SCAMMED in Beijing on purpose!

The best way to understand how scams work, is to be scammed! I go get scammed so that you don't have to!
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[@rahultirkey7950]

If girls approaching to me then there's something wrong.

[@BlackSheepIncorperated]

😂

[@user-zm7de9fc9x]

Rahul Tirkey fking gold lmao 😂 👌

[@johnmellon1820]

LMAO

[@BboyInfusion]

faaaaacctttsss!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jdmpassion8312]

Word!

[@teskio]

They tried this with me in Shanghai, but I’m Italian and so I ended up scamming them

[@nonoun9619]

true mafia man

[@kotgmarshal]

That's how Mafia works.

[@teskio]

The Marshal ...sort of....

[@bruh8054]

Come un vero italiano

[@al23438]

GEDDA FUCK OUTTA HEEEE

[@Kyanzes]

Imaginei the secret police who's been watching Winston for 12 years. "He's now in tourist clothes... trying to scam scammers... do I save our fellow scammer citizens or watch what develops... need orders... "

[@MrDeanmfitz]

😂😂😂😂

[@anthonygreenfield123]

Exactly 😂

[@kalumbailey5103]

You wasted a perfect opportunity to say something to them in Chinese at the end and see their reaction 😂

[@TheNizoubizou]

with those clothes even a tourist will try to scam you 😂

[@MAN-xs2lq]

**white American approaches** Hi I'm from Shanghai

[@360Fov]

LOL

[@maggsbufton1969]

Yes…Cool was a very popular word in this vid…

[@XIN_920]

😆😆

[@americanpatriot3710]

There are millions of Chinese scammers. Foreigners are an easy target.

[@user-vj2ri1sk2o]

He already got scammed just look at his shirt

[@kellyedey5952]

No he scammed the old women. Lol

[@DRKILLIE]

I love blowjob.

[@AWISECROW]

He bartered for it hopefully and didn't pay 200 usd

[@mason9757]

Lol

[@govindsinghrathore4671]

@@DRKILLIE I thought that too until he said I love Beijing

[@hakku1776]

What i learned from this video: 1. scamming unwarned tourists is kinda easy 2. Winston has the 🔥DRIP🔥 3. Winston is good at scambaiting 4. staying awesome is the key

[@TheRubsi]

"A famous place called silk street" He was trolling them at every opportunity, epic.

[@Bj-yf3im]

Have you been to that place, Silk Street? I don't get why foreigners hang around it SOOOOO MUCH! Especially on a warm day in Beijing! I prefer being out in the sunshine instead of being suffocated by an atmosphere of haggling!!!

[@faradaysage15]

i caught that too lmao

[@Anonymous8830]

wasting a scammer's time is basically a good deed. if you are wasting their time and energy, they're not scamming anyone else

[@LostRizzie]

Tristan Busch wasting a scammers time would result in your money being taken in hospital bills

[@TheInsaneHardstyle]

@@LostRizzie ping pong scammers deserve to die slowly cutting of body parts one by one

[@daniellundberg2875]

DDoS the scammers :P

[@Lot_2023]

@ぼおぬろりい Tough talk, from such a weak little soy cookie. Tell us more, Pantie Boi.

[@higgs135]

especially when they end up with nothing after all of that

[@mohammedalzahrani6376]

I don't think that BJ stands for Beijing.

[@jabtko]

Imitation of the famous logo ILNY

[@johnny1992black]

hahahaha snatched my joke heey :)

[@zect556]

I love Bad Jokes

[@francoispouliot5782]

😂

[@Bodragon]

Of course it doesn't but Winston is way too dumb to realize that. (You know he pretends to be a university graduate and although he has attended some university, it wasn't for a bachelor's degree. No. Our Winston is only high school level educated, if even that. When you see him and C-Milk together, the intellectual disparity is quite glaring).

[@tethryss5001]

The level of crimes you committed that day in fashion is nearly unforgivable. This is why he wears a suit everyone.

[@nayrtnartsipacify]

Dont touch me?!

[@FransceneJK98]

I ❤️ Beijing but written as BJ. Man, that is one conversation starter lol

[@othergeorgea]

This is like me watching my dad try to be cool...

[@angelontirampeba4174]

Mdr

[@jiawei4779]

Lol 😂

[@shika916]

I have a question: what WOULD make your dad cool in your eyes?

[@lucdinh8312]

How Do You Do Fellow Kids?

[@mutestingray]

It hurts!

[@Frostafarian]

The outfit was painful. Painful but necessary

[@dokkiro]

I😍BJ.... BJ.....

[@fenrirgg]

I liked it, lol

[@Sebastian82]

hilarious, especially considering he usually wears suits :D

[@Kelberi]

"It is not possible" "No, it is necessary"

[@chiyoko4244]

@ Laurent MT Their lost all their common sense when he mentioned he worked at a bank.

[@georgeyin3321]

it's not just foreigners, i got chinese friends that got scammed when they went back to china.

[@Holzkissen.]

Well yeah. I got scam for argentinian scammer and guest what... I'm argentinian Scammers don't have nationalities

[@k-kat9808]

I’m watching this now and JUST realised I was almost scammed by these exact same people at the exact same “tea house”. Me being a naive 20 year old thought they were being friendly. Once we got to the tea house my parents and brother urged me not to go inside, and I just asked them for a tea to buy for $4NZD in a takeaway cup, and we left. Was shocked seeing your footage and realising this!

[@jeygee3736]

Come on man you making us kiwis now known as easy targets lol

[@frankchen29]

i am a native from Beijing, and i was so happy that you did all this. and I like your videos, do more. Thank you again.

