Fake DJs Compilation
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It's kinda disappointing seeing this equipment not even being used legitimately
DJ_JAWBR8K3R give it to me it may not sound good, but I can try :)
dude, in at least one instance they are not even using it. like the mixer has literally nothing going in or out of it.
that is the sad part, just imagine what the actual talented people would do with the equipment
Isn’t it normal for the edm trash scene?
@@Violentic81 no
This is embarrassing. I've been DJ'n for 25 years (18 professionally) and I hate being one of those people who say "back in my day we used to actually have to mix two records together to be a DJ". Let's face it, it only takes a bit of practice to be able to mix properly, especially with today's technology. It would seem like more hard work to actually pretend to look like you're doing something really cool for an hour. What a world we live in now! Haha
I have been in the business since I was 18, I am 61 and still don’t use premixed/prerecorded sets. My fear is that I would be found out or the mix mess up and I wouldn’t be ready to cover it. I still read the room and make ever mix live.
Back in my day we had to haul a fucking crate in and out.
Welcome to the 2022
@@wulvsirlen1153 Cheers mate.
I feel you. I grew up mixing on vinyl, scratching, etc. I can beatmatch within a few seconds (riding the pitch slider and nudging the record to adjust to get it done usually within 4 seconds in realtime) and was amazing at things like live mashups, effects (had filters and reverb etc hooked up). Then I saw all these kids pressing 1 button. It actually made me lose the passion and quit DJing because I felt like the art was totally gone, and people now just stand up there like dancing fools and doing Jesus poses while their computers mix. The whole artform became totally fake. Bleh. This video is an excellent example of how ruined the art is. I can't go back. The entire DJ scene is totally fake these days.
Me who has no idea how DJing works: “fascinating, what horrible people!”
Match bpm and blend the tracks. Pretty simple, idk why they're cheating...
@@mahatmasloth6543 yeah it's not like they're playing a real instrument.
@@ilaser4064 - I hear this shit all the time, and it's such a prehistoric, misunderstood, and lazy take.
These people aren't good DJ's. The best DJ's in their fields are incredibly talented musicians, especially as most of them are playing music that they produced themselves, and if you think that making electronic music, of any genre, is just pushing buttons then you couldn't be more wrong. To be able to make good music, on anything, takes time, passion, and a lot of talent.
@@tera_2024 yeah, but a lot of them aren’t playing instruments. A talented EDM producer may be talented at producing music but a lot of them sequence stuff and what you hear isn’t the result of musicianship. I have respect for DJs often as producers, but rarely do I think of them as people with stellar musicianship.
@@tera_2024 I completely agree!!!!! My Favorit : Progressiv, deep H., Techno- minimal, Psy Trance,Goa ❤🎶🕺🏼🔥🔥!!
As a real DJ, we definitely don't have an uncontrollable urge to twist the trim knob every other second.
Fr it would make me so mad if I saw the dj of the club I paid to get in jerking the eq Nob of a track that's not even playing
It almost seems like pure nervousness, that uncontrollable urge to adjust something, mixed with quackery showmanship.
it's trend and nothing more.
they want to be seen as that one famous dj who did in a show they attended.@@ChrisSharp_kr1spy
yes.. they change it every second wild... so cringe
As a real DJ i totally disagree haha.... TWIIIIIIST!!!!!!!
Hardwell ON AIR 😂😂😂
J4VI_ Radio 316 yeah
Men i had to replay that 5 times could not believe that
Do you have the original video?
I bought a track on accident that was the Hardwell on air. Might not have been a mix but maybe. I had to spend the extra couple dollars to get the actual single from the artist instead of hardwells album
What the fuck hahaha
the second dude is just playing. if i’m not mistaken he is a friend of the real dj on the right. he got on stage before the show.
Hahaha yeah. It is funny when the actual dj looks to what his friend is doing with that face of "wtf are you doing?" 😂
So he's useless
He leans over to speak into the DJ’s ear that has headphones blasting music into it. For money, that DJ wouldn’t know a fkn syllable that dbag uttered to him
Neither the real DJ seems to play and mix
@@danieljuarez3914 Unless you want to completely botch the songs or do live mashups, or some live remix shit a dj does not push buttons all the time.
5:51 I CANNOT BELIEVE I ACTUALLY MADE IT IM CRYING
Words can’t describe how proud I am of you Max, you’ve come so far ❤️
Can't wait for your epic comeback to roxy, make it happen plz
Still the best DJ I've ever heard play
Best Fake DJ!
Max!!🤣🤣
As a Dj, half of this is fake djing the other half is clearly someone who has no ideia what djing is
yess like the clip at 3:14 is legit all of us who have like a flow state with our hands constantly moving with the beat but only touch down on parameters when they're needed, we're literally keeping time with our hands
Sounds exhausting! XD@@jistone7851
Sounds exhausting! XD@@jistone7851
"Pay a ticket to see some f*cking guy hit a space bar or... Or whatever" - Deadmau5, 2019
Which is pretty amusing coming from a guy who actually confessed he was doing the same pressing space bar on Ableton + some fx on the go. (Coming from a big fan of the mau5 and his light shows)
@@stephaneprivate1013 he's a humble dude when it comes to those sorts of things. You pay for a ticket to see all of the effort put into a big show. They make it spectacular and worth the money for the experience
I’m proud enough to say that even though I’m not the best, at least I DJ my shit for real and produce all of it
@@stephaneprivate1013 He did that for a small period of time, but for what I've seen from his latest Testpilot sets n' other shows, it's a different story. He's one of the few who that I know of used Lemur back in the day during his liveshows before he and his team developed OSC/Pilot. Not to mention that he also do a lot of the working with his visuals. Think he's doing enough imo lol
bro is goated lmao
Used to be a light tech at a large nightclub in Hollywood. Saw many djs every week come through. I can say from experience of having to go on stage or the dj booth to fix lights and watching the dj while up there, that most djs you've seen have faked a lot more than you think. It's not uncommon for djs to roll through with premixed sets and they just ride the effects knob.. 😒
Well as the listener i mean whats the fucking diff. Honestly Dj's are so much more impressed with themselves and their gear then anyone else is. My phones playlist i would put up against 90% of Dj's both hip hop and techno. Most of being a good Dj is having good taste in music. I grew up with friends who were techno dj's in the 90s, had full sp1200s and nice mixers, great catalogs of hip hop and techno and literally none of them could mix for shit, after years of owning tables and $400 mixers. At least 10 Dj's who couldnt mix just in my friend circle from high school. It was a really common fad among raver kids.
