. 🎯
Elstree springs to mind
one half of me would love to pick up a camera and go audit places, the other half gets mad and starts shouting at my computer screen when these idiots talk nonsense, keep up the amazing work DJ!
Probably one of your best videos ive seen...really just shows you the level of professionalism of people - keep up the good work!!
You mean he takes being a knobhead to a higher level than most.
Great Video, Big Brother is a dead show needs a bit to make it interesting. SRM boy needs to go for a run and get his P45.
Why does an industry who project images feel they are more entitled to privacy that we're not? They've not really thought this through if the drone upsets them.....build their studio indoors perhaps? I'd have been suprised if anyone hadn't been shocked by DJs audacity to film what he's legally allowed to do! Funny how all the conversations took place on a public pavement! Security out of line just for a change. Laughing at "security breach"...smacks of self importance because they're making a TV show.
Next series of Big Brother wont have a garden now lol
@@hustysemporium6359 or they'll just spend a few quid (as they should have done) on an opaque or frosted translucent roof to create the privacy they want.
What an absolute tit fat boy was. Thought it was a bit weird they sent out a dinner lady to question you?! 😂Great stuff as always buddy
Hes not as bright as he thinks he is is he lol what a nana
Overt recording cannot be used as a suspicion of hostile intent or anything nefarious.
Filming in a public place is perfectly legal and lawful.
It is perfectly legal and lawful to photograph anyone from a public place.
It's the scanning that's going to possible get dj in trouble, they can ask police to arrest u for that, u shouldn't tell them your doing that, I do on film sets often but something like big brother is higher security, some places I scan openly and talk to staff, but no way wiyh ig brother, I got on esltree big brother several times wiyh a very small one years ago but another time was found and they told us to take scanners away but we could come back in after
In end I used tesco nr by to monitor, that's when they were at Elstree studio
@@mpol701 nobody cares
@@mpol701They are on PMR radios which are open to the public without licence and unencrypted. If they were using a licenced channel then that would be different.
Is what you tell the parents of the kids at the playground while you hide in the bushes.
You've got that rehearsed pretty well
Excellent choice made sir, considering the events that happened the company should have to search for the video on line. You gave them every opportunity to behave themselves and they chose the wrong path. They should be thanking you for pointing out the pitfalls in their security i.e. radio traffic on public frequencies. Stay safe DJ and thanks for the look at how things are in the UK. Cheers from Canada
10:47 "ignorance is bliss" but in this criminal security guards mind, "ignorance is mandatory" as he LITTERALLY turns away from knowledge
You’ve made the Daily Mail, well done. Need all the auditors to visit now.
The Big Brother house was struck by a breach of security on Thursday morning which left bosses in a panic as they scrambled to stop the infringement. A UA-camr had attempted to fly a drone over the Big Brother house, trying to scour the studios. According to The Sun, a man claimed he had also somehow hacked into their radio systems and managed to listen into crew conversations. After spotting the man, the security team attempted to usher him away to prevent a breach, but he refused to move. The unknown man, who continued to film surroundings, reportedly shouted: 'I will defend myself.'
@@FotoAntonioCanadalol 'hacked into their radios' you mean changed to the public channel they were using 🤣
THATS THE NEWS FOR YOU@@MrMongoose221
@user-mb6bl2rj9m The Daily Mail still writing about 💩.
So funny 😂😂😂
Got to love how the msm portray this story in the daily fail trying to make out that dj was in the wrong and that security had got rid of the security breach and stopped him from filming. Its absolutely laughable!
Well they went to the studio for the story .. who aren't going to say that a guy came to the road outside and did what he is legalky allowed to do and showed their 'security' up.. that wouldn't be much of a story and what the msm want to show. They have an absolute cheek doing what they did and know it.. ha ha
It’s mad how they thought this was a security breach
Have you got a link to the article please mate?
I can’t stop laughing at the way you turned the tables on that SRM guy. He was close to tears a few times there 😂
I wasn't going to bother watching Big Brother, but following this audit, I might just give it at least a glance! I hope their security detail learns a lesson or two from your visit!
That is a comment which they will like to read 💚
A program named Big Brother which is about watching people with cameras, complaining about being watched with cameras ………..brilliant stuff DJ. Absolutely brilliant.
Well big brother is about the public watching them ect, they’ve signed up for that. But they didn’t sign for some random bloke filming them - put it this way: Imagine a complete stranger filming you?? Would you allow that?