[@dariawicgs5254]

@João Maverick yes,and when we are offended,we eat human

[@dariawicgs5254]

@João Maverick Você também

[@dariawicgs5254]

@João Maverick 哎妈呀卧槽，就这？就这？Seu Deus está doente para vê-lo,opps I forgot he doesn't even wanna see u,kkkkk,pq Você é um cão louco,even if ure um cão,I'm not eating u,hahahah pq you the troll dog

[@rarecringe2446]

youre using youtube??!!! -50000 social credit score

[@jestnutz]

I like native rather than citizen

[@jeanette8133]

she was literally seeing dollar signs floating when you told her you worked in a bank

[@coolcat1684]

haha you touch da money ...?

[@ShangZilla]

That's weird, he isn't Jewish.

[@vincentas1]

@@ShangZilla holy based

[@jeygee3736]

@@coolcat1684 he touch all da money's 🤑🤑🤑

[@bobsnob3073]

@@ShangZilla SHUT IT DOWN! SHUT IT DOWN!

[@Griffdog21]

"You're about to be scammed by those two chicks" "Oh I know" Somehow I highly doubt that

[@brendethedev2858]

Maybe he was making the same video lol

[@sm-yo6pt]

@@brendethedev2858 maybe he is an Italian

[@cccycling5835]

nah I think he was starting to understand what was happening and looking for a bailout. that’s why he kept his voice down instead of immediately flipping out

[@joeh858]

@@cccycling5835 he was too embarrassed

[@BeastReview]

I think he knew.

[@josee-annejoly6896]

That guy you warned looked quite stressed out, it looks like he knew he was in trouble, but didn't know where he was and how to get out of this situation. I bet he really loved you after that! Hahaha

[@jeygee3736]

Yeah he looked so uncomfortable

[@NewSapaudia]

Came for the scams, stayed for the acting talent.

[@DanielCardei]

Scammer: Whats your name? "Winston Churchill"

[@MAN-xs2lq]

HAHA! 🤛 😂

[@classiccasualgaming]

Hi Winston, I am Lili. Are you thirsty?

[@mmmmarrrr4767]

You are a real hero. What you're doing for this planet is beyond words. You are brave, highly intelligent and connected to your heart.

[@neon_wombat]

When I was in the Shanghai bund area, I was approached by a few of these scammers. I used them to practice my Chinese, I was a bit nervous to speak, but after walking around for a bit I got about 1-2 hours of basic conversation practice all up. They would approach me, I would agree to whatever they said and started walking with them (just along the bund), then start talking Chinese, and have a bit of back and forth. Most of the time after 5-10 minutes I think they realised I was too aware to be scammed and left. But another would approach me in a few minutes. It really helped me gain a bit more confidence in my language skills.

[@SandlyCut]

nice :D

[@mr.c6324]

uno reverse

[@Nightwishmaster]

Hahahahah, using scammers as free Chinese tutors, love it!

[@uwanttono4012]

Yes, I used to do this as well when I lived in Beijing! I'd stroll around Tiananmen Sq and Wangfujing street and practice my Chinese on the scammers who approached me lol!! They soon stopped approaching me as I became too familiar to them after living there 3 or 4 years!

[@jeygee3736]

That's a pretty good idea. Might use them to level up my mandarin until I get blacklisted by the scammers lol.

[@unpopularopinion6200]

Learning English for Scamming? That's some next level dedication

[@heyimdevin]

Chinese tourists constantly get scammed as well, it's not only for you foreigners. As a Chinese mainlander I do appreciate what you do, we owe you a big thank you.

[@serpentza]

Thank you!

[@polymyxa8233]

Is China supposed to be a police state? I wonder what is the ratio of citizen vs policemen. Chairman Mao needs to come back to shoot these capitalistic scammers.

[@correctionguy7632]

polymyxa fuck off commie

[@alex_inside]

Correction Guy Hmmm Americans really hate communism

[@polymyxa8233]

Correction Guy, you have a filthy mouth!

[@bullhornzz]

Cracking up at the "I❤️ BJ" shirt 🤣

[@fuckoff187]

that guy at end pretending he knew he was gonna get scammed....suuuuure lol

[@Tradinghonest]

he's canadian. It's our shy way of saying "thank you, i'm ashamed i didn't know this already". It's not the arrogant statement you think it is. e: it's actually an ignorant statement, not an arrogant one, its very likely he will still go into the bar and get robbed out of curiosity now. It's kind of like saying the american "ya, whatever bro" mixed with the english "what of it?" with way less testosterone.

[@nickb1762]

@@Tradinghonest LMAO. Sad to see how suggestible western men are... makes you wonder why that is

[@Tradinghonest]

@@nickb1762 well this canadian was from my area so oddly enough, i can tell you what he was thinking based on that interaction. He was thinking "this man is either a huge pussy who got robbed by two tiny girls or the man is somehow trying to trick me away from hooking up with these hot chinese girls, im not sure which so i'll just agree and get him out of here" and right as he walks into the bar to sit down hes going to say "well this was a bad idea, i now see the error of my ways".

[@Tradinghonest]

@h4d35 actually we fist fight more than most countries on earth. Just because we dont shoot in our confrontations doesn't mean we cant stomp americans into the ground.