Live mixing is the best with turntables it gives such a good feeling when you can do it. Very good! 😎👍
@@joedoe302012 Its so hard to do though without a bpm counter, i mean my friends tried for years to get good at it and literally no one could ever do it really. Anyone can switch a track or blend a track into another, but to truly take a track and kill the bass and take another track and kill the mids and treble and mix them into a new song. Isnt easy while trying to also match the bpms. My friends always looked down on anyone who would use a bpm counter but none of them could mix for shit so.
Comon man, all djs perform with pre recorded sounds. Even with turntables it’s impossible to play wot they do live. Yes they may create the music in the studio but play it live? Never.
And Laser/Lighting/visual art is way more impressive on dj concert
The hardwell on air part was the funniest among all
yes it was fcking awkward as fckkkk
Hes a famous comedian in Korea. At the time hes kind of into becoming a DJ in the reality show and did some stupid shit that I guess he believed himself to be a real DJ
I was confused on that one. Where was Hardwrll and why did they say Hardwrll and it was a Korean guy?
@@hasselbecksucks he just played one of hardwells mixes
@@hasselbecksucks Hardwell used to have a weekly show called Hardwell On Air and that’s exactly why he’d interject mid stream to apply his water mark so guys like this can’t just copy and paste his whole show 😂
2:17 THE FOOT PEDAL STATION
I’M DECEASED 😂😂💀💀💀💀
That's terrible news. My condolences.
1:58 I fucking died when it said “Hardwell on air” 💀💀💀
From TH-cam 😂
Hahaha i fucking love this
What for the hardwell on air is it 4
Jajajaj wtf
Do you know the name song?
Dude just downloaded the whole Hardwell on Air sessions and act like he's DJ 🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahaha
Dj craze says fuck Hardwell
@@djimma5080 😆
He downloaded the song from the hardwell on air session but they actually mix, is more like he pirated the music and didnt check it too much xd
Biggest fake dj here is Paris Hilton
And marshmello
Bruno Jauregui marshmallo is more of a dj then she is. He has dotcom under his belt. Paris isn’t even considered a dj
@@jazielrodriguez7973 nah m8 he just be pressin play
Indeed
@@BrunoJaureguiMusic wrong
0:19 the text on the shirt
" go home " 😂😂
I heard this once. Your number one job as a DJ is to play good music and make sure people have a good time.
Club DJ, concert DJ, corporate DJ, wedding DJ. They all serve different purposes and have different audiences.
@@magicmandjyes, at a wedding, the DJ must play crappy music and ensure people have a lousy time.
It's the only way to book gigs.
no, their number one job isn't "playing" but it's just "playback"
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@PaoloAlghisi That's a common generalization that lots of people shit on DJs with. I know because I'm a musician and I used to do the same thing. When I got into electronic music, I got into DJ and I realized it's much, much more than "just press play."
DJ at it's core is music curation. Choosing the music is what makes a DJ. Are there shitty DJs? Yes - there are tons if them. But there are also really good ones who have taken the time and effort to curate different sounds and vibes out of an endless supply of musical recordings.
They are out there. They're just not in this video.
Me: "Hey can we get DJ?"
Mom: "We have DJ at home"
*My Uncle at home: **2:18*
lmaooo
to be fair, they aren't "faking it", just pretending. there is a difference.
@@AlIguana Ok
@@njay6494 its like someone playing air guitar. they are playing air-mixing lmao
Gold🤣👌
Alison Wonderland and Laidback Luke are definitely not fake. Both are very skilled producers AND DJs. Sometimes you touch the knobs just by reflex, other times you make sure that all the knobs are at the middle. I've DJ'd at a club before and i fcked up because i didnt double check if i reset my knobs and played the next song and it sounded horrible. After that Id always keep my fingers on the knobs and double check
Exactly man
I'm not a pro so can't u just use the crossfade instead of the knobs?
But crossfader just goes from side 1 to 2 , when on the knobs you've got whole EQ, filters, gains, these are diffrent things.
@@BertekADHDrift im talking about using crossfade only instead of gain
Obviously i still use the other ones
@@Ibrahim___246 Yes and no, the reason why the knobs are used, is to cut the audio frequency of that sound, for an audio track you generally have three kinds of EQ(equalizer) knobs you have Highs, mids, and lows, lows generally being lower and upper bass, mids generally being vocals(although vocals can also reside in highs) and sounds like hi-hats/toms/cymbals/etc in highs
Now for a slight example, lets say you are wanting to bring in a track that is VERY heavy bass(lows) but has really good vocals and maybe you want the mids to climb as you fade it in, so you might want to cut the lows and mids completely(we are assuming the highs are not in this portion of the song, or they align with your current tracks highs), and you want to bring the track in over your current track that has no vocals... So in-ear you beat match the track(We are also assuming this track is in key with your current one), and at the part where you want the vocals to start fading in, you rise track 2 fader up slowly while also adjusting the mid EQ... This will give the impression that the sound is fading in while it builds with the other track. from there you can slowly adjust the lows, or do as is required...
