AMERICAN REACTS TO BILLY MOORE IN SELF DEFENSE...SLAPPING A MAN IN MANCHESTER!

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Nonprofit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. All rights belong to their respective owners. >> And you know Billy back in Manchester, I ain't watched Billy in a long time, man. Then I got to come check them out, man. >> Yes. Everyone, hope we're all good. And a big shout out to everyone out there who likes, shares, comments, and subscribes to this channel. >> Back in Manchester, you know what? Right, I'm fuming. I'm really angry because I feel like I've been stitched up. I had to go to St. Police Station yesterday to answer bail regarding the David Lloyd incident. >> You know, where I went to a gym to relax and someone there didn't like me and ended up stealing it on me. and I had to defend myself with violence. Now, I've been charged with a section 41A public order offense. What's there? >> Apparently, I've used threatening and insulting and abusive language towards someone else or behavior that makes them feel as if harm's going to come to them. Are you messing? [laughter] They said, "It's okay. We're dropping the fray, but unfortunately, you've got this charge now. Do you think I'm throwing me hands into that? Let's have a right. No way. Because why should I have to throw me hands up and go, "Yeah, I apologize. I went to gym. Someone didn't like me. Stole it on me. I defended myself. Shame palaz, you know. I never used hairy words. I was backed into a corner." So that's where I'm at today. Wait, what? What? When did Billy get into a fight at the gym? Is that when he posted that um and his something was cut or his hand was cut? Is that what had happened? You know, man, the UK is such a tricky space, man. It's just because I'm talking crazy don't mean like not even that I'm talking crazy. Like I'm defending myself and after I do what I need to do, you know, I'm talking victorious. And here you go snitching on me. You you just don't get it, man. >> I'm a little bit disappointed. >> What did you turn out? You know, I've worked very very hard know for years to to get to where I am. you know, I've got a clean record. Every, you know, every um criminal conviction I've I've got or had is being spent. Now, this is one that surfaced. However, you know, we'll have to just deal with it as it comes. But yeah, I'm up in court for that. >> You It'll get dropped. That's That's a droppable charge. Some of these charges they put on you, they just they feel like they got to. >> Not a happy bunny, but it is what it is. Anyway, let's move on and check out what's woring in in Manchester. Right. So, this fell here who's just had his knob out pissed all over the street. What was happening in your knob out in the street? >> [ __ ] pissed, Bob. >> In the street. >> End of? >> Yeah. End of in the street. >> I'm homeless. I've just woke up, mate. >> So, is that your excuse? >> Let me show you what he's done. Right. All right, lad. >> So, check this. He's standing here blatantly, people walking up and down having a burst. This is it. And when he asked him what he was doing, his excuse was, "I'm homeless." This is insane. And this is what I Some homeless people just Well, they love this that lifestyle. They don't want to do no better. You just was sleeping right here. These are your covers. Somebody obviously I don't know if you found these covers, but you got some nice covers. You wake up right where you wake up and pee. You don't want to go around the corner to a bush, go in a store, nothing. No, you're lacking in respect. You're filthy. >> And you go around the corner and do it there. >> You're homeless, am I right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Would you piss in the street in front of people like that? >> No. No. Cuz these are esports toilets anywhere. >> Yeah. You can go into a cafe, a Mackis, anywhere. You wouldn't be pulling your knob out on the street and just having a B. >> Yeah. Do you know what? And I believe that I believe that, bro. It's Saturday. >> Yeah. >> I mean, it's a [ __ ] It's a family day out. >> It's a public place. >> And then you going to pee next to another homeless person where he chilling. Billy, is that a new tattoo? >> Exactly. >> And that's not an excuse, is it? Being homeless. Nad looking at the wrong. >> Yeah. >> Go on. Put the camera here, bro. >> Go on. Go ahead. >> Look