I never thought China would be like this ...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this episode of MOVING DIFFERENTLY, I play my first ever shows in China, got left alone with no money or phone, got told to 'calm down' by the Chinese police and tried some questionable delicacies...
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0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Beijin, China
1:51 - Been Club, Beijing
6:28 - Shanghai, China
8:20 - Radi Club, Shanghai
10:49 - Alone in China ...
17:49 - VAC Festival, Heifei
Filmed and edited by Wild Wallace: / itswildwallace
Starring:
James Hype: / jameshype
Tita Lau: / tita_lau
R3WIRE: / r3wire
Rashun K: / rashun.k
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Amy: / amazingamyontour
Joe: / joehardytech - เพลง
Travel into China more, not for the events or business, just as an ordinary tourist, don’t followed the crowd, and…the English medias. The more you sink into this Nation/civilisation, the more you will be fascinating by its beauty and uniqueness. Worth a lifetime to explore it.
We chinese welcome u, people here are friendly
@@elon6307 People ARE friendly, sadly... the city itself... isn't.
It's like being alone & stuck in middle of sea when you're in China and don't speak Chinese.
But yes, I had amazing time... can't wait to go back in a few years.
@@elon6307 你不能代表所有中国人， 你的脸不够大。
@@austinjt4264 can imagine.often fell the same way even i didnt leave my country--just change province！it is an amazing city but not my home😢
😂 I was born in SG, English educated and cultured. I study and work in USA then Europe, I love European cities. After visited china, my holiday plan is china have priority choice 😂😂😂.
Loved this content! I’m from the UK and been living in China for 13 years - everything you experienced is relatable. Just got to enjoy the ride. It’s such a complex, fun and fascinating place. Come back soon.
Just to clarify, reason why you can't access google and TH-cam etc, is that those american companies do not agree to obey Chinese law when operating in China, that's why they got kicked out. But trying to ban or force sell tictok is another whole new level as tictok follows all rules and laws americans asked for
👍 a small correction if I may, they didn’t got kicked out, they decided not to operate in China when China asked them to comply with China’s regulations.
Not exactly correct.
The earliest cause was Baidu's vicious competition as a Chinese Internet company.
At that time, Baidu used google to search some technologies or methods to search violent and bloody pornographic content through frequently. In the end, Google’s search recommendations in China were filled with violent, bloody and pornographic content.
Baidu's ultimate goal is to achieve commercial competition by use political means, which is caused gov mistakenly believe that Google deliberately harms the physical and mental health of Chinese people.
After that, GOV found a non-targeted reason, such as not agree to obey Chinese law, and banned Google.
Interesting. What are the regulations they refuse to comply with? It's surprising that they would give up such a huge market - corporations will usually say up is down if it means they can earn money. I'd love to know what made them decide to give up on chasing China profits.
@@naiyomotion in a nutshell, China asked for “China’s data stays in China”. Ticktock did that, operating separately in the US and in China, having server in the US, accepting supervision from the government to show that they didn’t leak any data. Anyway I think China is doing the right thing, remember Edward Snowdon? They decided to stop operating means they cannot make sure they can keep China’s data in China? Why would China trust a company like Google who is also an US government’s contractor.
@@naiyomotion Information on their websites must abey chinese law, No Sex, No Casino, No Drugs, No Anti-Gov or Country-Security related things. But google said No.
Hefei is NOT an international city in any sense, and it can be inexperienced in organizing a huge international event like the VAC music festival. Within two days, this event attracted a whopping audience of 126,000! This is the unprecedented number of audience in any outdoor event in the history of this city. So security should be a top concern. If they are inexperienced in handling some issues, pls show greater tolerance. It's an emerging megacity that is reputed for hi-tech manufacturing. Come for a stay and you'll not regret.
这话说的，面子给的够多的了
我不懂？喜欢DJ的
As a native Chinese, I can confirm that Hefei is NOT an international city in any sense.