Now if you were to try this with just the crossfader, keeping in mind track 2 has a VERY bassy sound, if you just crossfade it might sudden overpower the other song and sound like shit, now there is a trick to that, but we are getting into technical stuff... Basically, the EQs are used to make sure all levels of sound are equal, which is why a DJ will constantly adjust them, a proper DJ is skilled in hearing the very MINOR details that the majority usually wont hear.
By the way, I am terrible at explaining via text it's much easier to show someone with
voice and the actual product... lol
The "Hardwell On Air" got me lol
3:45 To be fair: Thats not fake. He is just playing with the FX, pulls down the fader and after that he is readjusting the EQs to the default position.
Was machst du hier CSYON 😂😂
Und seit wann so viel Ahnung von mixen
Not even If he wished for it. Eq is just one simple knob where U change the frequenciespectrum. In all honesty pls DONT lie to yourself. Most djs prepared their Sets already. The only thing they do for the least is transitioning.
But the CDJs are turned off...
@@geist.2699 but he has a mc from the uk so nuh uh
the guy in the back actually djing at 0:16 looks so embarrassed to have to stand next to his friend who doesnt know a thing about it and is acting like hes the coolest thing since the stone age
I don't even think he's a friend cause he has a Press armband. If I know my festivals artist wouldn't get those armbands my only question is how did the guy even get up there cause most of the festivals I worked at they would never let someone from the press get on stage.
Guys, they missed the spot
Its called a b2b. Basically theres a lot of time when one of the dj-s have nothing to do. So do you want to see a guy standing like a d*ck or have a great time while the dj-s are acting?
They're so good they don't even have to touch anything.
😂
😂😂🤩
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
that fake touch tho
This is unlivable. These fake "DJs" can get gigs in big festivals and make a lot of money, while there are a bunch of real good DJs struggling to get one opportunity like that.
I'm one of them. LOL
If no one can tell the difference then it's fake djs calling out a fake skillset.
The only way to be a "good" dj is to make the crowd happy, it doesn't really matter if you fake it.
Spotfy can make the crowd happy :/
yeah, how do they get those gigs?
I love the guitar pedal one, it's not even plugged into anything. That one has to be satire lmao
he's modified it, it's a DJ pedal now lol. Completely wireless too!
@@JohnsysChannel haha wireless DJ
who needs wires smh
Definitely a piss take. 🤣
@@davidrowan3853 Piss take alright,bloody good beat though.
@@JohnsysChannel shows his true dj talent
0:35 me fake tasking in among us
Underrated
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I had some dude i had just met do that with my computer and yooo i never wanted to beat somebody ass so bad
@@Dj-gb1wp so he was faking making a presentation
Sus 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Need to go back to when raves were underground and the DJ (though you might know their name) was just a dark entity up in a corner booth dropping the fire. Back when everyone danced with each other, not all lined up in rows staring at a stage while some douche pressed play and did the Arsenio Hall arms at you.
Never a truer word spoken
I am 43, went to my first rave 25 years ago. We were misfits. We didn’t idolize the dj. We didnt have phones. We listened to the music and danced with one another. Now, its about who can look the coolest, its all about taking crappy videos so you can enjoy the moment later while showing your friends how cool you are. Kids today dont live in the moment or actually take in the experience. Theres no room to dance angmore and everyone faces the dj as if he is God.
I started losing interest in dj’ing when everything went digital and there was no longer any physical media or personal connection with that media.
The new equipment will match beats for you as long as you can tap the beat with your finger. Pretty sad the lack of talent among todays superstar dj’s
@@brucelimozaine2649 nooo… come hang with me in Australia and I’ll take you to our secret Bush Doof!! 5 DJs (one playing vinyl!) over 4-5 days playing under the stars among the trees.. 40 people maybe 80 on the biggest night. We dress up in crazy random outfits, hug and love each other lots in unity and harmony.. but sprung on the DJ idolisation.. we totally idolise one DJ!!! But moral to that story is he’s now our best friend and we have total permission from his gorgeous soul of a wife to be DJ whores, even giving us full permission take him out partying because it saves her doing it!!!
This all happens because of people like you who don’t want to forget their roots and the remember the real reason we raved in the first place. 💟🪩💟
As much as I love raves, they wouldnt be the same today. Too many of these young folks dont know how to act right.
@@brucelimozaine2649 Where I live it is quite common to put a band aid over the phone camera at the club entrance, you get kicked out immediately if you get caught taking a picture or a video, we value our privacy in the club. For raves, this obviously cannot be enforced, since they are not official events, yet people know the etiquette, drugs and sex allowed, pictures forbidden. easy as that.
3:00 switches to different cue output flawlessly, fake dj wouldn’t do that so smooth
true... i cant see any fake here
No one:
Paris Hilton: *absolutely non-stop FLANGER*
1:56
HardWell On air R.I.P HEADPHONE USERS
Cocaine sounds like that. Maybe she just got confused lmao
Alan Walker: Am I a joke to you?
J.K. I understand AW for hiping the build-up with Flanger, but he is using it for every song.
@@eduarddobroiu HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
Paris “the flanger” Hilton
"Hardwell on air" before the drop was the worst 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
this could be easily a song downloaded from p2p, that you can't get it because it's not published and only hardwell plays it and someone cut it and put it on p2p. When i started djing i played a lot of songs like that, and never realized it XD, i didn't speak english even
*I remember a time when djs were not seen they were up in some booth and all you got to know was the Sound. Nothing more*
Maybe that's why some people are choosing to fake it? Too much pressure fear of failure etc
Those were the good old days
@@crazycatlady312 ow man, i've seen dj go nuts in front of thousands of people. Great skills too
@s v BRUH
Well, just minimize the TH-cam window playing the music and you're back into those days, it's really that simple!
Because if it's really all about the music, then no need to stare at anyone trying to entertain you, nor no need to stare at a music video playing... though sometimes a music video edit can add something extra to the music.
