Top 5 Fake Funny DJ Fails Compilation

[@GLASSPVCK]

a good 80% of the crowd doesnt even know what djs do in the first place.

[@ladislaufazakas8980]

oh come on, its the corwd man

[@ChanceUriahMiller]

Admittedly, I'm one of the 80%

[@thehowtohouse9259]

Ikr

[@djvandym9635]

A

[@simonlloyd7557]

Dj'ing is a fucking scam.

[@Ghoulies]

I remember when DJ's would occasionally bop, smile, nod a little. Nothing fancy, intricate or excessive. Genuinely enjoying the moment, feeling a mix, crowd energy etc. No wiggly, Fraggle arms in the air, jumping, or smarmy "look at me" expressions and posture. God bless the true DJ's, producers and artists out there. Past and present.

[@michaelhouse9629]

Pretty boring

[@michaels8607]

Learn some real skills,like when we mixed manually..

[@michaels8607]

ASs a DJ ,even if I wanted to hop around, when I am spinning, there's no time for it. I am working the turntables and records so the crowd can have a nice time, If I want to please myself ,I will turn on my gear and play right here in my home studio...

[@ax9159]

Was a resident DJ for 18 years in a major nightclub in Los Angeles and cant believe how much these clowns are paid to jump around and push knobs for absolutely no reason at all...

[@mikes.4963]

It's infuriating that these no talent ass clowns get paid ungodly amounts of money to jump around, touch knobs on unused channels, and throw cake into the crowd. I miss my raver days from the 90s and early 2000s when real DJs spun vinyl and they actually beat matched, blended, and made smooth transitions.

[@danielbell7855]

I blame the general public that comes into the place and pays for the admission. The problem is is society has been dumbed down. If there is a demand for this kind of trickery and people will still line up to pay for it then it will continue. It's kind of like the way it's the simps fault that women are so entitled these days. I don't really blame the women. I blame the simps. If the women dont get away with this behavior and were to get put in check they wouldn't act like that.

[@osakat01]

Hello mister, any advice for getting a job as Dj in a nightclub?

[@tomsunha8645]

@@danielbell7855 well said bruh

[@Living-Reef]

Alison Wonderland was mixing, saw that same clip recorded in LA where she actually mixed. Some djays have a habit of touching a button or knob with the intention of making an adjustment but don’t.

[@ProjectFrenzy]

i can get going to turn a knob but you barely move it cause you're too busy jumping around. but to do it so many times back to back to back to look busy is a bit much. alison can mix so i don't get why she needed to go hyper to prove herself

[@bradantle7669]

When you really start to feel the mix or just the music in general. It’s really hard not to get in hyper mode. Some people also have nervous ticks. Before passing judgments on these djs. See what it feels like playing for over 100,000 people and experience the pressures of playing day in and day out year round. And keep everyone excited for your music. Because the real talent is also producing. Making your own beats and music. Playing and mixing them for people live is just another aspect to get your own music or remixes out there. I’m honestly ashamed of this video. It’s just for likes and shares. This guy needs to know the pressures before he casts judgments. Yes there are a lot of fake djs out there. Paris Hilton was one of them. We see them all over KZbin. But for some of these artists he wanted to expose and bash. Will put a hurting on him if he ever wanted to go up against them live. Or produce in general. This generation has turned into a bash generation. All for likes and shares. It’s honestly sad. Instead of bashing or trying to expose people. Let’s just life them up. That may actually give them the courage to keep going and perfect there dream and not bring them down to just quit.

[@auralxtc]

@@bradantle7669 So your argument is that it is okay to fake your DJ set if you are playing in front of a big crowd? You are so far off the mark with this, it's not even funny. If you are fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to play at those big shows, you for SURE should be coming with your A game.

[@briansheeran6744]

Been into the culture for a long time, was a club dj for about 15 years, and have never witnessed so much knob tweaking in my life. Agree with Ryan 100% - if the crowd is hyping you up, you’ll want to deliver.

[@azazello009]

Yeah that's right, some DJays really do have that habit, but when there is a habit, they're usually holding some knobs, in case to mess up with the filter or freqs and it's clearly seen that they're doing it on habit, but not in this case, this time she was 100% faking the job, trying to look busy... I'm not judging tho, i just don't like it...