[@Lorisa25]

It sounded like he did know, but didn't know how to exit the situation. Not wanting to be rude to the girls about to rob him

[@JeffBourke]

6:42 This is the moment that completely gives away the scam. "I like your t-shirt"

[@mason9757]

Bahahahaha 👌

[@FreeSudani]

My man ... i would like to thank you very much for this video you saved me ....i did some research about china before landing there for the first time and watched this video ... when i was in shanghai walking near the the bund area two Chinese girls approached me and they invited me to a tea shop ... when we go to the shop before we entered i suddenly recalled your video ...then i declined going in and told them lets have a drink else instead the girls were so upset ... again thank you and stay awesome :D

[@serpentza]

Awesome! That's why I make these video, glad it helped out!

[@FengTheSlayer]

FreeSudani Tbh I would’ve just declined anyways especially since they’re total strangers

[@FreeSudani]

@@FengTheSlayer yeah I agree with you but I was so blinded.. The girls looked so innocent and sweet... Never thought about it in a negative way

[@9mmsafetyalwaysoff00]

@@FengTheSlayer Dude you'd be surprised how many guys go along with this because they are just that fucking desperate. IT's crazy.

[@SynValorum]

@@9mmsafetyalwaysoff00 or they think "hey baby, I'm such a player and I must be special because this never happens where I'm from"

[@sanjikun7897]

Lol this tea house scam happened to us. We were a group of fellas roaming around tianenmen and this two ladies approached us saying hi and introduced them as English teachers in a school. They were looking nice, not so young, modestly dressed and with no make ups. Since we have some women in our team they became pretty close with them, and invited us for coffee. ( I guess it's this same tea house in this video.) These ladies were sharing the things they know about our country, praising the women in our team for their achievements in their professional and personal life, n chatting interesting stuffs. They asked us what we need and ordered for coffee for all. We were all talking taking pictures together and enjoying the coffee. And when the bill came, they told us the amount looking at it and were waiting for us to pay the bill. And one women from our team started to create a scene telling them to pay the bill cos its them invited us. They were being silent and acted stupid and dumb. Somehow we just managed to collect the money and settle the bill. Each of us had to pay around 40 rmb something.

[@JuanPablo-lt3us]

Often it can get much worse. But please note, although these are scams, they are generally not overly ambitious

[@NewPassportBro]

I've learned so much from this guy. I've been offered a job in China, Hangzhou. I watch him religiously

[@photon2724]

so smooth when telling the dude that he's about to get scammed.

[@Gu53cUa]

Like sandpaper tho

[@terminationshock1356]

When I was in Beijing last year I identified the "art student" scam right at Tiananmen square thanks to your video. My dad had no idea. I had to explain to him later why I was being rude to her by saying we were not interested in seeing her paintings. She started the conversation in english saying she is an art student from Xi'An. Thanks again Winston! Stay awesome!

[@serpentza]

Good, glad to see my videos are helping put a stop to their awful scams

[@terminationshock1356]

Absolutely! Keep up the great work! Greetings from and Italian fan

[@tperk]

These scammers also infest areas around Silk Market (Yonganli), Guomao, Wangfujing in Beijing. Go west of Tiananmen to the Xidan shopping district and you see less of this nonsense.

[@DavidS_Tan]

"Winston from London" Churchill???

[@creative-renaissance]

Great video, these scams are not only in China but everywhere. I went to New Delhi this year and as a European I couldn't walk anywhere without loads of scammers approaching me. They also work in packs! But the people were also very friendly and welcoming too.

[@euniceong595]

"so everyday you touch the money" that's so highkey lmfao

[@sympatheticnerve]

@Google obvious, think the opposite of „keep this on the down-low“

[@roger4521]

As a Chinese, I hate those who deceive foreign tourists in your viedo. I hope that every foreigner can have a good experience in China. Thanks for your video, which can help them stay away from some dangerous situations in China. When you travel in China, please try to go to public places or some famous chain stores where local consumers go.

[@Tinyjb0]

The fact that the police support these scammers is just another reason on the long list of the many reasons why to never visit China as a non-Chinese person. Your comment was 4 years ago, and the hatred and animosity towards foreigners has only grown during that time. Have you seen recent videos? I've seen school children in China be asked "What do you hate the most?", with the 4th grader replying "I hate the U.S. and Japan the most, when I grow up I want to kill them". And that behavior is encouraged. Why should I enable a country with my tourism money which will partly go towards the funding of this hateful ideology in children? I can only hope that those who have not been entirely brainwashed can make it out of that communist country before it is too late for them to do so.

[@Kerrsartisticgifts]

