Connor talks about The Guy who Jumped on Stage during the Trash Taste Panel

[@raijn2754]

Garnt was straigtforward in getting rid of him, connor was sarcastically telling him to get off, joey was subtly tapping him to go away.

[@Towkeeyoh]

Teamwork.

[@soseikiharagatatsu7859]

Connor is the only buff here who can punch the guy but then Connor remembers what his sensei Chris taught him that "remember connor-san, violence is not the answer"

[@schelest3316]

@@soseikiharagatatsu7859 "it's a question, and the answer is yes"

[@kueapel911]

@@schelest3316 deez nutz

[@bearonvacation551]

Saw this exact same comment somewhere else

[@ar.ninetysix]

About seeing the real Trash Taste while being stagebombed, there's a video from a different perspective and Joey was patting him on the back, kinda nudging him to leave. Lots of people seem to think Joey was paralyzed in the moment, but nah, I think he did his fair share in getting the guy to leave without being verbal

[@lootmaster1337]

i mean what else was he supposed to do, punch him in the face? pretty much the extend of what he could do without escalating it especially since the security wasn't even around.

[@josephharding2444]

He said this isn't the place mate and patted him on the back, why do they think joey did nothing?

[@perspectiveotaku3438]

@@josephharding2444 The person who said “This isn’t the place mate” was Garnt but yeah Joey did all he could.

[@andrew_h6]

@@josephharding2444 Garnt said that. Joey didn’t say anything.

[@josephharding2444]

@@perspectiveotaku3438 damn you right I'm blind haha

[@LaughingOrange]

The 3 guys did the correct thing to not react negatively, because that could have been dangerous.

[@system3008]

Why can't they react in a way that protects them from harm? From my perspective that moron looked like he could cause harm. Where was the protection?

[@huhreally5771]

@@system3008 Because reacting negative might have the opposite effect on a neutral man and make him hostile. He’s already on an adrenaline rush after choosing to stand up on stage with a ton of other people watching, especially since he knows he isn’t supposed to be doing that and will probably be suffering the repercussions later. Anyways, that’s just my assumption that you can make a crazy man out of anyone. My actual answer is just that berating someone’s is not equivalent to protecting yourself, and in some cases may be work actively against you. More like sabotaging yourself.

[@eliasjakewallace2239]

@@huhreally5771 This

[@system3008]

@@huhreally5771 I agree with everything you said.

[@coasterthekid8867]

I don’t know about dangerous. Based on his behavior, he likely has some type of disorder but he wasn’t malicious. As far as not reacting negatively, they did react negatively. Positively would be approving of his actions, neutrally would be just not doing anything, and negatively is disapproving of that behavior. They clearly told him it’s not the place for this and told him To leave the stage. In the discussion of not escalate things, It’s not about negativity, but rather not being aggressive because aggressive behavior leads to hostility and often violence.

[@hannijrch.5178]

I'm actually amazed of the whole audience. Good thing everyone is just silent and didn't actually encourage the guy's action.

[@Nox-q8k]

We are men and women of culture of course... 😌

[@vic5837]

Well they didnt do it in america thats why.

[@hannijrch.5178]

Normally in events like this there's always that one guy who will do stuff like this and the crowd will definitely laugh or go cheer for it. The whole audience are definitely true fans of this three knowing that it is stupid and they don't feel comfortable about it.

[@vic5837]

@@hannijrch.5178 i think european are just more of an introverted people add to that, that this are a group of weebs(no offense) and its normal for them to stay quite rather than to be excited. Ofcourse there always going to be an exception to this rule.

[@HolyDoomfish]

@@vic5837 It's just common courtesy and common sense to not encourage such dumb behaviour. This was clearly uncalled for and it was also very obvious the boiis weren't comfortable with the dude jumping up on stage. If they welcomed him, the audience's reaction might have been different as well.

[@HoDoBoDo]

I hope that dude finally realises his stupidity after that fine, but I've seen people like him...they don't care...

[@pepperbreath35]

some said he is high as fuck, londoner said a lot of people get high in the city in general

[@_console]

oh trust me, they do care when they get charged and there is a fine involved. plus doing something like this would get you banned from a bunch of events not just the one you were stupid.