@@evisonliao8802 In spite of that, Hefei's technological and industrial prowess Is amazingly great. It Is high time that Hefei earned international fame and recognition.
Yeah, if you translate the word "bitch" into Chinese, it is a really really offensive and bad word to use in public. I know in English this word sometimes has a positive meaning and people use it to mean "sassy" or cool or they just joke around, but in Chinese, no one would joke around with their friends using the Chinese version of this word because it is so offensive. I bet the oganizers, especially in a small city like Hefei, probably don't understand English and the culture behond the language. They'll look at the Chinese translation and because the Chinese version of the word is just so bad, it is hard for them to allow it in public.
VPN is fine, lots of Chinese people are using VPN, and no one cares.
🤣over here....dude
是的
but majority of the people don’t use. Because it’s not necessary and they don’t use English. We have our internet culture
that's right
大概三亿人用/用过......
Haha, been following your China trip closely. As someone who has been living and DJing in South China for 16 years now, I need to tell you that EVERYTHING you are experiencing is 100% normal here lol. Take it all in and enjoy because this country is totally unique from any other place in the world. I really can't believe that they just let you fend for yourselves at the train station though hehe.
And last minute decisions from the authorities when they start getting super worried about crowd sizes is also normal. That creates massive pressure on the promoter who, in turn, pushes you to keep it tame. Technically speaking, every playlist performed in China must be approved in advance (with lyrics written out), but in practice I've never seen this enforced. Welcome to this great country and if you make it down to Shenzhen hit me up! Been a huge fan of yours since Covid :P
你真的很懂中国！
Haha nobody cares about playlist of EDM in public performance, so try the best songs you can offer. There are lots of ravers in china
主要就是怕人挤人 情绪高涨。然后出事故。
那地方可是合肥。。。合肥的官都是有机会往上走的。。
一个踩踏他们的政治生命就结束了。
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
@@anglohan5428 no one cares about your insanity.
Am happy many people are visiting China’s enjoying the beautiful country 🎉
❤❤❤
7:05 Well I have no idea bout if James or the crew gonna see this comment. I’m one of the guys who made the DJ gears supply of that festival. What I need to say is the festival NEVER told us about needing of CDJ2000NXS2s ahead of time. They asked 18 CDJ3000s in total (didn’t show us the riders) and we were surprised that is every artist on the lineup using CDJ3000s now? Anyway we tried our best to find those 2000NXS2s and I believe the show is fantastic. BTW I’m the guy wearing blue SUBARU jacket at the back stage, started watching James live on TH-cam since 2-3years ago maybe. Cheers :)
22:12 also bout those dirty words problem, Chinese government just published few rules about festivals for artists, audience and festivals themselves. In case you guys don’t know, that festival is the first one that alcohol drinks are strictly forbiddened in China, also gonna forbidden in future maybe😂
哈哈哈哈哈 可以的。
@@user-kh8vv3bf4e 很无奈，老师傅们临时到处帮他找CDJ，头都大了，不过还好都ok
老哥你也是Ikun啊😂
@@philipt6621 必须的
I've organized concerts in China, and we also advise performers to be mindful of their language. even including it in the contract. But there's no need to worry about getting caught. China is not as you might imagine; it's even more tolerant towards foreigners. It's not actually the government, the organizers, or the fans demanding this from you. Rather, it's some moral defenders who might see your performance. They would then make the organizers extremely, extremely embarrassed. This is also one of China's forms of political correctness. You don't need to worry about getting into trouble; it's the organizers who are worried about getting into trouble. Actually, you can do whatever you want on stage, as long as the moral defenders don't see it, there's no problem. The issue is that you have too many fans.
Personally I stand with the moral defenders, humans need moral in some sort of way
You're right.
this is what you do as an organizer in China? what is wrong with moral defenders? a no moral society is what you want?
You abandoned all your values in order to make some money. What is a moral defender? Shouldn't influential public figures promote positive energy and promote social development towards a better direction??