A good 99% of the crowd doesn't even know, what's DJs do in the first place 😂🤣.
My cousin was a DJ for a brief moment in early 2000 with vinyl records. He never had time to clap and raise his hands like the DJs in this video..
th-cam.com/video/TVyMzsE82qE/w-d-xo.html Clearly you haven't seen Dj Proteus ;)
There are actually videos on youtube where "DJs rate live DJs" and "Top 10 DJs" etc where they're clearly not doing anything but basic Playback like Aoki etc. Nothings ever live like Beardyman when it comes to LIVE Concerts/Performances.
А ведь правда)))) При скретче на виниле тебе некогда в ладоши хлопать и прыгать)))
@@terraincognitagaming basic playback? lol thats what DJs do.. the art is in the sequencing, knowing what to play and when to play it.
@@johnd3124 "Thats what DJs do" why have huge mixing tables when all they do is pretend do to shit? Its sad, its pathethic. People pay to listen to a radio literally.
Imagine being on the mainstage of tomorrowland one of the most iconic places for EDM and you still have to fake ur djing
Imagine paying money even to go there. Fucking artificial Instagram Party.
Tomorrowland was never an iconic place for EDM.
Back in the day in London when it was all kicking off we were too off our tits to even worry about "Iconic"
exactly, the tomorrowland one killed me, such an embarrassment, dear god
Nothing is ever iconic about IDM
As someone who’s DJed for over ten years it’s a shame that these people exist. It’s not that hard to use tables if you put your time and effort into it.
I don't know what they're looking for. Nobody's going to put them on some worldwide tour. What's bothering me lately are these girls who wear nothing, dance around in front of the equipment, and pretend to be DJs. I mean, just be some influencer and take pictures in places.
To be fair if you already have your playlist I never understand what DJ really need to do.
@@theyaquelquun7891 DJ's don't just play a selection of songs. They mix tracks (layering, beatmactching, etc) and curate a sound journey for the crowd. Go watch Mr G or Honey Dijon's Boiler Room set on TH-cam to fully understand.
@@lleon-cv4ex As an influencer, you can never have too much 'look at me' action.
Attention seeking and validation is like a drug.
Clowns
@@lleon-cv4ex exactly
fake influencer djs
and "my boyfriend/husband is a DJ so am I"
those are the worst
30 years ago me and my mates would spend more time standing behind the dj watching how they mix and think "Wow you're alright!"
These days i watch dj's and think "Are you alright?" as they touch those buttons like they are suffering from a crippling anxiety disorder or something, its so cringe.
lol ik this comment old but djing is hella fun if you think its cringe then why u here
@@rampage_360bobamusicandoth4 Brother learn to read.
“Hardwell on air” ☠️🤣🤣🤣🤣
They’re funny comedians xd
It’s not a fake DJ, when the drop comes and the DJ do nothing
Yeah some people seem to think the DJ needs to do something to 'make' the drop :D
yeah but this fake movement like ,,Yea look i am touching the air and i am getting money for that,,
@@parek3739 Easy and clear. Why people dont get it?
th-cam.com/video/8yJ2JnKJ2_Y/w-d-xo.html pls visit and we have a show soon
The fake part is when they pretend they are doing something to “make” the drop happen.
You have to make the difference between "real" fake DJs and DJs that just check knobs's / faders's positions by reflex to avoid mistakes. I agree that it's too much for a lot of DJs but there is a big difference =)
Yeh we cant stand still for whole set lol
Just by reflex
nowadays playing a setlist from spotify at a club is called DJ lol
Bruh facts. If you’ve ever forgotten to reset your knobs and really messed up live you will forever be checkin those knobs.
@@decimalexercise7154 Yeah I know, that's why I said that =)
😂😂 the 3 lads was the best for me!! Yeah let me touch that 1 more time, 1 more yeah 😂
It’s honestly cringe seeing them pretending to do anything. I’ve seen DJ’s mix their sets on the fly before and sure, it wasn’t always perfect, but it sure as hell was far more impressive and enjoyable when they did compared to watching a dj fondle his soundboard like he’s doing a live mix when that’s not the case.
I like to hear a wee mistake or correction in the mix because it shows precisely that: that they are actually doing it.
Almost no djs these days actually pick a tune and decide what to play next live. This is long gone as most of them in festivals and bigger events have to plan their sets. So they just tweak the knobs to make it look like they’re working. Even the weekly radio shows now are all prerecorded yet some of them like asot show you people in the studio making it look like they’re working when it’s just a premixed show. There are very few shows out there left that do actual live mixing where u May hear a slight train wreck or 2 which is ok!
Hy thats what RIDDIM is for, always throwing in doubles and crazy chops ❤
im cringing so hard rn hahahha
@@showdown2006 just not true at all in the european scene. I've dj'ed for over 10 years and never once seen someone plan a set
Let's give some respect to the legend Carl Cox for his authenticity
2:28: My dreams
2:34: Reality
😂😂😂😂
FGANG believe me your way better then that.
This comment was about to ruin this man's (me) whole carrer
Lol XD
Using a GFX-8 is just a poor joke, just Google it. This thing is for E-FX Guitars and it should be on the floor
I've been a Dj almost 20 years. There wasn't any of that crap going on when we mixed vinyl...it was HARD WORK!
Dead right, you have no time for all that arsing about waving arms and pointing every two seconds. You either have your hands in your crate or on the 1200s :)
🥲 I feel ya.
The guys who made this video were trying tobe funny but probably don't know anything about Dj. Some of the parts of the video are fake Dj, I agree, but some others aren't
True
I'm not an Aoki guy at all, but they say he's just tapping and looking busy, while homie is literally getting the next song ready
Nick Pyle maaaaan I watched aioki live at an after party and could literally watch his every move during his set. He did nothing but throw some mufuckin cake and stand on his decks. In his defense he is a producer. But he literally hit play and let it run for 2 hours. It was disappointing
Yep you're right, we just compilate some fun moments
we're not dj experts unfortunately... :/
Tuấn Khang Lê True Bro
The most irritating thing is they earn a shitload of money.