I arrived in Hong Kong late in the evening, a cab took my friend and myself to the Mariners Club in Kowloon. I went to a bar named The Four Sisters and had a beer or two. I met a couple of really drunk English guys who told me they were English Teachers, this was in the mid 1980's and I had never heard of "English Teachers" who were just ordinary English speaking people with no teaching training or experience before. They said they taught "Conversational English" so they only had to be able to talk English in order to qualify for their job. One of the two whose name was Adrian, gave me a business card for a nearby Hotel and he told me he was being hired to manage the bar there in the next couple of weeks and he said I should go there and have a beer and check it out. It was late already but after Adrian and his pal left and I finished my beer, I decided to go check out that Hotel, which Adrian said was still open and had given me some simple directions to. It was only a left turn down from the Four Sisters, straight along and through one set of lights and then the Hotel bar was downstairs on the left hand side of the street. The four sisters had been on my left after I turned down to my right when I left the Mariners Club, so everything was on my left that night after that first right turn. Left from the Four Sisters, left when I "left" the four sisters, across a main street, still on the left and then down stairs of what looked like a modern high rise office building, it could have been a Hotel. The bar was large and empty and the actual bar itself was a long narrow rectangle shape also to my left as I entered, Adrian was sitting with a Chinese girl at the very far end away from the entrance as I walked in, his friend was no longer with him and the girl who wasn't with him twenty minutes earlier when I met him, was very drunk. I walked along and pulled up a bar stool next to Adrian and I ordered a beer. I was very surprised to see the bar because it didn't look anything like what you might expect someone with no experience to be offered the job of managing just because they spoke English. I would have imagined anyone managing a place like that to be well educated in Hotel Management with English as a second language, at least. I had just poured my beer into a glass when the girl stumbled and almost fell down, her boob popped out of her low cut top and Adrian grabbed her arm and told me he'd have to talk to me later because he was taking her out of the bar. That left me alone in that huge pub/bar so I just drank my one beer and paid for it then I stood up to leave and the barman started saying stuff in Chinese to me, I had no idea what he was saying and I told him that in English, my only language as I continued to walk along the bar to head for the door. As I walked, only half way along the length of the bar, that barman began shouting something and other guys began heading over towards me and putting themselves in front of me while shouting and looking angry about something. I stopped for a second and asked somebody to speak English but nobody did. I said that somebody must speak English in this place and then I said, I know one of you speak English but I don't speak Chinese so I'm just going to tell you, I don't know what your problem is, I had One Beer which I paid for and now I'm leaving and you have no business with me, so let me get out of here and don't block my way and let me go. They just didn't stop and began to crowd right in front of me and very close, that's when I yelled back at them and told them where to go, in English, with my Scottish accent, maybe that's why they didn't understand me? This ended up with me dropping the boldest and closest of them who was right in my face yelling at the time. I called out that I didn't want to hurt anyone and wasn't looking for trouble but I told them to get out of my way and let me leave. Before I could get to the end of the bar and turn right towards the door and the stairs leading up to the street, I had to drop another one of them and that gave me the space to make it up and through the door to the bottom of the stairs, there was one guy who ran up and turned around in front of me on the stairs and the rest were behind me shouting still but they weren't following me and I just told the guy in front of me that it was a bad spot for him to be in if I was going to have to get him out of my way because he wasn't in for a good landing if that happened on the stairs. That guy decided just to step out of my way and I made it to the top of the stairs but just as I was walking out the front doors I had come in, a Police Van, just the same as they used to have in the U.K. came to a screeching halt right in front of me and the cops who were in it ran past me into the Hotel. I just booted it off to my right, all the way back to the Mariner's Club and that was how my first night in Kowloon began and ended. I never knew what had really happened, was Adrian working some scam with the Hotel Bar? Did Adrian have a bar tab and tell them I was paying for it when he left almost as soon as I got there? If it was a scam, why did they call the Police? If it was a scam, were the Police in on it? This story goes on, because we were stuck in Hong Kong when my friend was pickpocketed and lost his Passport, Plane ticket and all his American express cheques and his credit cards. We were stuck there for a month when we were supposedly just spending a day or two there before flying on to Bangkok. Because of that, we had a few meetings with the local Police and Customs people in their offices and strangely, to me anyway, when we did make it to Thailand later, I was buying some food from a street vender who had a crowd around him and when I looked through the crowd, I saw the face of the white Policeman who had interviewed my friend and I a couple of times in Kowloon. When he seen me staring right back at him, he just vanished and I never seen him again. We were just two U.K. expats, living in Canada who were both sailors and had decided to go on a vacation and see some places neither of us had ever seen before, so we decided while in a travel Agency in Toronto, to check out Thailand and Hong Kong on the way, we had no prior knowledge about Thailand and hoped to see temples and elephants and just step back in time in Asia, it sounded like it would be an amazing trip and it was, but had I known what the reality was, I would have been better prepared and probably given the bars in Kowloon a miss altogether, as well as Bangkok and Pattaya Beach and just headed straight for the little village on Koh Samui where we ended up for two months, in the first place. We were used to rough areas, being from Glasgow and Liverpool and sailors to boot, but that's what we didn't want to experience on our Vacation, we wanted peace and rest and relaxation.

[@xuannguyenpham1715]

Bro what a fucking essay!

[@meylinlibertaskeef3346]

just do a long story short i aint reading that

[@Kerrsartisticgifts]

@09isnotfine , yeah, well I've had a lot of adventures all over the World and this one was more similar to one which he described happened to him and his pal at a bar, in another video where his pal was hustled. It's also similar in nature to the one where the girl approached him and then her friend and then they take him off to have a tea with the intention to do the same thing and then he saves a tourist about to be taken for the same hustle just moments after he is rejected when they realize he is recording the hustle for us. I tend to meander off into long stories because to get the picture across, you need to, unless you make videos and tell them that way, which many people have suggested I should do. Others just think I talk too bloody much! ha!

[@CHARLIE-MF-BROWN]

Run on sentences my boy. A couple more periods would really help lol.

[@Kerrsartisticgifts]

@@CHARLIE-MF-BROWN , I know, Charlie. I asked for some help with my punctuation because I can't always tell where to end a sentence. I don't remember my English lessons because I'm over 50 yrs out of school and I wasn't in it for very long. I haven't written anything, except on the internet, in that entire 50yrs either.

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

Watching Winston pretend he's from England and doesn't speak or pronounce any Chinese is hilarious! The rush of watching the scammers walk right into the trap

[@sultanalshamsi7629]

you should prob speak Chinese with them after they talk behind your back

[@painmagnet1]

Yes. The best video would be to show them fluency with language and ask them to explain.

[@miracleshappen4483]

That's dangerous! They are mafia people obviously tied to the police and the government, they are more afraid of being exposed on You Tube and other social media. Don't risk your life just expose them cleverly!