In China, You can't say or do whatever you want at the stage, such as LGBT or religion. These things are welcomed in west but not China, coz China is not trash bin.
Its so great, how you amaze people all around the world with this original art djing!
I live in Shanghai. For an idea of the size I regularly take a Didi (Uber) from my university in the "suburbs" of Shanghai (where you will still find massive high rises and huge modern shopping malls) to my friend's place in the western "downtown" of Shanghai on mostly an eight lane highway running through the city. It's 20 km away! But costs only 8 pounds!
I'm soooo excited for this!!!!
These videos are seriously some of the best content I have ever watched on TH-cam. Takes regular tour recaps to the next level!
FREE TIBET!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE HONG KONG!!!!!!!!
FREE UIGHER!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE/DEFEND INDEPENDENT TAIWAN COUNTRY!!!!!!!!!!!
GET OUT OF THE SOUTH CHINA SEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
@@anglohan5428loser, come here and tell CCP😂
Regarding the VAC music festival, I want to clarify a few things. As a fan of James Hype, I was thrilled that he could perform in China. We prepared various flags and banners, but on the day of the event, all the rules changed: Alcohol sales were prohibited, flags were not allowed, and there were even incidents of security using excessive force. The organizers were just as shocked and angry as we were. Despite the rain, all the ravers came to enjoy the music and celebrate the May Day holiday. Since I was at the event, I can tell you that the atmosphere was fantastic. Almost no one was standing still; everyone was immersed in the music. From the start, I was shouting James Hype b**ch and singing along until the end. I hope you can come back to China soon!! We are very grateful for the music and energy you brought us!! You and Charlotte de Witte were the most popular acts at this festival, with your videos being shared across all social media platforms
Yeah James and charlotte definitely killed this festival🔥🔥🔥
我证明这都是事实！
顶❤❤❤
here in China, the ravers are always the small group, and due to the different culture and management, it can’t be like the western ravers who can enjoy completely, because the “absolute safety”is the first important thing for Gov. Ravers here are struggling and only trying to adapt even though the situation are changing a little gradually but still very slowly even a little back. Hope we can see more the good World DJ and enjoy the rave happiness in the future.
I can till this is true’❤
I am Chinese. I have been using VPN for more than ten years without any problems. It is not illegal to use VPN. It is illegal to use VPN to do illegal things.
解释权不在你
@@floxshuilee1760更不在你
@@floxshuilee1760 China is a global factory with 6.8 million multinational corporations and a cumulative outbound population of 160 million in 2023, Many of us use the company network, VPN is now used by middle school and high school students to search for information. Do you still think it is illegal to cross the wall in China?
Totally agree with you 👍🏼
@@floxshuilee1760 深圳龙岗区坂田有一条路，那条路两边的公司只要申请一下外网权限就可以直连，如果用VPN犯法那先把那家公司十几万人都抓了吧，哦对了，那个公司叫华为
In the crowd, super excited! 🎉
tbh last one should get 2 deducted, just because no yellow CDJ
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
James welcome to China and awesom video! Too bad missed the show this time. Come again dude to Shanghai!
Amazing episode! I was laughing out loud during parts of it. China looks bonkers but you guys handled it well. Good work! 👌👌💪
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
James thanks for coming to Asia. I'm an up and comer moving over to Berlin from Bangkok. The music scene isn't really that expansive yet, hence not having the equipment, but the people really want the music.
Iwas at the front row and the current energy was blowing the rooffffff! The set and your style are both fascinating.see u next time
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
Smoke is bad, but better than smell of marijuana 😂
no way
我不喜欢抽烟也不喜欢二手烟，但是老外也不喜欢二手烟吗？
还是火药味他们比较喜欢。
@@user-ux5ns3ug4r 上面好像说外国人比较喜欢叶子
Rather smell a tasty joint than a bog standard smelly cigarette.