I Totally agree with your comment.
DJ industries are So lamely and lamentable for getting loaded money😡 for cheating on fans of being a DJ wow that's really bad.
Luckily I have never gone through clubs or DJ parties cuz they played back before so it's prep time for nothing received by them .
I Noticed that some people even if aren't DJ's they got talent to play music with low tech at all .
Thanks 😃for replying me and yeah .
Let's just being honest how not to waste money in time so it's good to have fun but not to overdo cuz that is consequential to end in zero interest.
Take care.
@@NrdGamr-mq7gs false
A lot of the DJ's here actually produce the music they are playing which is no different from any other artists performing their music. People go to these performances for the experiacne and music. Where do you think the money coming from????
Thb there is an answer... most of it are pre recorded for few song especially when they play at big festival... they just want to minimize the risk for spoiling the entire mix if they make mistake and f up the vibe... there is nothing wrong lol.... they maybe fake a few sec.. but probably not the whole 1 hour set... and touching knob is addicting (even tho it do nothing)
me myself do some live perfomance, sometimes you need to do some pre recording like a few track to minimize the risk of fail mix.
I used to 'DJ" with friends in the 80s at Uni events but no scratching. It was just about picking great music, handling the transitions and putting on a show with light effects and dry ice etc.
One time I watched Sasha live in a small venue. Throughout the show he would get a song started and then just leave the stage. Legend
2:09 look at how shaky his hands are he’s sooo nervous while he’s faking a live set. 😂😂
Lucky for him that no one uses vinyl anymore.
after he heard that hardwell on the air clip. lol
He is a Korean comic guy... a bad one.
And an actor... abad one.
And he sells medical shit... that doesn't heal anything.
So I guess fake DJ matches well.
@@48grainsoffreedom who's the guy's name?
He is a Korean host/celebrity who being put on the stage to entertain the people, he often feels very nervous when doing something he is not familiar with, like performing on stage. That's why his hands shake like hell. Unlike the fake DJ wannabe, I would let this one slide. Feel so sorry for him 😂
Mom can we have Hardwell?
No we have Hardwell at home ..
-Hardwell at home: 2:12
The Chemical Brothers are probably the best sampling DJ's that have ever preformed live. They can make music out of thin-air, just with samples alone.
its not really hard to make a track with only samples.
@@KronStaro improvised on the spot is difficult
@@KronStaro Oh really? Is that why all performance electronic music is all pre-produced? Didn't use to be.
@@Smoky881 I'm sure I'll regret asking, but wha?
@@jacoblaughbon3323 lol he probably means if you make music with samples, ure gay
@2:48 is the midi even plugge in? or are they using the new telapathy option implimented in recordbox 6 permium standard all in one radio application?
Girl out here ruining aviciis music with a flanger at 0:01
Now he's dead and she's ruining it more
I'm way too lazy to fake DJ. Yes you heard that right. It takes way more work to make or find a prerecorded set and then flop your hands around the controls and make sure not to accidentally hit something, or not do too much or too little. If you're mixing for real, you can make mistakes and then creatively correct them. You can do much less and interact with the crowd more. You can literally do whatever you want as long as the mix keeps rolling.
...make sure not to accidentally hit something...
😂😂😂
Real talk, if I had someone DJ with me and they were just moving their hands around the turntables and touching knobs and see only one channel on the mixer being used, I would stop the music and call them out. Fake DJs are a disgrace to electronic music. All they do is press play on one turntable and pretend to mix throughout the entire show when there are DJs who would spend years mastering the craft and honing in the skills to mix songs.
He had a pink press wristband on probably just wanted to prat about. Either way that DJ on the right did not look impressed.
I've heard of DJs coming off after a bad set and saying to the next guy going on "i hope u know how to beat mix". Day 1 stuff u need to learn and they skip it, then think it's a good idea to play at a festival in front of hundreds.
But on the other side of the argument, i've read in Mix Mag (or 1 of those other DJ mags) that those who put on the festivals are considering having everyone use the automatic beat matching option to avoid the double beat issue entirely.
No matter how u cut it, the times they are a changing.
Look at them....they prefer to be a fake dj's with money than real dj's
@@paulcurran4786 This, also most festivals with visual effects need the mix prerecorded. DJing is changing, just like it always has. Even the most experienced and famous DJ's in the world don't live mix all of there sets, and most won't ever do it at festivals because again, pyrotechnics, visuals, effects. They go on like boiler room or cercile and have fun doing a live mix that way.
All the big DJs you see in concerts are all just doing playback, because they have to entertain on the stage too. Every single one of them. Only small ones that dont get noticed like beardyman do it legitimately, as he has to make the sounds using his own mouth aswell.
It literally had me dying when i realized whats that HARDWELL ON AIR thing means...😂😂😂
Calling Laidback Luke a fake DJ is the equivalent of calling LeBron James a fake basketball player
Literally the guy that made this video is an idiot. Laidback Luke is incredibly skilled on the decks.
Who the fuck is laid back Luke 🤢. Look up Jeff Mills and Larry Levin if you want to know what real djing is all about. All these guys are fucken crap
@@theroogie Its not the 70s or 80s anymore get with the times. Technical ability isn't the only thing DJs need and if they entertain a crowd that's what matters.
Show me a clip of LeBron fake playing basketball and I'll believe you. Silly man.