[@robertaguilar9951]

DJs are DJs no matter what. It’s all about playing music. When I DJed I only had a a mixer, 2 turntables, amp, and speakers. It was all about finding the right music to mix together, match the temples, and keep everyone dancing and having a good time.

[@xicemanxukx1171]

To be fair to Paris, she probably thought she was actually djing

[@johnnybravo4089]

😂

[@quintenchen8252]

😂😂😂😂😂 💀

[@valentinb.6972]

I have been a DJ for over 30 years and what I see is a shame for all DJs who try and mix live ... If they are not capable of mixing then .. stay home

[@JasonAlmeidasober]

I agree, seriously if you don't first learn on vinyl get out, the art of DJing is dead! I have zero interest in watching knob twisting (wink-wink), try grabbing a record and finding a drop spot, take the time to learn your albums, such a craft, now a button.

[@ScouseHouseClassics]

Mixed vinyl 20+ years and to stand there cue and sync these days has taking all the art out of the game. People obsessed with 4 decks mixing etc. Learn vinyl before you call yourself a dj.

[@richmck007]

@i like cookies Amen! You hit the nail firmly on the head. Nothing like mixing two vinyl tracks using real deejaying equipment. Well said!

[@scottd4652]

My fist set were cloud disco master 500 with built in mixer 😧 I used to stack 1 pence pieces on the needles with blue tack.

[@gazenwhitestone3880]

I've been teaching myself to dj for 5 months with vinyl but this wuz still painful to watch

[@timclarkmain4561]

I don't use laptops, I purposely don't preset any cues that's what the headphones are for, I don't make any play lists. I pick my first song and then read the crowd for the rest of my playlist. I do all that to keep my creativity at a high level. I actually love the pressure of having only three minute to figure out what to do next. Thats what makes it fun for me. I couldn't imagine just pushing play and toggle. I love beat maching, I play in key 70% of my set and love knowing when it time to break that rule. Love taking the crowd on a journey.

[@Dilldough.]

The first one is a case of a guy who loves music and is passionate about it, and his friend who is passionate about looking cool and fame.

[@allieboy181]

Not every DJ wants to play at big festivals and crowds. Some of us just like playing events and parties where people really aren’t staring at us. Plus it’s a hobby/ side hustle for me

[@elfman5150]

Or hell, even in the bedroom by ourselves 😅

[@allieboy181]

@@elfman5150 lol true!

[@GD-et3dh]

Same

[@Eyeballpaul84]

Dont except the crazy amount of money then

[@GastonMaqueda]

Amen

[@JaggersLips]

This is what happens when technology makes DJ’ing easier... people pretend it’s hard.

[@SomethingNicewithDinano]

couldn't have said it better myself...but to be honest, djing is not hard at all, its about recognising matching drum patterns from different songs most of the time...

[@prodbypishe]

@@SomethingNicewithDinano If you want to get really good at it tho, it is hard. Watch James Hype, you'll understand then

[@jamestoni]

give me the early 90s and two technics and a two channel mixer.

[@that_punk_kid-_-3117]

@@prodbypishe James hype is a f joke lollll I thought you were gunna say someone good like Carl Cox or Deadmau5

[@djsubculture2111]

@@jamestoni Or the mid 80's

[@sticksentertainment]

The Milli Vanilli’s of the DJ world.

[@TheAnunnaki-NYC]

I like what you did right there. Nice.

[@dimsuminab0x]

At these huge festivals like Ultra, Tomorrowland, etc. a lot of sets are pre-mixed prior to the event. The artists are there to put on a show and to control/play around with different effects, the actual mix is already done.

[@Raketenmann1980]

@dimsuminab0x There was nothing like that in the 90s. At the MAYDAY in Dortmund/Germany back then, the DJ put his vinyl records on the turntable and played music. When a real DJ notices that people aren't dancing. He can steer his set in a different direction at any time. Nowadays it's not about music anymore, but unfortunately about a show. The DJ is no longer the focus. Really sad.

[@leonardsanders6423]

If you are not live, that makes you a fake...no one if they knew would pay to even see that...at least I hope not...we see the videos, but why are they not called out on that by whoever planned the event...shouldn't that make them look bad and people wanting there money back or just to fucked up to care...

[@melted_cheetah]

Sounds like a waste of money then to go to a live event. False advertising.