[@AOWarwick]

whatfore, they have no shame anyway in what they are doing.

[@djkillcrazy]

Then why are they afraid of being filmed, @@AOWarwick?

[@ilyaakadishtungha7337]

​@@djkillcrazy I'd say it's because other tourists who do their research and the odd public official who doesn't give a fuck about bribes and corruption might recognize them and fuck with their hustle. In that line of work, they have to make every opportunity count

[@YESSSSSSSSSSIRRRRRRR]

*"I only speak a little bit of english"* Two minutes later *"I studied English for 4 years"*

[@mick0matic]

I had French for 4 years, i still speak it worse than these scammers speak english.

[@leweier4988]

That could be true though lol

[@lemayanereng6267]

Cwizzo hahahaaa

[@maxomax9039]

mick0maticNL me too lol je suis un nom est max my name is max

[@LightWalkerDK]

Danish people study english from 4th grade and only half of us can speak decent english xD

[@andychuang9160]

That's a very ridiculous outfit for a tourist, but you nailed it! 🤣 Love your contents!

[@sailing7777]

This is one of Winston's best works! I like the take home message at 20min. It is so true.

[@Tiagotaf]

Scammer: What do you do ? Me: I AM UNEMPLOYED AND DEEPLY IN DEBT. Scammer: Runs away horrified.

[@salvadorpalmerin2851]

Lmaoooo

[@PickinNgrinin]

I love this war you've waged against dirty scammers and beggars!

[@americanpatriot3710]

Lots of them in China.

[@kutendamakwamaya977]

"Bro , you are about to be scammed by these two chicks, don't follow them into any establishment." Serpentza 2021

[@genuinsanity]

Alarm bells go off anytime a smiling stranger approaches me ESPECIALLY ladies of child bearing age... they ALWAYS are trying to get something from me.

[@user-lh2hx5xf4e]

I can only dream of being as eggscessful as you Winston.

[@godzilladestroyscities1757]

I think we all truly want to be eggscessful one day.

[@akcarlosh292]

Not easy to pronounce that word when you are not an English native speaker believe me ,any new language we try to speak it’s easy to make many mistakes

[@alexanderpopov3510]

@@akcarlosh292 True. Eggscessful is one of the hardest words to pronounce in English.

[@joccie7113]

@@akcarlosh292 yes that's true but i believe that with hard work, you too can be eggscessful at learning english :))

[@vetiarvind]

He is successful with those eggs.

[@raionhatosan1664]

Thank you so much! I was in Beijing today at the forbidden city and i was approached by two women who tried this exact same thing they did in this video, because i was made aware by this video it saved me today!! Thanks again!

[@maidsua4208]

So glad you didn't have to be fooled!

[@malaki551]

Wow

[@Microarmor007]

These women are all around the exit to the forbidden city. Many of them tried to get me also, but is was on guard because of your warning. I saw several of your videos before the trip. You saved me. Amazing the Chinese authorities don't care a bit about this.

[@Command-mv2nk]

So nice of you to warn a fellow tourist. Good bless you.

[@richardcrocker539]

Great work man, you are doing a great service to tourists.

[@omanaissi9524]

Not all heroes wear caps .Men your true hero

[@vintageequipment3768]

he was wearing a cap

[@millicathomas7948]

Vintage Equipment 😂😂😂

[@monowavy]

baseball cap*

[@skylinec83]

All heros ought to be wearing "I

[@anselmglen8170]

It’s because of your videos I was able to avoid getting scammed in China and had a wonderful trip. Keep up the good work.

[@noahhughes2501]

"I'm from England" "Oh, London!" What the hell is with foreigners thinking that Britain/England is all like London

[@keithmartin1328]

I'm English and I've only been to London once, as a teenager back in 1995.

[@higgs135]

London looks nothing like the rest of Britain, i should be a country with a different flag since it's so huge lol

[@tsfbaf303]

Same with Germany, everybody only thinks of Berlin.

[@mikecostinas3045]

I am from France and I relate to this so much :" ahhh France, Paris !" :')

[@TheDragonKeeper100]

As an American from the state of Indiana yip I know what you mean. New York and California are not the only states in America, we also have Texas the third and ONLY OTHER STATE HA HA HA.

[@sm-yo6pt]

that almost happened to my father, he went to China in 2008, he told me that few girls tried to walk with him but he refused immediately because he is too religious, he scammed by many men instead

[@Spartos83]

Bro you got some Irony steel heavy balls bro, Wrecking ball- balls. The way you went and played a role of a foreigner. It's amazing. You don't win a fight by fighting your opponent, you win a fight by out-playing your oponents game.

[@ChildofLight777]

Outfit was basically C-Milk when he first arrived in China.

[@finiteinfinite1659]

how about this video? scam? or real? what do yu think? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIrbaGx4h9SkatU

[@Mary1337]

leaf wigger1488 I guess them Jewish people you hate so much, knows basic grammar better than you do. Holy shit. Use some commas, dots and use the enter key. "neo nazi" - doesn't the white race care about at least presenting opinions well? Because, you just look stupid.

[@coolcat1684]

Child of Light Maybe vivi is a scammer ...the baby marriage and apartment are a ruse ....she’s working a long con! Hehe

[@jensdamm7597]

Years ago a young girl approached me, my Taiwanese boyfriend and my father to practice her English and show us around. We vere very afraid of a scam.... We spent one of the best days in Xian. Just a nice college girl. Thus, there are scams and there are great people

[@gigiduncan5030]

Maybe the amount of ppl matters?