at that. >> I get it, mate. >> Yeah. Know what? He's not a bad bad. He's not a bad lad. He's only doing what I think. Yeah. But obviously, it is what it is. >> You don't do that, do you? >> Oh, yeah. >> Look what he's done. >> Come on, man. Wow. What the [ __ ] >> Yeah. Why is he have so much pee in him anyway? >> Shout out to his bladder. Golly. just standing there though. >> Dirty bastard, man. No need for that. >> You know who it was? >> He was sleeping next to here. He was in there with a bird. >> A bird? >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] you now. >> You might know him. >> Well, you know as well as me. That's not an excuse. >> I know one thing, man. Them homeless dudes, they going to have a girlfriend. That's That's Hey, I mean, I guess you can't really be out there solo as a woman. So you want to connect with a male but right >> dirty mate. >> Yeah. Look. >> Well, this the is this the pit street central? >> Hello. >> Come on. Hey. >> Hey. >> What's happening? >> Just sold someone off for doing the same thing in his dreams. >> He got up out of there. At least he off in the cut though. See what I mean? >> [ __ ] hell. Get me off this street when I get pissed on when I'm sleeping. [laughter] >> [ __ ] hell. He's He's legging and he get people homeless. But you don't use that as an excuse. And you know, look, there's kids walking past now. Watch yourselves there. Someone's doing that. All you're all right, lad. Yeah. Like I said, how there's no kids about kids are walking around. you know, you don't use the streets as, you know, a public trolley. You hear what my mate said before. >> Yeah. See, one thing about me is I'm I'm not homeless first and foremost. Uh, but I'm always going to look for somewhere to go to the bathroom first while I'm out and about. Let me go look somewhere first. Let me be civilized. Let me be respectful. You know, >> places to go. Anyway, moving on. Right. What a lovely day. So going to head into, you know, the city center to see what's what. Just seen a shell. Yeah. What's happening? So what is it that you do? >> I'm architecture student. >> Architecture student. >> Yeah, too. >> But you've got like some kind of channel there, have you? >> Sir, first and foremost, what did you do to your hair to get an afro? What have you done? This is not your natural hair. I seen something on Tik Tok where y'all was doing something to get afro and to see it almost in person is insane. >> Yeah. Tell me about it. >> It's about a reaction video and um all kinds of I don't know just um following trends, you know, like reacting about some >> situations that happen in like fights and >> Yeah, something like that. Sometimes it's about some kittens and all that. Just >> Yeah. Sometimes you can't talk too big in my country >> cuz >> everyone loves everyone loves cats, don't they? In your country. So, what's your channel? [laughter] >> Hey, Billy. I caught it. Okay. >> Well, what's your name, by the way? >> Augustine. >> Augustine. So, tell us a little bit about your channel. We did have a chat inside the coffee shop, but I wanted to get you out here. My channel is all about having fun and all that. Recording my uni life. >> And where can we find you? >> Huh? >> Where can we find you? >> It's in Chinese Tik Tok. But you can follow this gentleman first cuz I have not take off yet. Treat it like a fun. >> Keep your eye out for them. Please. >> Chinese Tik Tok. I seen that it was like a a lot of people in America was trying to get on Chinese Tik Tok when they was trying to ban Tik Tok. to be flying soon. Nice one, Augustine. Nice to >> meet you. And you, too. >> So, Andy B's main priority was to end homelessness. Well, at least rough sleeping. >> I don't think you can end rough sleeping, man. I I think some people enjoy it. >> Outside the Wish having a pajama party. >> Having a pajama party. Why are you in the gym jams anyway? >> You are a lawabiding citizen with zero ops. Why are you doing this? No one is looking for you. You don't have a tag on. You're You've always followed every rule. Go ahead, take that off, buddy. You don't need to hide. >> You've been out since like 5:00 this morning. >> I feel left out. So, I need to go and get a pair of pajamas from Primark >> and then we'll just bounce about the shissy sensor. You're all right, ladies. >> Where are you all from? >> I can tell. >> He reckons it's his birthday today. And he he's telling me, "How old are you?" >> No, I'm joking. 