[@bdilla225]

First guy has the perfect shirt on “GO HOME!” 😂

[@lox6461]

🤣

[@s3v3r3]

Being a DJ myself for more than 30 years I am really really digusted by what I am seeing. These toads getting payed shitloads by moving air. How can you look at yourself in the mirror and think you did a good job! It's also the finger to the crowd that actually payed big money to SEE YOU AT WORK! instead of pressing PLAY on your pre compiled mix!

[@lordmoncef5494]

You just jealous

[@s3v3r3]

@@lordmoncef5494 OK boomer

[@BAGGERFAHRER21]

I think on big Festivals it has a good ground. The DJ´s creat the setup before at home or in the studio, because on Festivals is a very Big light and effect show they are all before programmed with the setup was the dj give to the sound and light crew. It´s most all with Timecode copelled so that the light and effects points perfect fitt´s. That what we on Festivals see with light and effect can never played live so perfectlie. So the DJ´s make the work also before Festivals starting and on Festivals it is her Job to interakt with the Crowd and make great mood. I think most it is 1 Turntable on the festival that realy runs and they mixing only a little bit with effects so how echo, flanger or turn the sound down to interact with the crowd or settings loops for the interacting with the crowd and the MC. Most it is yes so that a Live mixing setup is never same how the setup before thats why DJ´s mixing fake i think. I will also say, sure play they a little bit on Festivals real but most it is all time show and interacting with the crowd to creat a good mood and make the festival unfergetable for the Visitors.

[@lordmoncef5494]

@303 WTF are u on ???

[@lordmoncef5494]

@@s3v3r3 yeah it dosen t work like that buddy go work on it for 30 years maybe you ll get it

[@liamb8379]

Steve Aoki in the bonus clip when hes not jumping off a stage lol

[@vance90640]

And busting his head on the edge

[@goldenera90s]

Hes a good baker, not a dj

[@couldntmixapotnoodle]

He said it himself in an interview that he cares more for getting paid than the art.

[@kingbase7726]

DJ VINCE : that is the real stuff right there! Only mixing, 100% genuine, no fake bullshit. just raw, bad-ass, dj-ing/mix-mastering!

[@johnbee1574]

i remember shouting at the dj once after noticing this saying you aint doing out and got moved on lol

[@SeasideBandit]

I love how the first "DJ" has the words "Go Home" on his shirt lol

[@brunodagenais5913]

I'm so proud to say I'm a huge fan of Carl Cox & Nicole Moudaber when I see videos like this! 💁‍♂️

[@sabrinatesoriero]

Nicole Moudaber is fucking wild i love her

[@alm4655]

Carl Cox's mixing isn't always on point (he does make mistakes), but at least he keeps it real

[@Dj205]

The clip with laidback luke.. he just touch the nobs for control, lots of djs are doing it, just for checking everything is ok, i do it my self alot, it sucks to play for a crowd and forgetting to put on the bass on the drop, or forgetting to reset EQ’s. Even the best dj’s in the world getting nervous before a show, so not so strange they want to double check stuff🤗👍🏻 Just talling about Laidback Luke form this video btw, all the others was trash😅 or- it dit look like Steve Aoki was just looking for a song, that have to be alright😅

[@ozand9320]

i get it but why the f all 3 on the set , i mean it makes no sense , no hate tho .

[@Dj205]

@@ozand9320 b2b2b, fun for the fans i gues, to have famous faces up on stage at the same time🤷🏻‍♂️😊

[@ozand9320]

​@@Dj205 yeah maybe ...

[@jamescontreras6849]

@@ozand9320 It's moreso a treat to hear 3 artists play their festival exclusive tracks in a set where they all can play together and hear it all in one set. it is unique, but that wouldn't make it a bad thing.

[@therealsilverscrub772]

But when someone else than luke touches knobs for control it’s obviously fake djing 🙄🙄

[@ferney729]

As a new dj im very angry to see type of crap. I proffer to embarrass myself in front of people than being fake. I love DJing I would never make myself fake

[@catria.kirby369]

For real tho

[@Jay_Kayy]

I'm new to DJing too and I really highly suggest that you start a record collection and start spending vinyl. I don't want to support this new technology because people are abusing it and allowing for fake DJs to get paid. There's so many talented DJs out there and the fake ones are taking the money. Screw that dude. On top of that learn to produce your own music. It's hard at first when you start out, some people get it quicker than others but once you learn everything it's quite easy. Start producing music, start spinning vinyl, and don't by any equipment that automatically beat matches the song because that's absolutely cheating as well. Final all the way my friend and may your DJ journey be awesome!