[@Eazy336]

When the guy noticed you were filming he was terrified lmao

[@MohamadKaakati]

"You're about to get scammed" "I know" Plot Twist: "It's his fetish" lol

[@Seagull425]

I’d scam the scammers #sleightofhand

[@papasmurf5431]

"I know" meant like "fuck im not being lead to a lowkey brothel"

[@user-xw9qs6nn6y]

Mohamad Kaakati he didn’t know, he just didn’t want to seem foolish in front of a dude dressed like a fool

[@Armenianpower3]

lol

[@mariobtron5907]

I feel scammed

[@darian5428]

This video should go viral so everyone knows.

[@aaron_k4787]

I keep coming back for the outfit. what a legend

[@Noir-Road]

Thanks for the spanish subs and the clarification at the end of the video since I didn't get why or for what you were going to be scammed for. Keep up the good work !

[@10whit10]

Step 1. Dress like Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit

[@mic8679]

10whit10 exactly 🤣👍🏻

[@mandy7914]

Lololol

[@glbfromjustgian3882]

😁

[@gethinevans8596]

Keep on Rollin' :)

[@klikitzsmith8416]

lol

[@haoleon2464]

Give you a incredible kiss for helping my country improving~ we don’t like the scammers, no matter who they scammed. Let’s make China better ~!

[@haoleon2464]

Wei Zhang 我不觉得，对于外国人，在北京确实有很多这种骗子。让老外了解了，他们来玩不会受骗，这种现象会慢慢变少，做这方面的骗子也会减少。既然中国有这个缺点，我们就正视它就好了。又不可耻。中国的优点，文化源远流长，大好河山，风景多样，现在基建发达，老外真想了解不会看不到。但是很多问题是我们不会遇到的，既然能曝光，那就是好事。他没有说中国到处都是骗子，只是有些外国人多的景区，有一些这样的现象而已。就像我去意大利，希腊，西班牙小偷也很多，但不妨碍我们去玩，去感受他们的文化。 有颗包容的心，比你这样上来就骂人好。

[@snoop1204]

事實如此，何出醜化二字？

[@user-ud3md2xz4z]

需要幫忙舉報嗎

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

Oh look... what a surprise. Other Chinese people don't like your comment.

[@zhangb376]

Thomas Christopher White It is only one random person dislike. People have different opinions, this is what we call freedom.

[@gbangerau]

I am never going to China. I have been to HK before and loved it but I won’t even stopover there now.

[@xuannguyenpham1715]

Hong Kon is very expensive tho!

[@youngenola1394]

Hey Winston! This happened to me back in 2016 in a tea shop and in May this year they still try to scam me in Dongguan in Guangdong province but I leaned that experienced that happened to me before and try to escaped from them. It was hilarious this second time cuz I knew what they’re gonna do.😂😂

[@DarkWater4Eva]

Dude when the guy walked in and told the women "he is recording you" as you are leaving that place you should have spoken out in your best Chinese language. Let them know you speak good Chinese. That would have been hilarious.

[@oratiog9036]

With the muscle hanging around?

[@oratiog9036]

@@4Morfius He pointed to a guy loitering outside that would come and help with any situation. Least intimidating? Nonsense.

[@canna9284]

If you do that.they will close the door to teach you how to be person and why the flower so red is.

[@ForgottenKnight1]

@@oratiog9036 "Muscle" :))

[@lukejposadas]

@@4Morfius oh yeah smart idea. A lone tourist ready to fight a bunch of chinese men...

[@diablomoid]

Can i get an i love BlowJob shirt like yours?

[@truthsetsusfree5096]

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[@diablomoid]

@@truthsetsusfree5096 Wow sounds like an amazing deal. But could you sweeten it up a little bit? Could you give me some kind of gift with it?

[@napkinballz2573]

im not the only who read i love blowjobs, im glad im not alone in this

[@truthsetsusfree5096]

I read I love JlowBob. I am glad. I am not alone in the know about what JlowBob really means. ~ A boy and his blob

[@slightlyme]

I could get you a beautiful "Love BJ" shirt, yours for only £5 (per gram, must buy the whole shirt)

[@Brunowerther]

what a terrifying video to see as a person who never travelled abroad

[@SixHundredandThirteen]

OG serpentza walking down the streets of Beijing. That was a great movie!

[@danielspline6739]

1 thing you showed that you didn't even notice: If you walk openly with a camera and record everything, they run away from you!

[@ucnguyenminh9393]

"I can't say anything in Chinese I don't even know one word" sarcasm level over 9000 :D

[@hetmunt2796]

speech 100

[@nilp0inter2]

yeeeeahh, i think you don't understand how sarcasm works

[@yoloswaggins1579]

I like how all your responses were like "wow so interesting" "that's cool", it's like you were scamming THEM.😂

[@ryanroznowski2263]

multiple women wanting to talk and lead u away is definition of honey pot. lucky if u don't wake with 1 kidney missing or they don't walk u into an alley with dude that mugs u

[@6969tomahawk]

Never feel lucky, when a girl approached you as a tourist 😂😂

[@ASYHK]