@@theroogie never heard of either
LOL, yellow claw is doing a check routine and just making sure that the fader is up - they‘re always live - if u don’t even know how a DJ works u shouldn’t judge man, it’s embarrassing 😂
DAVE PHIIN totally agree with u. if u actually hear their set in tomorrow’s u can actually hear the mix properly
It’s crazy how easy it is for a channel to bash something they clearly aren’t educated about
@@vinnymac02 LOL... digital dj kids clearly know what they're talking about here :D
I think some videos are true but touching nob is like addition even if there no need to adjust
Yeah ur so right
2:18 as a guitarist I approve :D🤣
You know he is a professional when he doesn’t even need his wires connected 😎👍
@@iwasarrestedforcockroachab4415 Cables just get in the way of his performance......
Basically every DJ whos not having Vinyl is a fake DJ:
In Boomer Literal Terms.
I've been calling a majority of these so called DJ's, "Knob Touchers" for years.
I think I saw a video or read somewhere that the official term was "Hot Knobbers"... because they barely touch the knobs as if its too hot.. haha
@@Raulb6728 LoL
I just call them (a bunch of) "KNOBS" 😂
There was a "knob jockey" joke right there for the taking....
I want to be a knob toucher too
Music in this video:
00:00 Avicii "Levels" or maybe the Mashup with Gotye
00:16 Datsik & Barely Alive "The Blastaz"
01:00 Jimi Jules & Oliver $ "Pushing On"
01:05 Nervo & Ivan Gough Feat. Beverley Knight "Not Talking Anymore"
01:28 Jewelz & Spark "Grande Opera" (probably taken from "Hardwell On Air Episode 298")
02:17 ?
02:49 ?
03:20 Alison Wonderland "Get Ready"
03:30 Hermitude "The Buzz"
03:42 Barloe Team "Balig"
04:04 ?
04:27 Sander van Doorn "Guitar Track"
05:31 Whitney Houston "I Wanna Dance With Somebody"
05:59 The LOnely Island Feat. Lil Jon & Sam F "When Will The Bass Drop"
Queria saber quem é esse cara do 04:04 😭
2:17 DJ COSOS CAÑON. he is a comedian
Every single one awful... except Whitney, Whitney is a queen
There's a song i can't find dj spinderella but its not the salt n pepper one. I can't seem to find it anymore
@@Bocmarrogram do you know from which video is this clip taken?
The funny thing is DJs notice this shit a million miles away but normal people who don't mix don't notice even when it's in their face
I just started learning how to DJ and now that I actually know how mixing works I feel so played from years of going to shows with people doing this stuff 😅😂
The 3 dudes standing behind the DJ booth and placing their hands in the air is hilarious. The captions made it even better.
I've heard that some people are told to play a premade set for like bigger shows so there arent any fuck-ups
Might as well just put a CD on.
@@danielmills333 Not really. A D.J. at a bar can make 100's a night playing cd's but these are dance dj's and have to beatmatch, keymatch, lead-in, go and conjure rights and permission for samples and tracks, and assess the vibe of the venue or what they are expected to bring. To do that live would be chaotically bonkers, but possible, but that is dropping a live track, and a fidget can ruin your reputation. They are curing their own boredom and hyping it up for a reason, and really, they are saviors to those that have damaged actual equipment that still lights up. You are right, you could fit a whole set on a 17 track disc and a clean tv tray so it looks like you are at least juggling I-pods.
@@ERICtheLATE Thanks for the insight. Ive been mixing on turntables and going to raves for over 15 years.
My point is if your not going to mix and cut then you might as well put a CD on.
Id rather listen to 3 decks mixes with noticable fuck ups than some bland boring safety set or these "top DJ's who turn knobs for show.
@@danielmills333 ...Copy That.
True, afrojack actually admitted this in an interview. Big shows like tomorrowland are super important for their marketing and as a showcase for new tracks. Everything has to be on point so lots of the parts in those sets are premixed so there's no risk of messing up the show. However, he also said that during normal club shows he plays whatever he wants to play and does everything live
Most of these were big room sets why am I not surprised
EDM sucks
@@Farid-uk2vn all of it? Really? What are you into, techno?
@@isaacbourn417 Techno?+?
@@Grafschaft_Hoya what?
You can't do that on hip hop
3:53 man's just covering those knobs like an exam paper 🤣
I loved that part
Yeah he was lookin if the fx is in the right tempo. There is a light and sometimes it’s hard to see - that’s the reason why he is doing it like that
1:30 when the advert plays - priceless! 😅
this video has stalked me in recommendations for a year and finally i have the guts to watch it, i cant tolerate cringe lmao
Actually Alison Wonderland and Laidback Luke are DJing for real, but in this video they are shown like they don't😂
time stamps?
@@ezebowe739 3:36 for Alison Wonderland and 4:42 for Laidback Luke (He's in the middle, right is Steve Aoki another real DJ, idk whos on the left)
That allison wonderland mixlab set is actually pretty dope
@@juzzie2647 The left one is Sander van Doorn I guess hahahah "now i'm proud"
I think it also is important to say a lot of deejays I know have nervous habits, that the hand movements are constantly checking and rechecking faders and knobs in a rhythmic fashion like any other musician keeping time.
Son: I want a dj for my party.
Mom: We have dj's at home.
Dj's at home:
As a real dj who was trying to push limits during the Pioneer CDJ era while opening for famous people who faked it and then talked shit about my sets... i greatly appreciate this level of callout. I was a producer, organizer, and event manager before I was comfortable on the tables in front of more than 50 ppl. I ended my EDM career live mixing 6 tracks at once across digital, analogue and playing OC remixes for old school loong mixes without software assistance while also VJIing my own set... of a combo of my most despised genres, a combination of trap, dubstep and top 40 pop music to prove a point in a forum of 300 or so ppl. You said it cant be done? 10 years later they still listen to that set for their gym sesh.
Anyways. Those old CDJs would overheat. And when they overheat they lose tempo. Not a problem if you're faking it. But a big problem for those of us that actually put effort into the job.