[@meshbeck4846]

3 out of 5 are fake fake dj'ing clips -.-

[@CSIKhalid]

Only 2

[@GameFaceForever]

Which ones?

[@jasonmccreadie7888]

there's simply no need to touch things so often and so quickly, It's a clear sign of a dj pretending to look busy but there is zero change to the sound.

[@Damir_35519]

last guy using a upluged guitar fx pedal had me crying from laughter :))

[@ShoeBoxMoses]

Alison Wonderland clip was a little stretched she threw down a wicked set at the lab....you caught her in the middle of some wonky transitions.....she can throw it down.

[@rikuwaves]

agreed

[@3v068]

Been DJing for ten yyears. Loved 2 deck mixing, Have already ymastered it. But mastering 4 deck is a whole new ball game. Its still difficult at times. Kudos to those who can do it smoothl.

[@ZacharySound]

Actually I have the tendency to grab nobs and turn them inadvertently because I in mid-set get curious about how changing something in the EQ will make the sound change. I might not actually turn the knob sometimes very much. Now that I see these videos - it makes me think some may think its fake lol.

[@worried189brick2]

I feel you, like when your double dropping its nice to have the hand ready to kill one of the mid eqs just incase there are vocals on both tracks or even just parts of the sound you want to highlight at different times. W comment mate 👌

[@jeffw9465]

Did you see that in some cases they did not actually touch or turn the knob. Or that the channel wasn't even open 🤣🤣

[@jessicawalton3497]

It is fake. You should know what your eq buttons do. That's the point! If you don't know what a mixer does you don't know how to dj.

[@jeffw9465]

@@jessicawalton3497 it's not about knowing what it does for the majority of the crowd. And that's where the problem appears. At a rock concert you would have the same thing although i imagine it be harder to fake it. But it happens.

[@ghost_machine_0111]

When I’m getting really carried away, I’ll double and even triple check knobs and faders are properly set by touching them. I’m sure I appear to be doing the same thing at times. Hands moving quickly, but not really changing anything. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Oh well. It’s a good habit to be in.

[@banditt18]

im not a mix dj but i always take the time to read my crowd and ansertaine what they wanna hear. and if not being a hard core mix dj makes me low on the dj totom pole so be it. at least dont be fake is all i have to say. good day to who ever needs it

[@andilexd]

This is why I always say if you take some of these new tech DJs and put them in front of vinyl they will be completely lost. As I always say the Vinyl is the one thing that can show the real ones to the fake ones.

[@TheInsaneHardstyle]

lol so dumb. It's like saying a modern car driver cant drive because he never drove a 50 year old car.....

[@TheInsaneHardstyle]

@TRIX TRIX that's my point, just because he drives automatic doesnt mean he is less of a driver or that he is faking it. That's just what he drives, which is faster. Sure manual is more fun and I only drive manual cars, and I can agree that will be like vinyl, but I don't see automatic drivers as less of drivers, even tho most of them cant drive, there still is some very good drivers who drive automatic, no need to hate.

[@iagmusicandflying]

@@TheInsaneHardstyle Plus there's people who play traditional instruments who pretty much look down an all DJs. They're pretty much blowhards. Don't be that guy. I agree with you 100%.

[@Jay_Kayy]

I just started vinyl djing. Thanks to my 53-year-old friend who was a trance DJ in San Francisco in the 90s. Yeah he's not with that new stuff either. He never switched over to cd systems. He still spins vinyl and he just sold me his older setup, to vinyl decks an amp, a mixer and two monitors... Give me a stack of vinyls to practice and I got it down under an hour of my first day starting to spend vinyl and mix. Beat matching came naturally to me because well, I've already produced music before and I grew up being a musician. So maybe that helped me easily beat matching things. I just know where things go and how it sounds. But I'm going to pass down the torch when I get older too and continue passing down this art of eat matching and mixing spinning vinyl. That's the only way. That's true DJ sht. All this fake stuff is going to fade pretty quickly because people are catching on.

[@molinaridiego]

The best DJs make people dance, no matter if it’s a massive festival or my cousin Gino’s wedding.