OMG, I have a great story on scammers in Beijing. My first year in Beijing, two scammers on Wangfujing, pretending to be from Mongolia (could be actually, looked like non-han ) speaking in English and wanting to have coffee... There was a Starbucks right across the street so I said sure, lets go there. They insisted to go to some other place (scam tea shop) and I naively followed. We sat down, they ordered some crappy jasmine tea and suddenly one of them received a call saying they need to be somewhere else (after literally 5min of tea drinking). They asked for a bill, maybe 1500-2000rmb, I dont remember, but a huge amount for 5min and cheap tea I didn't get to finish. I told them (which was true) I only have 200rmb cash on me that I was planning to spend on books (poor student life). I ended up giving it to them and they pretended to pay the rest. We left the cafe and I was pissed I got scammed this way.... A few minutes later, I see the same two girls trying to scam another foreigners in the same spot! I furiously went over and told them "I though you were in a rush to go somewhere" and then I told the foreigners "be careful, these girls are scammers and they've just stole my money". I continue to follow the girls and told them they will either give me my 200rmb back or I will follow them for the rest of the day and they won't make any more money. I also started yelling loud in Chinese that they were thieves and stole my money. Remember, we are on Wangfujing and there's a lot of Policemen, but not very helpful unfortunately... Girls were trying to escape through one of the malls, get to the back exit and get a cab, but right before they manage to leave, I grabbed one of the girls purse trying to stop her. Both girls were trying to get me off that purse, so I used a moment of distraction and quickly grabbed a phone one of them was holding in her hand the whole time. Once I got her phone, I told them they can go now. I dont care about my 200rmb, I can have her phone instead. Girl almost broke into tears! She was telling me I can't do things like that. LOL. Seriously... They immediately contacted the scammers at the cafe and one of the guys brought 200rmb back to me. Looking back, Im lucky Im alive and the scammers didn't stab me or something... I didn't want to go back to the cafe to get my money back, I insisted it will be brought to me to the mall (seemed more safe). Anyway, ended up well and I never got scammed again.

[@ADVChina]

Good on you!

[@imreloktu3210]

Im not reading that...

[@lufc76]

@@imreloktu3210 why, was it you scamming him?

[@imreloktu3210]

G i need Tha money

[@So1ipse]

@@imreloktu3210 You should, it's much cheaper than literacy classes. It took me, and anyone reasonably literate, less time to read that than it probably took you to click, type and send your pointless reply. We gained information, you gained nothing but some TCP ACK flags.

[@LS-ti1rz]

I can't express my gratitude enough for all that you are teaching me about this culture. Im originally from Newark New Jersey USA and haven't been to hardly any place foreign. The furthers I've gone has been the beautiful Island of Puerto Rico where my Mom is from and I've been to Canada a couple times many years ago. Besides that just a few other states here in the U.S. One thing I'm well aware of is how sheltered we here in the U.S. are. Honestly many of us have very little knowledge and understanding of other cultures. We are raised in a country that is filled with so many blessings that most don't realize how truly fortunate we are. Even those amongst us that are of the class considered poor seem to have much more than those that are poor of other countries. I am ever so very grateful to have been fortunate enough to have been born here in USA. I find other cultures fascinating. Its so unfortunate about those persons that go about scamming others or taking advantage of those whom are not well versed about where they are and how things operate. I grew up in a very rough neighborhood in the projects in Newark N.J. it afforded plenty of street smarts. Yet even with all that I don't think I'm not above possibly being scammed. I unfortunately always have my "radar" up whenever I'm in unfamiliar territory. These videos you make are a serious educational experience. It give the real! Not surface touristy crap!!. Thank you sincerely. I hope one day to be in the position to travel abroad. It is something I really enjoy immensely. Godspeed mate and stay safe!!!

[@lillophoto]

This happened to me in Shanghai. They tried to charge me 4470 RMB for a fruit plate and a beer. It was the worst experience I had. I lost my faith and trust in Chinese people there, but I know this doesn’t represent all of China. I’m surprised the police don’t do anything about these shady businesses

[@duenorth40]

Who is scamming who?? Great job Homie!! Another eggcessful video. Thanks for keeping it real. I can't count how many times I have had scamming attempts on me in China and I agree with you. If you get scammed, you can only blame yourself.

[@thebeststooge]

If someone comes out of nowhere to me and suddenly is my best friend my radar gets triggered no matter what country I am in. I don't know you and unless I come up to you I don't want to know you so back off.

[@thaiefahmed9561]

😄

[@leexiong2128]

"If you get scammed, you can only blame yourself." His final statement said that it isn't your fault alone. It is China's fault as well for letting this happen.

[@thebeststooge]

Lee Xiong The scammers do this in all tourist cities in the world so it isn't just a Chinese oddity and why I said you really need to treat all people as if they are out to rob you and you should be fine. Really, only an idiot would be so accepting of anyone walking up to them and doing a "hey, sailor man, you come here often?" routine.

[@leexiong2128]

It's true that it's not just China's problem. All tourist zones would pull this kind of thing. They all prey on lack of knowledge or ignorance. I don't blame China, and I also don't blame the tourists, I blame everyone else, and the systems we have set up and go along with. It has deprived people enough to where they have a need to exploit others for gain because they lack or need something. Every person in earth who partakes in the system that creates these desperate, deprived and deceitful people are to blame.

[@qianwu4728]

Everything you talked about China is 100 percent accurate!!!!!Thanks a lot for your sharing.I'm Chinese,and I like all of your videos,no exception, cos you always tell the truth instead of keeping saying the positive side of China(most of the KZbinrs only comment China in a good way ). It's so funny to see that you flatter the scammer's English. You are so smart.

[@serpentza]

Thanks mate! Let's make China more awesome together!

[@qianwu4728]

haha, I didn't notice it, just a mistake. I have no idea about why there is a hyperlink.

[@qianwu4728]

HAHA,think too much ,,,,,,haha just means I'm laughing.