I am 5 months in now, 6 take it, but I feel this comment so much. I have a big background in music (touring guitar player), so I have knowledge of timing, key, etc.
Dude that has been djing for 4-5 years laughed at me when I said it would take me almost a month to create a full set. Am I wrong here? Cause damn, it took me almost 2 hours just to get the effect I wanted between 2 songs in order for it to be how I imagined it. Add in constantly changing and keeping it appealing to not just myself, but a crowd... lotta work. Especially being new. I haven't relied on sync, or even used it yet. Another thing he kept telling me to do, and I just refuse to "rely" on something to mix my songs. I gotta be right in saying understanding why and how something works is more important than winging it and going complete a.i.
@@NonnyStrikes dood, more than half of my time is spent planning and architecting a good set because it isn't enough to beat match two songs. Good DJing is crafting a journey for your listener, finding songs that compliment each other, learning that Key Matching is a powerful tool, finding good effects that don't overpower what story you are trying to tell. And if that takes a month to do so? So be it. Keep on your journey!
6 tracks at once is just way too much.
@darz-k it shouldn't work at all. That's why it was a challenge to pull off and a proud achievement. To be clear it's not like all 6 tracks are playing at the same time for long periods. It's more like blending in and out, back and forth, with a few moments of all 6 fully in the mix where they sync up in a satisfying way.
@@Bearbytez
I'm just messin' man!
Fair play to ya
Sometimes when mashing tracks around, you get these sweet spots that can never be reproduced eh!
You know what I'm talking about 👍🏻
Ok this is funny as hell!!!!!!! I just started my own little "Dj" business. Really just playing music at events but I am learning. So I tell people ahead of time if they are looking for any "REAL" Dj stuff I am not the one right now. I would definitely look like some of these people. So funny to have found this. I know my limits right!! :-)
you lack convidence thats it. In times of digitalisation the most important skill for a dj is looking good. Its due to the masses not understanding the process of music creation and thus they look for the skillset of a producer in a dj when he is really just there for entertaining the croud. Some of those most criticized knob pushers are actually famous because they are pretty decent producers back in their mancave. But that progress is not enjoyable to watch for people which is why we are hyping djs over producers for ages.
@@fabianb4893 Makes sense.
2:44 its a parody of "El Dj Sin Cables" :v
Y con efecto de guitarra para que te arda
Exactly
he is a comedian, his name is COSOS CAÑON
Justo iba a comentar eso
I figured that had to be a joke or something.
2:28 As a former owner of the Zoom GFX-8 guitar effects pedal, I can confirm this is how it works. It's called cross-functional wireless technology y'all.
@xXIDOLHANDZXx its not a pedalboard its a processor
That was my favourite part. Zoom would be proud
It’s not even plugged in lmao
@@chuwantmybuffet6822 are u fcking blind, he said "cross-functional WIRELESS technology"
With nothing being plugged in tho??? lol
Bring back the 80s and 90s when DJs were actually DJs.
Hardwell On Air made me laugh my ass off 😂
But what's the song bro I need to know 😂😂
@@manuelcanchogonzalez4961 It's Jewelz & Sparks - Grande Opera
1:35 - 1/4” jack connectors on the inserts of the mixer and a NI soundcard sat next to the CDJ. The CDJs aren’t the sound source here, you should probably learn your stuff before criticising other people’s abilities.
Exactly. Plus some of these clips are just DJs playing with the EQs and very gently touching the knobs. How is that fake DJing? Just because it looks like they aren't doing anything to people who have never DJ'd.
Good points and all, def. something people could have missed. But on tus particual set, there is an input i guess(dont know the layout of i/o), but the voltmeter isnt showing any sound input indicating a premix of some sort, he def. faded up a channel w/o audio
Explain what is going on @ 1:21 then, specifically on channel 3 which is the channel the dj is working.
@@everythingwillbeokkkk Same question for you then as you're someone who's claiming to have dj'ed. What's happening on channel 3 @ 1:22. Where's the audio coming from and what is the dj doing with that channel?
Jordan Meanes yeah sure, that’s a DJM900 which can be midi mapped via usb. As it’s a NI interface I’d assume the DJ is using the Traktor software, the mixer faders and dials will be controlling parameters in the software. You won’t see any audio signal on the DJMs track 3 as the audio is also carried over USB for that track.
I’m a DJ and just watching this makes me cringe
I'm not a DJ (yet) and all I can do is SMH
dude,a lot of dj doing these in live or festival,u just need to know the real track and how dj controller works, u can spot dj's touching knobs for no reason lol
Same... 🙄
Here another DJ
Attualmente con portatili e software è semplicissimo suonare alle feste. Così inserire una pennetta e scimmiottare la serata. Vorrei vedere gli stessi con i Technics...
“I don’t know what to do with my hands”
-Ricky Bobby
I’ve just realised that all this is called is “ muscle memory “ for DJ’s 😂😂😂
2:33 the man using a guitar pedalboard, as a controller, HAHAHA amazing😂😂lol
This is a Mexican comedian, not intended to actually play
Track Id?
I was a rave DJ for 15 years and I personally witnessed astonishing levels of total chicanery from major "world class" headliners so many times. They're all hype, not all of them but a lot of them. Also primadonnas and babies who play like shit and blame it on everyone and everything else lol but the reality is they consistently suck. I've even seen them cry and threaten to leave and sue the promoter because the opening DJ played too good and they were scared to go on. LMAO. So much nonsense. I never had any real success, but I have my dignity, integrity, and self-respect, and that's worth way more to me! Never catch me wearing a big dumb ass styrofoam marshmallow on my head! Funny video for sure
They all have handlers they aren’t really talented. Once they get into Contracts with money and on drugs or drinking they become a puppet without even noticing. Refer back to mk ultra experimentations.
Really? Do you make a lot of money?