[@fatemakhan3843]

WAIT A MINUTE PARIS HILTON IS A FAKE DJ 🤥🤡 Ngl that one really got me ☹️

[@remialves542]

Thanks for making me laugh so much, you make my day 😂

[@TheRexTera]

They got to know there is a camera there right??? I get that they have to act it up a bit for the crowd, but come on!!!

[@danquay9504]

I been DJ ing for 30 years & in last few years..I been streaming live set.. When I work with my set I never cheat , I go with the flow and hype the watchers watching on Facebook live..IM club DJ & mobile DJ & do everything the sync of the lights and create that atmosphere of being in real night club, my Evalution Night club is virtual and sing too & interact with the crowd

[@joepropsnyc]

Social media has lots of fake DJs. I watch people change songs with knobs that would never do that.

[@GRDSHK]

I feel like the bonus clip was a “I don’t want this gig so I’m gonna get lit and hype my friends up” thing

[@ClamHammer-rn3rg]

The best actual djs in the world are the people you’ve never heard of playing smaller parties in your home towns. They aren’t worried about their image or being the center of attention. They are passionate about the art and the music.

[@DigitalPhoenix1]

Why even bother.. wheres the fun in pretending to mix..I'm no pro but this lot are just embarrassing 😂

[@selfSTYLEZz]

The bag sir ......

[@designasaur5354]

DrDre pushed less buttons and twisted less knobs to create the chronic

[@djmumma]

Crack up! Clips, is this where I’m going wrong?!! 🤣 great selection of fakery 👌

[@djcarlosalicea1638]

I understand the reasoning behind some of it (not that I agree), but in the case of some good DJ's (big name), they have issued that because of the big production (lighting, fire, videos, etc) they have to pre-record sets for the said festival. That being said, Paris, that's the first thing I noticed before you point it out: there are no track loaded WTF😂😂 I make some decent mixes, and prefer to be a little DJ that keep it real. Keep it coming!

[@KizawaDJ]

Plenty more to come, I have plans to make many more of these style videos

[@TheRexTera]

This year’s Oscar for best “acting” goes to Paris Hilton.

[@weeardguy]

I recently saw 'We Own the Night', some festival-night on Dutch cable. I think it's there because of the corona-virus, as you can 'tune in' to the room via Zoom and leave messages with people alike. When I tuned in on TV, there was a great DJ playing, good, proper house music, so I decided to join the Zoom-channel as I was a bit bored. I could just see the DJ in question was really doing something by looking at his face and the abundance of a lot of 'crowd-entertaining' (no crowds because of corona, but you get the point) About 10 minutes after I joined the Zoom-channel, his set ended and an 'act' took over. Suddenly there were 2 'DJ's' behind the equipment (something I already don't understand) but more importantly: they seemed to be more busy with throwing their hands up in the air and pumping their fists than actually doing something. I also found it quite typical most people left the Zoom-channel quickly as well...

[@thedvdaddy]

Nobody needs to pre-record a set regardless of production; Yes you need to give your lighting director your track list but after that it's just timecoded; wind the jog dial back mid set by mistake? no problem! the lighting show just went backwards too and the fire got sucked back into the cannon.

[@maszkoczarnecki9857]

The second from the beginning was the legendary Tomorrowland festival.

[@soundjunkiett]

Most dj sets are pre recorded to get in sync with the special effects... That's always with the main stage

[@jonesprivate6551]

Most of them EDM "DJ"s.... what would you expect? 😅😅

[@Rickky007]

I put away my pioneer nexus gear And brought out my technics turntables and vinyls from the storage unit , plus got me a Allen & Heath Xone92 mixer .

[@rickibarron7248]

To prove what? That you still can't mix without the sync ?

[@Rickky007]

@@rickibarron7248 lol 😂 bitches and hoes that’s all we are .