[@andymangaka]

It's because there's no space between the "." and the "You". Always put a space before starting a sentence, or most sites will understand it as a link

[@qianwu4728]

oh, I see. Thanks！！

[@666PsychoMantis]

I really wanted him to tell the scammers in Chinese that he knew all along what was going on and that they were recorded.

[@DavidHoughton17]

I love BJ is fucking hilarious !

[@minghuisun677]

Dude it’s so hard to believe that this kind of horrible things do actually exist. As a Chinese born people I was educated by my parents to always watch out for scammers when going out traveling. I got scammed in Beijing on a taxi (looks like a real taxi but was a fake one)as scammers there can tell that I’m not from the local area from my accent.... And this incident made Beijing my least favourite city on earth. I just realised that there are scammers who only approach foreign tourists, in such a nasty way.....

[@mrmagoo-i2l]

Minghui Sun It’s really awful isn’t it. Surely no one needs money that badly. This video really upset me.

[@jamesrichards5601]

I must say I recently discovered this channel on Sunday and have been binge watching it, I love it! It is one of the very few channels these days that gives an insight to an interesting country with entertainment but with the educational aspect of it. Keep up the good work Winston! :D

[@AtticusStount]

I concur.

[@DerUnbekannte]

it's a very bingeworthy channel, same goes for advchina

[@Tmidiman]

He’s part of the top tier china vlog channels, and the best. Many of the others are cheap trash.

[@StalwartShinobi]

I did the same a few years ago, now I cant wait for the next serpentza advchina or laowhy86 vid

[@TheCaptainTruth]

Same found this guy about a year ago and I must watch him more than any other KZbin channel now ... It's TV quality content from sepentza

[@serunismt]

But every tourist place in the world like that. I got scammed in Bangkok and my husband's got scammed in Istanbul. Just don't trust friendly strangers. They are dangerous.

[@anwarbraham9549]

if a stranger suddenly invites you for a coffee , it's so suspicious already

[@EarDeff]

This is just like a Vice documentary, except you're not some twig boy that is trying random hallucinogenic drugs.

[@Psywar88]

Danny Cunniff fucking lol

[@blanxairsoft3398]

Lmao

[@TheAutumnNetwork]

Lmao yo fuck that dude so much, he is so annoying. Though I do appreciate what he does, but, gah he's annoying.

[@cikuuzis]

Ha, that must be that Hamilton guy with a smug nasal douche voice.

[@Saiege]

Twig boy omfg 😹😹😹😹

[@marshallfischer3667]

"he's house nerd", "yes I am thirsty" super classic!

[@sahibaslife]

Lolol

[@Balithazzarr]

Hahahaha

[@davenolan5709]

LOL! More like James Bond posing as House Nerd. 007

[@thefoxandthelynx]

I like going through your pre-covid videos. It really gives people a sense of how much you tried to paint china in such a positive light and encourage people to experience it; all before the BS with the zero-covid policy and overall andti-foreigner racism escalated to the point where there's not much positivity to be seen anymore. Good on you for trying, man.

[@stephenbanks5952]

That guy in the tea shop looked like a really rough person, like someone from The Triads or something. He looked absolutely frightening. Not someone I would want to mess with.

[@jimmyp410]

I'm pretty sure if you wore that I❤BJ shirt in San Francisco you'd be getting approached by a lot worse than scammers! 😂

[@Raketbaever]

Aint nothing wrong with being gay though? 🤔

[@erikkulovesfauna]

Raketbaever it’s a joke only straight males find funny

[@nostringkid715]

Raketbaever its a sin stfu

[@Raketbaever]

@@erikkulovesfauna haha okay Mr. Flower

[@TheNihes]

@@nostringkid715 God is gay

[@daytonasixty-eight1354]

A friend of mine was tricked into going into a bar in China with a similar scam. When they handed him a bill for 2000 USD (he was fairly drunk) he straight up told them he wasn't going to pay. He kept refusing and the door man even broke a glass bottle and threatened to cut him. My friend said well you are just going to have to kill me cause I won't pay. Then he walked out the door. The truth is, the Chinese scammers were very lucky. My friend started having PTSD from his time in Iraq. If he was pushed anymore by the doorman he probably would have killed him and anyone else who jumped in. These scammers are scum and I really do hope that one day they scam the wrong person and get their teeth kicked in.

[@bigdick6225]

BONGO BONGO BONGO I DONT WANT TO LEAVE THE CONGO

[@theunreal1271]

@@bigdick6225 a bit rough but still a good joke xD

[@georgeinjapan6583]

What happens if the police are called in ? Do the police take the scammers side ?

[@bronzedisease]

Just refuse, the most they can do is threaten you. Immune from that shit now

[@patriciomunoz2830]

I'd probably set the fucking bar on fire

[@redstarrising4576]

“Hey I forgot my wallet and I left my coffee pot on so I’m going to leave you with the bill.”

[@oscarqi2998]

great video. As a Chinese, I really appreciate your effort. Good job keep going BUT BE SAFE

[@spencerm5913]

Dude, your sense of humor is hilarious. Keep up the great work.

[@eclecticcerebro8287]

Lesson of the day...if you dont want to be scammed, carry a camera

[@GraveUypo]

sure but it's easier just not to go with people that approach you

[@anfo_4241]

Or don't visit a garbage country

[@stevehale4712]

10 years in China and only scammed once, the old fake 100RMB trick, pay the driver using 100RMB note, he pretends to check it but actually switched it for a fake note, handed it back to me telling me I gave him a fake note. This trick is now defunct as very few people use cash

[@samadhistate9637]

"What do you do? What you job?" I'm a toilet cleaner! Goodbye