@VortexHD21 I’m not on about the guards - I’m about the housemates. Imagine you’re eating your dinner and some drone is filming you? Who knows where that footage is gonna go?
Answer my question if some random bloke was filming you would you be happy? It’s an easy question to answer
@VortexHD21 of course the guards are in a public place, security guards don’t like being filmed because half the time they’re not doing their job properly and often treating people like garage. They hate cameras because it get them in trouble.
The house mates are different while that is not there home normally, it is there home for the next 6 weeks. Yes they are on telly being filmed but they’ve signed up for that. But not some weird guy filming from a drone - what if one of them were in the shower ect, there’s different elements to why it’s not okay to just film people when they’re in a house
Old Media vs New Media how one man with a camera is able to intimidate a massive organisation whilst at the same time providing more entertainment than their entire output.
The radio picking up their radio chatter and the muppets at the front just staring at you LOL
One of your best clips yet. I hope EVERYONE who watches this clip uses it as their method in how to interact AND counteract when one comes across complete clueless numpties.
I do like these studio/set audits. The film and media industry trying to control a situation they have no control over is great entertainment.
Far more entertaining than the crappy programmes they produce.
Infinitely. @@Chingloves
UK really needs to allow "pepper spray" use to provide a means of self-defense against aggressive security staff.
Or a shotgun
You just need a pie from Gregg's, chuck it and watch them chase it.
these security were about as aggressive as a Sloth climbing a tree, when it is tired.
is OC spray not legal in UK?
@@Chunky246😂😂😂 that’s hilarious!
brilliant , learnt more from you about our rights than i have in my 38 years. You're very brave buddy. Love Natasha from Bellshill ( near Glasgow area ) Scotland born in lancaster though X
This was priceless. The slob security guard was a right mess. Well done DJ.
Probably the best audit in a long time, love the way you handle matters, a different class to some of the others doing this.
I didn’t know BB was still a thing. Another video that highlights unprofessional behaviour by security. I put the blame squarely at the security companies feet. It’s clear to me that a lot of security are not trained properly. This is because proper training would cost security companies money. Basically they are sending out untrained poorly informed security personnel. The discussion / debate you had with the two BB staff was very interesting. And I think they will have learned some valuable lessons in how to keep their staff less visible so to speak. Good stuff 👍👍
Where have you been? It’s just relaunched on ITV, as he said ITV bought the rights last year. It had been pushed back a couple of times and apparently this location was Plan B.
@@handsoffmycactus2958 where have I been ? 🤔🤔🤔. Let’s put it this way. BB isn’t something that interests me. I don’t watch anything on ITV and TV in general. So how would I know ?
@@christopherwhittaker2620The news? Pop culture? The internet itself?
If they are so concerned about a possible security breach the best way to avoid that would be to tell their hire security to get back inside the fence and guard the property they are being paid to guard. Instead of accosting members of the public on a public street. The irony of a TV production company not having the faintest idea of what the laws are regarding filming in a public space.
As a fan of Big Brother, and someone who had a great day out at auditions years ago, thank you so much for giving an aerial view of the latest house!!!! Such a shame to see the bad response from the security and staff, but wow, to see it from the air shows that it is much smaller than it appeared on launch night and the shows afterwards!! Excellent, keep up the good work DJ!
I thought the same thing. Very small
It's always been small , big brother at elstree wasn't very big
How can anyone be a "fan" of that dumbed down nonsense? 😂
It's cheeky even calling them security
Arching big brother is like watching mainstream news. It rots the brain.
We are Big Brother - we don't want to be captured on camera. Feckin HILARIOUS!
DJ do you report these contractors who don’t display SIA license
No legal requirements to have your badge on display
@@benhaigh3089 hi Ben I’m a SIA auditor and it very much is a legal requirement
@Paul-wz9uc i stand correct sorry its only applicable when your licence is lost or stolen
28:30 so shaky… to put the drone away 😅, calm down.. the security will not harm u
The whole experience is broadcasted and advertised all over the television and social media, yet you turn up outside with a camera, and then all of a sudden, the whole thing is shrouded with suspicion, paranoia and secrecy by all those involved. Quite sad, yet entertaining at the same time. Great video DJ 👍
To be fair they can control all of that except for what he does.
@isyt1 oh yeah, control.
Because its a security risk you muppet
Good points.. funny perspective really..