[@Nox-q8k]

Probably not even a fan. Just someone who thinks he's funny who saw an opportunity to make an ass of himself

[@DenLim123]

i think he might just be mentally unstable

[@darklazerx7913]

Hes getting banned anyways

[@NeuronActivation]

Connor: "So the guy was caught the next day and was charged" Justice was served, I hope

[@Neighbour249]

What justice ? It's not like he beat them up.

[@andrew_h6]

@@Neighbour249 He probably put the three of them through a real scare. If he had a knife and the intent to use it, Joey would have definitely been killed. Maybe the other two would have as well. He didn’t do anything, but his behavior was off putting, and he definite deserves to be fined for his actions. There are rules for a reason.

[@kamakazeeSD]

@@Neighbour249 So if a person walked into you house for a few minutes and left, you would just be a-okay with that?

[@Rokomarn]

@@andrew_h6 what the fuck are you even talking about.

[@danilovictorinho8648]

charged with what?? lmao

[@Sheep.]

Being there irl was so surreal. I think Garnt's response was perfect.

[@yukinoyukinoshita5981]

Sometimes garnt feels like he's the elder brother with his siblings..........until they start food arguments Then everything goes downhill

[@HellBent_]

Memento Mori. And agreed I think he handled that about as well as it could've been handled

[@Sheep.]

@@HellBent_ I think the same thing. Also, Memento Mori!

[@Sheep.]

@@yukinoyukinoshita5981 That's so true lmao

[@andrewdineen9932]

What was garnts reply to it ? I can’t tell what he says and have bad ears sadly

[@drakenastee]

For those who saw the clip I can 100% confirm (as I was there as both a volunteer and con wanderer) he was taken and escorted out of the building by security which they were hoping the police would be there as they usually are there at all events if situations like this happen, but unfortunately he ran away which is why the fine and charged was done the next day as you actually put your details on the website to get a ticket in, so in all honesty he made it easy for himself to be done which is his own fault, but ironically it’s also not his first time being a dick to MCM staff and participants as he was banned a while back from future conventions when he would belittle those who were in cosplay while they took professional photos in booths, but he was taken off the register when new management took over. Now as a volunteer for the events you are given strict procedures on what you can and can’t do stuff from “don’t leave designated posts” to “not harassing guests on panels asking for selfies and autographs” (yes people do that) but the major one you’re told is “you aren’t security you are ushers”, so the fact the boys acted while dealing with him was extremely amazing as it was hard for those watching and those wanting him off the stage ASAP. Also to add on to those who were worrying if he had a weapon or snuck one in, don’t worry you are given a search (pat down) and bag check before moving into the building.

[@noiJadisCailleach]

All i got from that is: "Security is not a priority for MCM events"

[@drakenastee]

@@noiJadisCailleach Well they do have security but they more have them on entry and exits while the volunteers scout the floors, believe me I thought about that as well but it is weird.

[@ipout9470]

Thank you for the detailed explanation on the situation. Hope this man is banned from the con again after what happened.

[@drakenastee]

@@ipout9470 Not a problem at all, I saw how many were worried or wondering why and how certain things were handled so I thought I share more from behind the scenes, along with stuff people at the event explained to us working at the events.

[@dragonslayergirl357]

I was at MCM on Saturday (unfortunately didn't get to see the boys) and have to disagree about the security. Upon entry all we had was a quick bag check, in which the staff just looked in. No thorough searching and definitely no pat down, so he actually could have been a risk but luckily wasn't.

[@sunandmoon4232]

Chris: "Trash Taste doesn't condone violence." Connor: "Well no-"

[@In-The-Zone]

People really forget though, Garnt is I believe 30 now, like around the same age as Chris, and held a proper professional job in a media company...And a Monk. Dude has been through some shit and has the age and experience to help him navigate such a situation.

[@9justgaming]

Don’t forget runner up in battle of the bands

[@roben8186]

Don't forget he worked at the BBC

[@remyhavoc4463]

He also thinks all bread taste the same

[@Thankfuldead]

Objection relevance?

[@a_person4742]

@@Thankfuldead overruled

[@pepperbreath35]

MCM need more security, like holy shit they can't pay 1-2 people to secure the stage

[@randomaccount-dq1jq]

They are shooting the prices up like no ones buisness, apparently it costs ridiculous amounts for store owners to be part of the event and they are skimping on security costs 🤣🤣. I really hope something decent replaces MCM soon the event management are trash.