63. >> 63. [laughter] >> 63. >> He said he was 64. >> Tell him, but I am 63. >> You are. >> I'm 63. >> You don't look like 63. >> I know. Cuz I lift up myself. I do 10 press ups, 10 situps. I can flick up. I can flick up. >> What do you mean flick up? >> Flick up from >> like a ninja turtle. >> From the floor. >> From the floor. Click on your feet. >> I will give you five British pounds if you do that. [laughter] >> So that's kept you young. >> That kept you young. I used the ring mate and knocked everybody out. Everyone could beat me. Nothing could beat me. Look at that muscle. I'll tell you what beat you lad. The alcohol and drugs. >> I know. No, I know. I know. It's always like that here. Is it? >> No. No. No. Just somewhere there. To the house. Give me some cocaine. I don't take it. I don't take it. No. M's [ __ ] freaking I don't take it. Me and Y. I I like a joint. Uh, but not not cocaine. I can't believe he's 63. Come on. Ah. Yeah. You're telling me the rude. >> I'm 63. Is he 63, lad? Yes. >> Is he 63? Yeah. >> 10th and 7th 68. >> Is you >> 10th 68? >> 10th of 68. >> 68. >> 10 68. >> What in the hell is you talking about? He's talking riddles. That must have gave you some gas in that joint. But I know you ain't do the cane, but that joint had to be crazy. What's that? Say 10 plus the six the eight. What? >> 10 for the shake. 68. That's That's >> No, that doesn't make you 63. >> That's my age. >> Does it make you Hang on. What does that make you? 68. >> About No, about 59. Is it >> 59? I'm getting the door. [laughter] >> Has he throwing your on yourself? >> Have you had some su >> Have you had something sweet? >> Yeah, I've had some sweet today. >> Right. Has anyone give you a birthday card? >> Hey, watch me figure. [laughter] >> Has anyone give you the birthday card? >> No. >> I'm going to give you one. Right. >> Watch me figure. >> It's amazing. What's your name anyway? Jamie, >> lovely to meet you, Jamie. Where you from? >> Wigan. >> Wigan. That's the second person I met from Wigan today. >> I'm famous in Wigan. >> For what? >> Singing and telling jokes. >> Tell us a joke. I'm not too keen on the singing. >> The naughty ones. >> Oh, no. SW them because naughty ones Jesus. >> Yeah. >> Christian me. >> Jesus. Jesus is here. >> He's been with me all my years. I used co with cur I used to be cur with nons uh and then I was in cur true Jesus is always with you man even when you on that you know what I'm >> with another people you know Christians I've been a Christian all my life and I do believe in Jesus one day he's going to come down here take us all up there bless you believe in yourself Jesus at the minute just believe in you right get your [ __ ] [ __ ] together >> 42 you're not [ __ ] He's never 63. >> Something I look after people around here and me. >> Let me go and get you something to eat. A Jamie. Come on. >> No. I look after other people around here. There's people who don't know where to go where you can get some clothes or drinks and everything. I know where everything is. So I take them. >> You look after yourself. See them. >> So believe Beverly Craig. I ain't seen Piccadilly Gardens in a minute. Look at that. I want to go back low key. I want to go back to Manchester. I want to go back to Birmingham, Liverpool, London. I'm I just have to see so much more down on the gardens. There's going to be more CCTV and lights and a huge police presence. >> They plant more trees. >> They'll just move to somewhere else. That's how it is. Did you hear about say do you mind speaking to be on camera? Did you hear about like Beverly Craig and what's happening with the gardens and the new CCTV and Lightning? >> Nothing yet. No. >> No. >> Surprisingly, I told y'all where I'm from Chicago. If there was a pe if there's a place with this much foot traffic and this much to offer to tourists, none of this stuff is going on. All of these people out, all of these nitties, all of these dealers, all of this what what do y'all call it? Something behavior. None of that is going on. Nah, the government not going for that. And now finally Piccadillia Gardens is getting on that same wave. More of a police presence I believe. 