[@Rickky007]

@@rickibarron7248 this dude talking like he knows me 🤡

[@VoltageLP]

there's a video of some dudes playing a radioshow recording with the jingles and host's comments in front of hundreds of people in a huge club 😂

[@bobcatt3003]

#3 she actually knows what shes doing and it actually doing slight tweaks

[@SeanSmith-cx7pc]

Lmao yeah... right.... lmao

[@SeanSmith-cx7pc]

Slight tweaks? Sounds like someone who is tweaked out and knows nothing about mixing music

[@retrosad]

The "guy shuffling a deck of cards" seemed like he was mixing, but probably panicked whilst looking for something to add

[@ZacharySound]

What I don't understand how these DJ's get to where they are by doing this though. I have been an enthusiast DJ at home (and I started on Technics) for over 16 years. In the summer of 2019 I got my first gig at a small bar in Spain. I have never had the opportunity to play for so many people in these videos,... and then all they do is bull shit the crowd. Makes you wonder.

[@hman9488]

To be fair, I dont think the crowd care! Unless you're a super judgemental fellow Dj, the party goers dont really care. They are there to drop pingers, listen to music that sounds consistently good, jump up and down and suffer the come down tomorrow. Funny, and not directed at you, but every comment about having all this talent and what it means to be a Dj like there are rules to this shit and they boast decades of experience - yet where are all these amazing talents? Am I talking to tiesto in the youtube comments here? Why exactly, haven't all these amazing talents hit the world stage. The talent comes to to song selection, and production. So many Djs out there with the most amazing talents, yet no one knows who you are. Keep playing for yourself, and let the obvious jealously sink in, you never made it. If you cant entertain an audience, you're just some person who can beat match and scratch on a deck at home; nothing wrong with that, but stop pretending like there is this Dj rulebook about what makes a great entertainer. My opinion, if they are playing in front of 20k+ crowds, getting paid 100s and thousands they are doing something right.

[@Fff-tz5ik]

16 years and never got booked ? Well you probably have bad music taste and no knowledge about anything related to clubbing… listen to better music and start going out

[@mikeb8638]

I'm going to have to watch Hör Berlin and Tronic Thursdays more closely 😏.....just kidding All The DJ's Are Awesome !

[@christopheryardman8756]

Omg not Alison wonderland Lol my heart is broke

[@colonelbuendias]

she s Not faking. dont worry.

[@ItchyBrain2023]

@@frankgrimes7388 you can clearly see her dropping the bass down on deck 1

[@npche9865]

I remember a mate of mine from Mansfield who used to DJ hardcore in the ninetines told me you're not a real DJ unless you've done it on vinyl and it took me a while to understand what he meant.

[@cassieg4486]

"Talented" DJ'ing went out the window once vinyl stopped being used, but it's all subjective. I write music and I can tell you some of the more complex synths are tied to oscillators or some kind of modulation that playing live (outside a quantized environment) is not always a good idea. DJ sets of old showed the cracks in their timing compared to modern squeaky clean mixes due to modern tools, perhaps why these DJ's can easily get away with their handwavium.

[@ikbeneensteen1539]

James Hype*

[@willlandman9687]

Second part is true. First part is poor

[@mikes.4963]

I'd love to see so called EDM DJs try to spin vinyl. Trainwreck city!

[@KiyotaiTalks]

@@mikes.4963 DJ Snake (a trap/bass producer and DJ) uses vinyl. many DJs use Vinyl still to this day not the classical "prehistoric" tech that you cant seem to let go of

[@worried189brick2]

Go watch a dillinger set and then watch an AMC set and tell me what is more impressive... disagree but valid points

[@CSIKhalid]

Okay so here's my take on this video... N I think you should've paid a bit more attention to detail, as 3 out of those 5 can be totally explained and are not "FAKE" djs. 1) The Second Clip, if you watch closely, you see him change, idk if it's an effect, of sample from one to the other hence, one light coming off, and him positioning it on another, slightly reposition the bass to "12 oclock", and interfering with the trim on a specific line whilst ensuring the volume fader in a certain line is down, and driving the other up, even tho it's up already (I catch myself pushing the fader up at times even tho it's maxed, it's just a reflex).. 2) Third clip, you can CLEARLY see the individual shifting the bass, and trip buttons, watch the angles, they were before touched, and after touched, AND he positioned his headphone cue listener from channel left, to the right channel, also, there was no "mixing" done in the video, no transitions at all, so we don't have a clue if he was just fiddling with the equalizer to ensure the song has a different sound, whether it be more or less bass, a slight filter effect etc, or if he's playing, cause there CLEARLY was mixing done on 2 separate channels done at some point because those were 2 clips mashed together... 3) Fourth Clip, I do not understand what you're trying to say when it was CLEARLY a build to a drop on a mashup :-/ may not have done the mashup live, but he's still mixing and transitioning live, the camera angle makes it look as tho the CDJs are off, but that's camera angles and lighting problems, happened to ALOT of people I know and alot more i've seen online. 4) The FIRST clip, and the Paris clip tho... SPOT ON... clearly fake Dj-ing... Paris is using a pre-recorded set cause all her channels are down except the one channel she's probably getting an AUX in from because the CDJs also have nothing loaded onto them.. and the first clip, it's either a fan playing the ass, or another pre-recorded mix

[@kellydavis8635]

best COMMENT!!!!!