[@lootmaster1337]

yeah tickets are like 20 of those fake british money coins per day and they can't hire some ex military guy to just stand there for some reason

[@VampyrMygg]

@@lootmaster1337 fake coins? what are you on about?

[@itsmesky3545]

@@VampyrMygg "Poking fun at other countries that aren't my own" humor. It's ok. Nobody else gets it either.

[@Starkiller5121]

I've never seen anything negative happen at the 10 years I've been to MCM. Police do sometimes get there, but I've never seen anything major happen at the event. Just standard fan/weeb related stuff. This guy was obviously a crazy fan.

[@Judokasting]

I'm not too thrilled about how security failed there. Left the boys hanging with their cucumbers in their hands, but, they reacted well and the guy wasn't violent or anything, just an idiot so no need to punch him, just escort him off stage and then have a fucking talk with security. You never take chances at events like this, some people want the fame of doing something extremely stupid with big public events. Also for alot of the kids in the comments of these, has nothing to do with being "macho" or whatever, its about keeping people safe and letting people enjoy events.

[@khai_xi]

Garnt really got that "I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed" energy

[@infinite101_]

As someone who was there (wow I can actually say that for once), I found the whole situation so weird. I legit watched the guy mumble and slowly raise his voice in the front right of the audience, bounce up on stage, sit there then run off screeching. We all collectively knew he was off his rooker since the boys stopped talking to listen to what he was saying and the whole room followed. It was a fever dream and I'm happy mcm actually did something after bc I was seriously questioning where the loud host and dj guys were who introduced them to us had gone...I still hope the boys do another panel in London too!

[@screwhalunderhill885]

drugs 100%

[@freakishuproar1168]

It's like seeing how rock stars deal with stage invaders. I personally find it far funnier when they ignore the person desperate for validation and just let security haul 'em off.

[@yukinoyukinoshita5981]

Truee, bet they would have done the same if they had security ready to pounce on them Sadly MCM had brains of an ostrich in that part

[@spraragen88]

No. Rock stars have personal security who will tackle and take out anyone who rushes the stage.

[@rapthor666]

Wait, stage diving isn't a thing anymore?

[@FredMaverik]

@@rapthor666 not really the same thing is it

[@rapthor666]

Sarcasm bro

[@genejas]

"I also enjoy cringe" is a great line tho

[@JohnHill]

I probably wouldn’t do shit to be honest. I don’t know the rules of being on stage, definitely wack ass dude but I legit wouldn’t of known to tell him off, haha

[@greatninja2590]

The staff knows.

[@Shambles844]

Damn what you doing here John xD

[@fitzfizzy]

Even John watches clips lmao

[@hippowafflesify]

I hope people dont brush this off. This really couldve ended so badly if the guy wasnt just a troll.. The fact that there was no security nor did the staff do anything to assist during this is totally unacceptable. All three of them should have security when going to events like this just for safety esp during this day and age.

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

Love your mind sets 👏👏👏 excellent thinking

[@sindri1447]

I think they're big enough by now that they shouldn't ever go to an event without being escorted by security at all times. Shit can get crazy.

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

@@sindri1447 yes yes it can

[@8BitShadow]

i hope they never go back to MCM and choose a different venue entirely for the sake of their, and their fans, safety. Not until MCM get get this blatant skimming on security issue solved. Permanently. They clearly dont care much about their show runners - doing the absolute bare minimum for security, and yes sneaking a weapon past a pat down is absurdly easy - so why should anyone care about MCM anymore? Having such lax security honestly utterly defeats the entire point of the venue all together. This shouldn't even come close to happening. The dude shouldn't of even be able to get near the stage let alone on it. Regardless of how popular those on stage are at that.

[@LadyViolet1]

Should there be more security? Absolutely. Should the staff have intervened? Not necessarily. The staff aren't security, and they have every right to safety just as much as the boys; they're just doing what they're meant to and nothing they aren't trained for. There are even volunteers there, and they certainly shouldn't be randomly set to go haul some stagebomber off stage. For security two security guards should be enough to haul away anyone that tries to get on stage without permission. That doesn't seem like a lot, but most people aren't like that crazy guy, so you don't really need more for a panel. Maybe a third or fourth to be able to stick around while the other two haul one guy away if you're cautious.