@@Vanceydress what relevance does that have to anything? You think making money means anything? All the money in the world can’t make someone happy who has no capacity for happiness, and yet one who has capacity can be happy in any circumstances. I don’t make money because I could care less about money. Means nothing to me. I give much of what I do make away! Integrity is far more valuable and durable than wealth and I’d rather have integrity and dignity than money any day. I would never use any kind of gimmick, gimmicks are for hacks.
Приятно видеть человека с таким отношением к жизни и своей совести. Уважение .
that Sander, Luke and Aoki part was ridiculous xD
I miss the old days when DJs typically used two turntables and a mixer, and you always knew if a DJ was actually playing a record.
There is no fake dj compilation without the king of fake dj's: DAVID GUETTA
@Keiran Lee 🅥 He actually shares videos of him producing music online.
So true!-All he does at most is stand and push play-lmfao!
@@jameycollins725 stop with the rwj shit, he's an actual dj lmao
he’s made some bops, not too much on david
Shut up you 1diot i bet you don't even know his roots
As much as I adore Above & Beyond and their music, NOBODY is going to convince me their Group Therapy sets aren’t pre-mixed/recorded. Having produced and DJ’d for many moons, there’s no way they could mix a set ‘live’ to that level of perfection, without any mistakes, missed beats etc using only one ear piece of the headphones throughout. No bloody way.
Dont understimate them.
my wild guess: they only do parts of it live and other is just pre-rec
As someone who DJ's and loves everything about it, there is no such thing as "the perfect set". The beautiful thing about DJing is that no one set is ever truly the same, because your set reflects your mood. There were times I felt I found a perfect mix, but when trying to recreate it, it was either suddenly boring, or I just felt a different way in that moment. Each DJ set is the same. The music they felt that night was a unique experience, and even in an attempt to recreate it, they are likely to take a few unexpected twists and turns due to feeling a different way this time.
The people who DJ like this do it because they love the music, and if this is who you are, then you would never be happy with playing the same pre-recorded set, over and over. That would be soul crushing.
Maybe, just maybe, instead, those DJ's are playing the music they want and others love, and everyone is having a great time, enjoying good music. There is no conspiracy, just music lovers having a good time finding new ways to mix their favorite music.
yes the same as like mike and dimitri vegas allways the same mix recorded before real noobs and Anouk Matton...they sucks at live djing and they where ranked number 1 whoehaha what a joke...
I know my tracks so well that I don't even need audio or visual indicators. It's not that hard unless it's vinyl without cue point stickers.
his shirt with a big "go home" is hilarious coz that's what he should do 😭😭🤣🤣
2:38 That is hilarious. The box is not even plugged in. LOL.
This is clearly real as seen by the footage
It's just new wireless technology. 😂
Thats a pedalboard for guitar LMAO, you can even see the pedals for the foot xD
Thats clearly a joke though that one xD
@@mottchspiceelm2534 And he's using the foot pedal as a fuckin' jog wheel🤣🤣
They are not all fake DJs. Most of them just like to touch some knobs😂
Laidback Luke is a legend in mixing and he is definitely an amazing real DJ.
Don't take this comment too serious. I still enjoyed watching your video😉
You should have been in houston when he played a "strictly techno" set 🤣🤣🤣
@Simon Tide What do you mean with that?😅
thats what makes it even more sad that he's faking it
I usually just play with the headphone volume knob. I don't pretend like it does anything but its something to fidget with between having to mix. It always feels like I need to be doing something. Even when I played in bands I would be turning knob and using the mod wheel on my keyboard when I wasn't playing. It just feel awkward to not do anything.
@@seriouswithdaysoff back in the day, DJs would get a track playing, then be crouched down, searching their crate for the next one, pitching it, scratch-cueing it. it was a race against time lol. These days you press "next" and it's already loaded and cued for you, giving DJs very little to do during the duration of the track. (not saying one is better than the other). But yeah, you can't blame DJs for getting a little awkward, self-conscious and fidgety, especially if they are center stage with everyone looking at them. (DJ booth is easier. like that guy, do you laundry lmao)
Some of these on here aren't even fakes...
It's just at the moment the DJ probably tweeked slightly a bassline, or treble, made sure the volume fader is up (cause trust me it happens, I find myself pushing the fader up at times even when it's already up), some are clearly playing premade mixes and are clearly not dj-ing, but others are just fixing stuff very slightly..
^ yeah don't disrespect alison wonderland - dunno why the channel put her in this video
@@vishnuvaid7465 she is red lining the fuck out of her audio signal which completely distorts anything going through her mixer (any armature audio engineer or even dj would know this) hence the big red lights next to her faders. Just like everything else in the world red = Bad!!!
@@joshapollo4286 if you not redlining u not headlining buddy
Yeah YC and Alison Wonderland are at least DJing. But remember that tweaking knobs without hearing the change on a poor recording = fake dj
@@NocturnalAndres said no respectable DJ ever.
4:01 bro said with his hands: "No i already finished this i'm out of here" 😂😂😂
that guy playing the pedalboard 😂
Me: can we get a dj
Mom: go to the backyard your uncle is waiting 2:18
We need a real DJ Compilation to make up for this crime!
Check out James Hype, that man is a true artist on the decks.
Technical af 🤌
1:53 "hardwell on air" that did make me laugh 😂😂😂😂
Fake DJs are a disgrace for all those who trained and learned hard for the profession. Shame on you!
As a DJ in the 90’s (miss those PDX2000’s) I would have loved time to have a drink, have a chat and pick my nose between tracks. How times have changed.
Especially nose picking.
Loved the Vestax PDX 2000s. You've just brought back some memories for me! 😄
You could actually. I mix everything live and I still have time. Because I'm not shit
Thats what i learned with, a pair of Vestax PDX2000's and a PMC-250 mixer, those were the days.
Mom: Son, what are you watching?
Me: Hardwell on air...
This should be updated, Grimes should be here too 😂