[@222clove]

Hard agree, also #3 is Alison Wonderland, who is a very real producer and DJ.

[@djkaneck1]

Wooooooow! I hate push button DJ’s. Turntablism is proof of skills!

[@KizawaDJ]

Yes sir!

[@gazenwhitestone3880]

I'm in the process of teaching myself the turntables 5 months so far I still got alot to learn

[@TheAnunnaki-NYC]

Bingo!

[@nixorsnet]

2 sec clip, then a 30 min explanation of what just happened, wow crazy! every other video you look up has the exact same videos, but without boring commentary

[@markkimera]

Makes you think how sick “Black Coffee” is. Plays decks with one hand. And kills it.

[@arthurmcclain2267]

I would like to see part2, these are so funny to watch👍☠️☠️☠️☠️😲

[@carmeloalexie9516]

And number 2 the guy was trying to covor the sunlight from blinding his controller

[@NeBuLiSt]

The Alison Wonderland mix was legit, I do remember watching that a while back...she performs various backspins and cuts, you cant really fake crossfader/volume cutting and tune juggling/backspin details... its a decent set.. you can tell is legit!!! Remember there is such a thing as micro adjustments... tweeking the EQs or gain just a tiny tiny bit so that tracks sit better in the mix, and a lot of people will ride a particular control or pitchslider, just incase of the need for quick adjustments...

[@dj-vg4uu]

The sad thing is people pay big money but once they drink a few drinks, they just don't care what playing or if the dj is playing live

[@geraldosaldanha4509]

I am not a pro Dj. I’ve got my controller at home only and I know how to use it to enjoy myself and make good mixing, I guess. But, I see some performances and I realize “The Dj is doing nothing. Just touching knobs as you have shown”. 😂

[@kayak9306]

That Lab one was mental. The others ones were big stage so you can get away with that nonsense. But when crowd is about 4ft from you!? Really?!

[@KizawaDJ]

Exactly 😂😂

[@PeterJamesMoments]

Completely agree, the situation with the Lab one isnt the same as the big stage shows. Lab is supposed to be about live talent. We all know a concert is about the show.

[@kierandixon5073]

thanks just for making this vid

[@jessicawalton3497]

I quit spinning when everything switched to digital in the early/mid 2000's. I'm sure it's still a legit skill but I preferred the authenticity of vinyl.

[@pkp1614]

The video is lovely!

[@mateusaurelius2546]

The 1st guy needs to take the advice on his T-shirt & go home!

[@michaelg6641]

What about Steve Aoki, there with LB Luke? I always wondered how one person was controlling all that sound synched with the lighting. And Ive still to find a clip of Paris actually djing. I had a little old school four track box and could mix that!

[@musikdoktor]

Even Boris Brejcha is one of the djs that touch the knobs without doing anything to the sound.. Amazing musician, bad dj best Showman..

[@kevinmwaniki3155]

Nice video!

[@franciscocarrasco7128]

Wow dude great intro words!!!!!

[@STAYWISE]

Loved the video! Let's get part 2 :)

[@ederlozano1454]

That sucks mate!!!! 😬😬😬😬😬 A lot of djs want an opportunity (I'm looking for one) and this fake stupid djs doing this shit... The worst part is, a lot of people still paying for see them

[@DragonscaleDJ]

Also me! 😂

[@toddtoddytee]

Man I went on TikTok and was like where all these fake premix deejays coming from Lol fake pressing buttons

[@notjustawhitelabel]

When your t shirt says GO HOME Maybe you should (first clip )

[@frano5957]

I hope a real come-back to vynils to show the real DJs.