[@tribopower]

for anyone saying they should have attacked him just know you are in the wrong, violence would just escalate everything and at that point he would be in legal grounds to sue since they are the ones who started it, extremly bad move

[@nikel-]

Violence breeds violence

[@JaredConnell]

Imagine any of those 3 trying to hurt anybody lmao

[@spraragen88]

Security needed to act quicker.

[@Treysic]

As someone who was at this event it was frustrating to see that guy take up everyone’s time with his actions. With fans also including my friends not getting the chance to ask the bois their questions while already being short on time. Overall I’m glad nothing happened and the bois handled the situation well and professionally!

[@syzygy2464]

i still remember when dimebag darrell was shot to death on stage by lunatic fan. just shot 3 times in the head in front of his brother and fans. there should always be tight security at big stage events to protect both the talent and the fans. it still hurts to think about and it should never happen again

[@RandomAutist]

Conner: the memer Joey: the aussie no bullshit captain Grant: the gentleman

[@Shay-ww3hs]

I also think Joey was in the most risky position if the man had been dangerous so he was probably scared. I would have been. The bag checks were barely even bag checks, security barely even glanced into my massive bag. I was holding my breath when I was at that panel thinking this could easily go badly if the guy had bad intentions

[@bravewryy6781]

I feel like that guy wasn’t a real trash taste enjoyer he clearly enjoys attention a lot more the crowd however were extremely chill you know they were the real ones and it’s just a testament to the community that the boiis have built up really sad that I couldn’t make it but I hope the boiis enjoy there stay and congrats again to Garnt and Sydney getting married!

[@alexpozniak4106]

I bet Chris is mad, because he was planning on doing this at the panel.

[@andrewrivera1054]

Running on stage in black face?

[@AxeltheKing1000]

@@andrewrivera1054 yes

[@Akuzastar]

Joey looked so shocked and uncomfortable. Really some sort of security should have been there at the sides, it wouldn't surprise me if joey is thinking never again 🤦‍♂️

[@shadowtrooper262]

Glad the Trash Taste boys got the justice they needed. This growing community doesn't deserve to be interfered by stage freaks and online trolls.

[@sareatonin]

I’m dying from second hand embarrassment, poor boys. They handled it as best as they could though

[@MariaMendez-ms9iq]

That's dangerous and stupid of the guy, the guys responded very well given the strange situation. You never know what kind of crazy person would do that. If one can do it others might try the same thing or other people might say you know what I dont what that happening to me so I just won't go there anymore. Respect boundaries people they are there for a reason.

[@ohaiijessiee]

I love the boys, they all handled this really well. This could’ve ended horribly and luckily it didn’t. I’m glad this guy is being held accountable!

[@anthonynelson6671]

I like how this is developing in a constructive way. All three of them did a great job of not escalating the event while also trying to set a balance with calling it out as something not cool to do but not wanting to make the situation worse in the moment. It's looking like the audience of and members of TT are giving publicity to the event but I'm also seeing a spirit of not amplifying the person that jumped up there uninvited.

[@unloyal4847]

The convention really needs proper security, its good that this ended peacefully, imagine rage filled weirdos with a knife, they can easily harm the people on stage

[@Hadrin101]

Man I work security and I cringed so hard when I saw that dude running to the stage. Like there was nobody at the convention who even thought of trying to stop him?

[@soulsemblance3163]

Second hand cringe 😬 was something I never knew existed. Until I saw what this guy did

[@andreasfinn1476]

I've suffered from second hand cringe my whole life. But this... This was almost lethal.

[@Ikxi]

I should stop scrolling down and reading those yt comments further down lmao

[@Rioraku]

probably for the best

[@Purpletrident]

Honestly it's the biggest mistake I make on literally every video trash taste related lmao

[@sahram457]

This guy stage bombed my friend’s dance performance too at Comic-Con bum cheeks out and all as I was trying to film for them 😭

[@legendofsonic1000]

Imagine actually getting charged for being cringe 😆

[@remyhavoc4463]

I'm pretty sure going up there without permission is illegal. Like, if he had a knife then they wouldn't be able to stop him.

[@Bytrius]

"So what are you in for? Murder? Theft?" "Cringe"

[@ishimotoren]

"This court hereby sentences to death by letha injection for CRINGE"

[@legendofsonic1000]

@@remyhavoc4463 it's a joke.