Lets go Dj James hype 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The crowd in china is on another level!!🔥🔥
I was excited that you done such a great live!🎉 To be honest, there are so many rules for audience as well cuz this is the first time to hold such a big festival in HeFei.😢 Anyway, you really did a good performance on VAC! Hope to see you in China next time!❤❤❤
FREE TIBET!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE HONG KONG!!!!!!!!
FREE UIGHER!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE/DEFEND INDEPENDENT TAIWAN COUNTRY!!!!!!!!!!!
GET OUT OF THE SOUTH CHINA SEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
NO JUMP GANG
and james hype beep~
Smiling is banned too, and no raising your voice to speak.
Best moving differently episode !!!!!
There are lots of Chinese fans and we have other music app to listen your music and we can use VPN. WE love u!!
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
@@anglohan5428 and then?
@@HuaWilliam然后他继续刷盘子去
@anglohan5428 Boring. You say the same thing in every comment, get a life. You really are just making a fool out of yourself and you are not going to change anything but an eyesore. South China sea is idiotic usa trying so hard to stir up shiet there using Taiwan lives the way usa use Ukraine
@@user-ih7us9rh6q哈哈，乳腺通了
I was there in vac. Your music is insane!! Love it!!!! ❤❤❤❤🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
damn , my hosue is like 10 km away from the VAC stage and it was shaking the whole night . That music is crazying as hell.
As an ex Flight Attendant I relived each of the funny things that happened to you guys on this trip. My friends and I were as puzzled and clueless as you were. Hiiiilarious! I laughed the most on your China trip!! 🎉Chinese people are a lot of fun!
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
wow… Which airline did you work for before? Welcome to China
Thanks for the video, liked it a lot! Wondering where the yellow cdj was.. Mr Marcellos
FREE TIBET!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE HONG KONG!!!!!!!!
FREE UIGHER!!!!!!!!!!!
FREE/DEFEND INDEPENDENT TAIWAN COUNTRY!!!!!!!!!!!
GET OUT OF THE SOUTH CHINA SEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
Haha, I look forward to your next visit to China. See you in Suzhou See you at EDC Music Festival.
That grocery scene where James is asking "What's this" reminds me of that scene in Borat where he's asking the supervisor about every single product one by one😂
Great content!
China! That's dope! 😂
Welcome to China, James, theses a lot of Expats over here mainly as Teachers from the UK and Europe, South Africa and USA. Yes we all use a VPN to get all the apps. Keep up the good work and well done team. Hopefully next time you are here i can catch you in Shanghai, im about 2 hours away in Nanjing.
Happy to know there is some fans also in Shanghai❤
I am from Nanjing too, maybe we have met in MONO or 61 Nanking before lol
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
Nobody care about you. Crazy politicans out of here.
@@anglohan5428pee some where else
Hefei is a bit more conservative city that has less foreigners, the government does not want young fans to cause any issues that they cannot handle. Big cities Shenzhen, Guangzhou would not have no such issues at all. Shanghai is the best place to be for western shows.
Hefei may be conservative in pop culture, but it's very innovative in science, technology, education and industry. Hefei aims to be a high-tech industrial city rather than a city of culture and tourism.
Hefei is more "like modern Chinese" than Shanghai, which is sometimes "too international".
One of the more exciting episodes!
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
@@anglohan5428that user name sussy as hell
a fan from shanghai, been following you for years. this is the best episode so far.by the way using vpn is totally normal in china.
I almost went to the festival, so glad that I can watch this vlog. I'm sure it was a special experience for you and all of the Chinese people
I just remember my time 10 years ago in China I was working for the Swiss company and they told me to take bus to another city. It was iphone5 with translator camera live what saved me. Sadly 50km means roaming and my 3G data sim stopped working, no google of course on wifi. And they refuse to sell me another sim card only one sim per passport. Nobody speak english - it was hard to find hotel. The key to success in china is know places and people - than is everything possilble -starting pointis taxi drivers. But you have guides everywhere too easy ;)
Yeah china is still the same, nobody speaks English and there's been propaganda against foreigners. Sh used to be awesome place but it's all hone now...