[@jojokiwi1888]

As a trained musician it's funny how all this DJ equipment is extremely expensive and you don't even really use half of those knobs they're just EQ's or filters even if you kept them untouched majority of the crowd wouldn't notice a thing that's why DJ's do the most because they know they're really not doing anything.

[@lustforlow-end6022]

If these fools are going to mess around to a pre-mixed set, they could at least have chosen a few decent tunes to mime along to 🤦‍♂️

[@lilchulochulito]

first guy is a journalist, the dj is actually looking at him is Efim Kerbut

[@trombinichristian105]

several years ago ...Monika Kruse - TomorrowLand: the cameraman panned on the StarDJ, she didn't realize the camera is pointed at her, that she was live on the stream 🤦‍♂ standing away from the mixer, pretending to be turning imaginary pots 👏brava👏

[@captainbrianwilkinson7723]

Love the last one with a ZOOM guitar pedal, always thought a lot were & are fakes

[@rashio007]

Laid back FoooooooL with no headphones 🎧 🤣🎚

[@mikseries]

ALISON WONDERLAND then started to teach DJing on KZbin. A Powerful PR team there!

[@itsamedjmario]

not gonna lie, I tried DJaying with a premade mix before at a private party, gotta be almost 20 years ago now... rocking CD's ... the ONLY time this should happen is for a piss break / or to drop a #2.. hahah....

[@flaviom.2106]

The last clip actually killed me

[@designasaur5354]

They push more buttons than the actual beat producer.

[@auralxtc]

Says someone who obviously knows nothing about music production.

[@designasaur5354]

@@auralxtc YOU know nothing about music production.

[@auralxtc]

@@designasaur5354 Sick burn, bro! And you even liked your own reply, how cute!

[@robbieshambor4938]

I would like to ask you a question sir in your opinion what makes a good DJ??

[@johngillians1027]

This whole shit started in the Bronx. Many still haven't mastered it with your Serrato crutches

[@plasmaglowmusic1655]

1:01 that guy is looking at his friend like "we're not friends anymore"

[@zkillcativ2261]

its funny that his t shirt says go home lol

[@bubuhh76]

Paris Hilton...the best DJ EVER! LOOOL

[@oKnaHleyNozRag]

Wanna see more i always get weak watching these.

[@daveyg7559]

Seen it loads used to run a laser company and saw it all the time, major names...

[@hardkore360]

went to watch Nervo a few years back, 1 deck had "technical" issues after they somehow managed to fuck up and the whole sound went off for about 10 seconds, then they managed to play on two decks while 1 was turned off and the other was on autoplay. However, they kept giving Jaggermeister shots to the crowd which was more important than playing music... I was on the 2nd floor watching and that 1 deck rolled out song after song without anyone touching, it's the worst I've seen to date...

[@GroundBeatDe]

well ...to be a dj... nowadays sucks . Real DJs have to fight to preserve the culture and teach the people what turntablism is and all the hard work that is behind that. Its an Art. To be a dj you have to at least practice for a couple of years...all night long :) ... keep practicing!!!!

[@hipsterdoofez8558]

Who was the very last dj? That was hilarious he even had his own hype man

[@KizawaDJ]

I honestly have no idea but I also thought it was hilarious! 😆😆😆

[@spvcethvg8462]

@Seppe Tank it wasn't a controller .. the video is a parody of another video.

[@marcosmoncada5463]

Fedde Le Grand

[@micayiah1]

I been a Dj for over 20 years and watching this makes me mad. Anybody can put a playlist of songs on and act like they can Dj but it takes real skill and practice to actually Dj.The only reason Paris Hilton is up there is because of who she is. You tell her to mix a song and she might as well just walk off the stage

[@rafaelcbm]

6:20 I wonder those guys going back home together in the car, looking at each other......"easiest money ever".....lol

[@robertw.1499]

LOve this although it‘s not like we didn‘t know already. All that touching knobs whilst playing a track, WTF. How many times does the EQ have to be adjusted in five minutes? Answer, 1542 times 😂😂😂

[@AlexVol.]

the second one i do a lot too while performing my sets. My mans checking Faders by pushing them all the way up and checking trough headphones for single beats. Also helps with your ADHD a lot so no shame in that.

[@MichaelCook84]

Give them a pair of 1210s and basic 2 channel mixer with no bass kill nobs, bpm counters, effects etc, then give them a box of vinyls....