[@matthew_natividad]

@@Bytrius stagebombing

[@peachulemon]

Please please get some security ( especially ones who work with social media people before) while at cons, ik it seems elitist but you need it. They will also help keep you moving and not get swamped.

[@lazy2335]

Connor has matured, from punching a kid in face in France to just saying a one liner

[@Veristelle-]

Wait what? Laughed out of surprise there, but assume there was good context, seeing as he's quite reasonable.

[@lazy2335]

@@Veristelle- if you don't know, he was talking on trash taste about when he went on holiday as a child to France, and in an arcade some kid pressed the start credit button and wasted one of his runs, as a result he turn around and punched the kid straight in the face. That's basically the gist of what happened

[@Veristelle-]

@@lazy2335 Oh okay, I believe I remember that. I thought you meant as in the last few years and was questioning it

[@Ekim2F94]

Idont understand why people are saying "oh if they were these people they would've done this." Or "maybe Connor could've punched em" "why didn't Joey do anything" the reality of it is no matter WHO the boys are or were that was a dangerous situation if any of them acted wrong that person could've had a weapon and harmed them to insinuate they or anyone else in their position could've or should've done something is just asinine you don't know what people are capable even if you could win a physical altercation these days people are quick to use other means than just their fists. Glad the boys are safe dodged a bullet no pun intended.

[@blackknightz5036]

They all handled it well, from the sarcastic joke from the pat on the back it's like "Mate can you like get off the stage? thank you."

[@jessicajohnson2412]

Joey really looked taken aback his face expression says it all, thats creepy

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

The face of fear, trying to stay in control

[@jessicajohnson2412]

@@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550 i mean the man that jumped on stage are being creepy of cource not joey, the guys are is handling this situation very well considering the situation

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

@@jessicajohnson2412 indeed, and something could had happen, something very horrible

[@jessicajohnson2412]

@@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550 joey and the gang are my favorite youtubers along with Chris Broad dont want anything to happen to them :( Chris isnt there But still

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

@@jessicajohnson2412 of course but,

[@itsRAHMA]

Oh my God! This same guy walked in front of our performance at the Pop Asia stage on the Saturday!

[@ShadowAngelS2K]

That's what I was wondering... Was there no security to stop him? It's not like he was running, the dude got on stage on one leg

[@ncp9095]

I don’t want them to talk about him when they back to Japan and record the next Trash Taste episode because all he wants is an attention

[@12sikrabfinah]

This the most truest shit ever

[@rakoonshampoo2608]

While I would agree with this principle, he already has so much attention anyways that I think it’s better to address it at this point. Especially because people are/were concerned for *their* safety. I think it’s better now to get the whole story from them. Was MCM actually just entirely incompetent like everyone is saying? I mean there’s only so much they can do, they aren’t certified law enforcement and you can’t just attack someone for walking on stage unless they are clearly trying to cause harm to someone.’ How will they handle security going forwards?

[@ishimotoren]

I don't care whether he gets the attention he wants or not, but I'd want them to talk about it: It gives them a great story to tell on the monetized podcast, and it gives fans insight as to what happened, with an entertaining story. It changes something negative (his behavior) into a win win situation for both the boys and trashtaste fan.

[@ncp9095]

@@ishimotoren I don’t know man, if they turn this into something positive, there would be another idiot who think it’s good idea to do the same thing next time. As long as they become a topic of conversation, they wouldn’t care if it’s negative or not.

[@GatsuRage]

u can talk about it without mentioning his name or showing any footage of the incident. They HAVE to talk about it specially the part where he gets charged.

[@herpydepth3849]

I can’t even make it through the video because I get massive second hand embarrassment. It’s so incredibly awkward and weird that somebody thought “yep this is what I’m doing today”

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

"Even though this event will end, the worst will happen, But it's out of my control, I just roll the dice, the master in the sky plays the cards"

[@placeholder2924]

Everyone asks where was security, but clearly MCM was asking "why have security?"