Next time they should book james static not james hype 🤣🤣 if they want you to not jump around 🤣🤣
true lmao
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
only the Hefei have these regulations, other cities don't have these rules😅 in China it's not that strict，as long as you don't do anything illegal，the government allowed to use vpn
Maybe it's the first rave festival in Hefei. Local officials didn't know what to expect. Rules are there to cover their you know what.
The China city I'm in right now is crazy fun, got to love getting em messages
hi james，I am your Chinese fans，in fact ，we can get on youtube or ins by vpn,we can listen to your music on spotify，looking forward to your coming again.
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
When I was on a China tour bus, I heard a mom and daughter were listening to Spanish music. China is not how the west medias portrait
@@anglohan5428Go get a life. You write the same comment under every comment, you sound like some desperate child
Yeah I had to have my cousin show me how to download and use a VPN (so I can watch YT when I’m staying with my family in China). Before this, I never even knew what a VPN was or what it was used for (because I’m in my early 30s and I’m a tech dinosaur lmao). I barely know how to use an iPhone
@@abcdefg-oj5wn You are only in your early 30s and yet you're a tech dinosaur? Gosh you must be rarer than an actual dinousaur.
glad you had fun. been here since 1996 been wild.
OMG CIRCULATE WENT OFF 🚀🚀🚀
Thank you James (and Wallace for the footage)
banger 💥
Maybe the most fascinating of all the Moving Differently episodes: especially given what you all experienced!
James is very calm this time - culture shock :D :D. China is amazing - their hotels are really 5 star. I was also surprised by pea ice cream. And the food is no1 in the world.
i read ur coment without my glasses,i thought u say pee ice cream really shock me,i put my glasses on its pea not pee🙈
@@paparapira Don't google "pee eggs" 🤣
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
@@anglohan5428 FREE PALESTINE
Grande !! 👏
kinda of sad, I got a notice that you were performing at Been Beijing, and I had another set elsewhere and couldn't cancel so I didn't end up coming. however tho there is quite a lot of foreigners in China, included foreign DJs. Next time you come, I will make sure I m free and I can show you around, my treat.
Wow! I was held the James hype flag in your right side😂you did great job and i love your music😊my friend is your big fans and she also came to been club with me, just on my left side😂anyway thx James 🫶
I'm jealous of your life....keep up the good work brother!!
Real China, Real DJ
China is so well organised and developed. There are tens of millions foreigners working, studying and traveling in China.
I won’t comment until I watch and listen props proper 😂 but I flippin love you Mr Hype ❤
I was so happy to see James Hype in vac, welcome to China again!!!❤
sending James to 1M+ SUBSCRIBERS
the reason why there are so many stupid rules are just because that Hefei(the city) hold EDM festival for the first time, the government there dont know the rave culture and are also very conservative, this is really bad for both our ravers and DJs. But trust me bro, next time in the citys like shanghai or wuhan or some other city, there would be no such stupid rules😂
This comment should be pinned. Thats exactly why all those absurd security rules were there during the festival.
@@dingyanmezi5373 Before a safety accident, all the rules were foolish.
to calm down? WTH! haha
The Best of Both Worlds.
Wild West meets. Eastwood. Authurian Legend. StereoHype..
It is DJs like you Mr. Hype that are keeping the peace and preventing world war 3 from happening!! keep it up😂🎉
Why do you wish us bad and dont want nice WW3?
Its actually a vaccine for bad virus, but effective vax and for real bad virus, finally.
Oh hey, Hefei China. I know that place, it has a huge man made lake with an artificial beach. I like that area.
Just watching China trip was wow but what was the set u played at hefei possible pls bitter sweet symphony was mind blowing just a banger
First time watch James Hype show.Actually not every place in China like this.I was attended many festival in China.This is the first time they have so much rule.After this festival,almost every raver complain about this,anyway hope you can come back China a lot in the future.U have so many fans here.❤
looks wild 🔥
19:12 its ok man, the crowd made an intro for you😂
Telling James "HYPE" to calm down when his Dj name is literally the opposite of calm down is something else. lmao.