[@loulove321]

From what I've heard on social media, this particular guy has been banned from the event before, but apparently someone new took over the running of the event, so maybe he slipped through? Even still, it's so bad how security weren't appointed to all of the events with special guests, especially when they have a stage event going on. I know they have security checks before the event, but God knows what the guy could've done to them, he didn't seem like he was all there if you get what I mean, so having security to intercept him before he even got on the stage would've been helpful. I think the lads dealt with him all in their own perfect way, Joey kind of nudging at him to get the hint they didn't want him onstage, Connor kind of embarrassing him with the 'cringe' comment and then Garnt being not too confrontational, but just serious enough so the guy understands that they won't let him interrupt them any longer.

[@Shannovian]

Part of me died watching Connor put his drink down after cheersing.

[@neutatamayo8365]

loved the downbad chat when the waitress comes along lmao

[@coltwgrice]

I'm so glad they caught that guy, after what he did, they wouldn't just brush it off and move on.

[@jineteporcinor.k.3050]

Garnt wans't wearing a suit but when he said "this is not the place" it feels like he is wearing one and many rings on his fingers 0:52

[@jrms.b]

Garnt the gigachad

[@Matthew_Rosenberger]

I'll repeat a bit of advice my father bestowed upon me. "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes" he did something stupid and got charged for it. I see nothing wrong with that!

[@darkcardking]

For those wondering about what he was charged with, I would assume a) trespassing (alegadly he was banned from the event in the past, meaning he was aware he was not welcome there) and b) disturbing the peace (he willingly took an action that violated the peace of an individual, or in this case three).

[@PerfectSense77]

Another comment said he was asked to leave with the cops then he ran off so he was charged for that part.

[@castlegarden2999]

Harassment as well possibly? Other con goers said he was going around asking girls to "join his content house".

[@deez9318]

Did Chris say Arigatou Gozaimasu to the waitress when she brought their drinks lol

[@DavidCruickshank]

Nope "thank you very much"

[@streetvybzswag1.067]

Grants composure in a situation like this just comes as a passive skill you get when you reach over 6 feet in height

[@Hexra_]

Chris was absolutely right about Garnt. Him saying that line had to be the most chad thing I've ever seen Garnt do.

[@KristieNorth17]

Guy: *stage bombs* Connor: chats going crazzzzyyyy

[@ryanmccarthy8968]

This is completely out of context for me but Connor is just fondling a Jojo figure at lunch, and you know, seems about right

[@pojo7712]

This proves that the sustenance received from in-bone chicken has greater impact on your mental fortitude demonstrated by grant. Such excellence. In all seriousness though, thankfully that guy just left and didnt escalate further.

[@uuu12343]

Garnt: This isn't the place mate One line, that's all This sums up the British danger tbh

[@tlshortyshorty5810]

Garnt: professionals have standards

[@thatBigfuu]

Life has shaped grant into the tournament arc personified

[@amirulfadhil3658]

The teacher analogy is spot on. My teachers used to just told us that you're welcome to go to the coffee shop if you wanna talk during class. lol good times

[@obake6290]

idk, my teachers used to say that as well. Problem is, that's a false invitation. Classroom attendance is mandated by law. The students can't just go somewhere else. Unless your talking about college, but then you don't really have that problem there in my experience. It's opt-in rather than compulsory, and the students are now adults who will just not show up if they don't want to be there.

[@amirulfadhil3658]

@@obake6290 Oh, of course my teachers don't actually meant what they said, it's just a sarcastic way of telling us to shut up. Like Chris said here, there's this sense of shame if the teacher told you to do that lol. And of course, skipping class is never good. Always attend your classes, people.

[@gf9898]

I was playing a show once and when I came off stage everybody kept talking about a stage invader doing cartwheels next to me before being dragged off. I had somehow missed the whole damn thing and was slightly disappointed to hear what I’d missed out on! :) Well handled all.

[@kittysgamingworld]

honestly i think the whole thing was well handled. especially when you don't know the person and he's running to the stage. you never know what's gonna happen. if you escalate it you don't know how far that person can go. and of course there's always the question of...does he have a concealed weapon/is he violent. so yeah at the end of the day you just stay nice but try to convey the message that this is not the place and they're not wanted there. Worst case you do it by saying something along the lines of...."let's talk about it later at my booth in the exhibition hall" and make sure to let security know what happened so they keep him out.

[@quest8447]

dude filming really pulled the "augghhhhh"

[@Drvudoo]

Where was security?

[@alexthao06]

Apparently they weren't provided with one.