Welcome to Hefei, I hope that next year's festival will be bigger, with more people, a cooler stage and a better experience。
It was not an easy task for Hefei to hold such a large-scale electronic music festival for the first time.Too many new attempts, as well as the concerns of the authorities, have led to the organizers facing various constraints, so that this feast of electronic music in the rain does not seem to be as free-spirited as imagined. This is not just a problem in Hefei, but also in China, where only a small number of young people can get involved in the turbulent Western culture. But thanks to its large population base, even electronic music festivals, which are not mainstream in China, can attract a huge number of fans. Many cities in China are trying to enhance their influence and cultural heritage by holding various cultural events, such as music festivals, electronic music festivals, and rock events. Hefei, as an emerging city with scientific and technological innovation as the starting point, is also making such attempts after having a large youth population.
Funny as **** lol 😂
cool insights. had a laugh a few times. def my favourite vid. nice one bruva!
@@anglohan5428别着急，马上就要解放台湾了，拭目以待吧
This video is fantastic - thank you!!!
Wild James...
🥀🌹💪🔥🫵🥀🌹
that's the biggest music concert in HeFei !! We would never have that such huge DJ stage in Canada.
Music festivals in China have always had a lot of rules, although I don't like too many restrictions, 😢but your performance saved all🎉
I was in shanghai for a holiday at the same time but i couldnt get tickets to the festival 🥲
3:49 Je....... it's reall burning my blood
Nice video, big up to your team. I am surprised though the organisers didn't tell you that you can use data roaming to get access google and western social media in China. By the way, this was not your first time to China, you came to Hong Kong before😂
i was at the Hefei show, really sick set by James
Come to china again bro
We love you~
The no swear rule is indeed vague. When the rules are up to interpretation, just don’t go too far overboard. Especially no sexually explicit swear phrase. Like you can’t shout the F-word excessively. But if you just bleed out occasionally, they might ignore it.
As a Chinese local I think it’s not convenient for foreign tourists in many places
You only need to activate the roaming feature provided by your mobile network operator, and you won't need a VPN. You can directly access the internet. However, please note that you must use your own mobile data and cannot use Wi-Fi.
Look like an awesome trip.
HaHa! Dig out some KLF!! 😅
well done mate for going to china..!! Yea it's abit lost in translations.... But ur gonna be ok..!!
Glad u like the egg too..!!
Legend
!
I’m the boy asked for photos at the hotel didn’t realize you’re complaining about this shxt tho😂😂😅
Small China cities are able to compete with the best of the best in the States. From the days where my area was all farm to it turning into a total nightlife of wild buildings and beautfiul restaurants
Because there're buying contracts between Chinese music companies and those big foreign companies（Sony、Emi 、JYP etc）, so most foreign musics and videos are available in China despite without youtube or stuffs. And apple music works in China as well.
wow, amazing to see you have crazy fans in China!
sigh, China didnt used to be so many rules years ago as what i remember. hope it becomes more open in the future
I think this is the real China
you dont need to think. It IS China
Also, I mashed that like button so hard, an executive at Verizon felt it on the back of his neck!
AND
I Subscribed ❤
why did they run from those 2 fans 😂😂
A very different perspective, very fresh.
Yaaarrrs lol😂 4:30
Why book James HYPE if you don't want any HYPE LOL
I felt the same way when i was traveling in Japan, 90% of the people didn't speak English and 95% of their restaurants had no English menu except for those in the hotels. So what do i do? I learned Japanese. Problem solved! May be you guys can learn some Mandarin before your tour. Just like how we learn English so that we can at least communicate when we travel to UK or US! 😂😂😂😂
How innocent of James to think that if Western apps are blocked, Chinese wouldn't know his songs....
#HYPEFAM 🔥🔥🔥🔥