[@midnashadow8439]

What I heard is that security was not inside the con but were all outside, hence why the guy could jump up in the first place

[@War624]

@@alexthao06 Absolutely ridiculous. There should always be at least one guard at these panels. This guy could've been off his rocker, and actually hurt them. If I were the boys, I'd have filed a complaint against the con runners.

[@josefmilly]

Bruh, the secondhand embarrassment is too much, I'm gonna need a megapint after watching that clip

[@AxeltheKing1000]

Lol

[@mazaochizao7810]

why does that guy look like ksi XD

[@zyncxec3658]

Edit:he does💀

[@lamcb.9476]

In the back of my mind I’m here like “this dude did it so he can become a story on Trash taste and brag about it” like yes I got on stage! See the boys are talking about me on their podcast isn’t that awesome! What do you mean they’re talking shit about me! They’re still talking to me

[@SuperSaiyaGinge]

Joey was looking around after the guy came on hoping someone would do something for him to get rid of the guy lol. He was feeling powerless in that moment.

[@sonicfreak04]

if I was in their shoes I would have asked any of the managers or supervisors around "could you guys get security please?"

[@Osjey]

obviously Garnt took Daidus advice on how to talk to psychos. Adding "Man" and even "Mate" to his sentence.

[@4.0.4]

There should be a "global ban from any venue anywhere forever" registry.

[@kyrierpgadik]

It's a troll of KSI with a wig

[@DeadPressed4444]

Finally, the true clown of the Trash Taste lore!

[@isshishiroorderofgoldenkit3550]

I wouldn't be surprised if a wave melody hit, you know 211

[@kwedl]

The fact that this even happened in the first place is horrible. Doesn't matter if nothing happened this time. These guys are known by millions of people, you never know what knid of idiots jumps up on stage and potentially start to attack them or try to even kill them.

[@Mystelblade]

Good deserved who in their right mind would think it's okay to jump in on stage, he was probably toasted. As an American when you come here please have a ton of security because their are assholes like him that ruins awesome things.

[@icouldntthinkofagoodname7216]

Yeah that's Krindzworti man. Imagine the confidence to embarrass yourself by being like that.

[@itsmemichelle6411]

They shouldn't have had to have sorted the security the next day, that shit should have been sorted out before the event.

[@AstorReinhardt]

I hope more cons take this as a warning and up the security for guests. People are crazy these days and it could have easily turned violent/deadly.

[@nothen3681]

"These days" You do realize it's just that information travels differently so you just see shit like this more often?

[@Darkreaper71]

I was actually there when it happened, jesus that was awkward, At first I thought it was a bit but nope it was friggin random and made everyone confused. At the very least I got to experience real life KZbin :D

[@KillerTacos54]

So good to see our bois together

[@oscarspokes9045]

connor is just sitting ther at a table with chris while holding a giorno figure

[@mlomlo007]

Hire some security next time. Don't need some psycho running up on stage

[@jimjohansson1984]

Unless the people in charge ask you to join up on stage you simply just dont do it why risk getting knocked out on stage by staff or people in the audience. Is like the term stranger danger to some people dont exist

[@rainando3034]

Mmmmmmm where's the GODAMN SECURITY?!

[@waterking74]

Garnt got really serious his voice dropped

[@ricardoperez2821]

When i saw the first images on Twitter i thought : Oh nice, it’s KSI

[@nightspicer]

I love how someone in chat wrote "Will Smith him"

[@bhamey1785]

"Cheeky Joey cashed in" this got me

[@someoneschickenstrips6818]

The man was arrested for the amount of crack that he had

[@pax6833]

I mean all the fans have a hope of someday sitting with the boys. It's the weird parasocial relationship thing. Most just recognize it's an unrealistic dream. I don't think this guy had any bad intent, he looked like he was having a blast, even though yeah ofc what he did was rude and disruptive and stupid. There's no need to villify him, he got his punishment and that's that.

[@AxeltheKing1000]

True. But what he did was still stupid.

[@Lord_Neko_]

Probably a mischief charge.

[@crazyfutureradio]

This was MCM expo? I'm not surprised then. Can't go a second without some cringey shit happening there. It's a literal cesspool.

[@yotaruvegeta]

Dave Chapelle, Trash Taste- someone’s not going to be as lucky with a stage crasher as they were. This dude didn’t look like he combed his hair since the first iPhone went on sale.