24 hours. >> Oh wow. I >> think that's what's needed around here. >> Yeah, it's only took about 4 hours. >> Yeah, it's a second time. Mom, is it? >> Yeah, literally. >> See before walking about. >> It's too nice. >> So believe there's more of a police presence in the gardens as you can see. chicken. >> I do need to go try Popeyes in the UK. I wonder what it's about. >> You could be doing something better with your time, sir. Are you really bothering the Deliveroo driver? What did he do? What could he possibly have done? >> He's there checking those pedal assist bikes, those electric bikes which show some he said to me then can go to 50 mph. >> Okay. Making sure the pavements, >> you know, knocking pedestrians over. So >> what they doing in Piccadilly Gardens? What's this all about? This wasn't here before. >> Just checking. >> No, the bike's off. >> Yeah. See you in a bit. >> What's happening in here? It pulls up. See something going on around the corner. >> What guy? >> Wingstop. Was Wing Stop there before? Do y'all go there though? Y'all got pretty good like chicken spots. I wouldn't even go to Wings Spot. Wing Stop. You know what I mean? Like they be like, "Oh, go to Wings in Florida." That's what they be saying in some towns. Oh, go to Wingstop. Like, what is Wingstop the best y'all got to offer? Wingstop is a decent like what's the line called even line? Like, it's cool. >> You from Liverpool. Where are you from? >> Ireland. >> Are you traveling? What in the world did I just see? Express yourself however you want to express yourself. But what is this? A bodybuilder. >> Are you traveling on YouTube? >> Whatever that is. Well, whoever that was, they were strong for sure. >> This will Yeah, don't worry. You know these are all >> excuse me lot of these blues out today usually see what I'm saying look how like built up Piccadilly Gardens is look how much stuff is going on in Piccadilly look how many events are happening in Piccadilly Gardens. Like, [snorts] and for the police to let it get that like messed up, like I wouldn't even say messed up, but like that like un that unorthodoxed. I don't even know the word I want to use. Like it was they they really had it like Gotham City in there for a moment. Let's take the usual. You can blame Charlie V, but at the end of the day, it was just like that already. He just came and exposed it. >> You talk about cleaning Manchester up. That boy was itch E. Look at the P just full of chewing gum and everything. Bit of a what's it called? What would you get on that? Put a spray wash or something in it. Chair wash. Yeah. Yeah, that's been there for years, honey. >> He on that. He on that class A class. >> He on something different when you get the itching. I'm upset I didn't wasn't able to get here during like the summer. Free news. Real truth. >> The worst internet experience I've ever had. Is this the internet stuff? E experience. The worst. >> It's taking you a little while to set up. >> That's right. about an hour. [laughter] >> See you in a bit. >> What does that say? The the gam man. >> Gam. >> Gamma. >> Gamma man. >> I thought you said the gam. >> How are you, love? >> I'm good, mate. You good? >> You good? What are you playing today? >> Just playing some of my bits. I got some of my tracks going. >> This your stuff is >> Yeah, it's all me. All original. >> Oh, I like that. I like that. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, >> and we can find you here, can we? >> Yeah. Put gamma man in YouTube. >> Gam. Not gam. >> Not gam. Not the port. Not gammon. >> Not the pork. >> I don't mind pork, but >> yeah. >> Not gam man today. >> Not g man today. >> Billy Moore. >> Billy Moore. Are you doing like a page? >> Yeah. >> YouTube blogger. >> What's What's the What's the vibe? What's the theme? >> The vibe today. The theme is just like life on life terms. It is what it is. >> You know, you go about you speak to people. See what the contributing factors are. >> Share some good energy. >> Yeah. Some good energy, bad energy. There's a lot of energy. It's up and down. I always, you know. >> Hello, mate. >> You're okay. >> How you doing, mate? I'm good. Nice to meet you. >> From your neck in the world. >> Okay. Where lad's from. >> Anyway, so where are you from? >> I'm from Leicester originally. I live in Manchester now with the wife. She's Manunian. So I'm a >> Lester area. Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, I'm actually from Oak. It's boring. It gets boring. But I live in Manchester now. So I representing Manchester. There is. There it is. You're not there. You're not where you was. You're here now. >> Represent. Right. Lovely to be here. Nice one, man. Take care. Bley kills puppies. Take action. Tell Barclays to stop financing [music] acres. What? What's that say there at the bottom of your finger? MBR Acres has saved 2,000 dogs every year. >> I do love dogs. Like >> I like dogs too, man. I just don't like being charged extra to have a dog. You know what I'm saying? Like in America, they do that. I don't know if they do that in the UK. Like if you move into an apartment like in one of these highrises, one of these buildings, you got to pay like a your dog has to pay an additional rent. Sometimes it's monthly and sometimes they just do it in one year. Like 250 for the year. Like come on, bro. Like now you just doing stuff like like even when I had a cat, they was making me pay for the cat and I'm like for what? He don't bark. He don't do nothing. What? He just actually killing puppies. Not talking to me. Never mind. >> That's a shame, man. Some people are actually could spread your message and you just bless your blocking or stop your calls from being heard because you want to be weird. I don't know >> you want you protected the trans rights now. Smash the fire right freed the Palestine. Help the homeless. Real talk though. Okay, since we're on the subject, Chelsea, trans rights. What rights does a trans person not have that everybody else has? I'm lost. I really need clarification. Can vote, can do everything that everybody does. What are the rights that are being fought for? Question mark. Serious question. I want to know. supports [laughter] weather. >> Oh yeah. No, thank you so much. >> Moving on. >> Couple of rock and rollers here. My mate here's been selling them CZs for years. >> [music] >> Give it up. The the age of who has a CD player anymore? [music] >> How are you going on? You're okay? >> Have you had something to eat? >> You had something to eat? >> Yeah. I've had >> What's that? >> Get the [ __ ] you up. >> Who you talking to? Who you talking? >> Yeah. >> Is he for no? Yeah. >> What are you telling me today? [ __ ] off my >> mate. What you do? >> Get on me face. >> Yeah, man. Walk off. >> Get on my face. >> [ __ ] off. >> Get off me face. >> Yeah. What? >> What? >> Liverpool, is this a move? Is this a move? What? >> [laughter] >> Is this a movie? Is this a movie? >> Yeah, that would have sent me. I don't know how that would have sent me. I don't know how I would have reacted. Sandwich to the face is insane. Yeah. YEAH. SLOW. [music] >> That's the thing about crazy people. Like you sometimes they just think they can out crazy you. What happened? Like why do you even come up to Billy? I'm wrong. [music] Wow. [music] Apologize. [music] >> Your mic, Billy. [music and singing] idiot. [music] >> My mate here, he's known you since you were a teenager, hasn't he, Colin? >> Yeah. >> Mania. >> I love black guy. >> He called me Lee now. >> Lee. >> Wait, what was it? What did they used to call you? >> Chowman. >> No, it used to be Chia. Chowman. Then he was like Lee. >> Then it was Mr. Man. [laughter] >> He didn't gave you all type of names, didn't he? You must have your name under the show, haven't you? >> I know. >> All right. >> Take care, Lee. >> Colin, known calling for ages. How you getting on, mate? >> Yeah, man. >> What you think you had there? I'm just trying to have a little chat with you. >> Man, mad. >> I had no idea what he was all about. >> No, that ain't no fault anyway. >> No, no, >> tell you what color is flying. >> Some people are just genuinely upset about their their life and their disposition on on any subject. So, like I didn't see Billy do anything today. Look after him, lad. >> You're not on the streets though, are you? >> No. No. >> You got somewhere to stay, haven't you? >> Yeah, [music] man. How old you now call him? >> 57. >> 57 now. Okay. >> The streets have been rough because like I ain't going to lie. He How long he been? He said he ain't on the streets, but like he's been involved. He's been close to the streets. Then >> someone you still answer the way. You're all right. The fell. Someone asked me. Someone asked me why I always ask people their age and I think you know what? I'd like to see where people are at and what's going on. >> If you see Colin, say hello. >> Yeah, man. >> Absolutely lovely fell. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, he was a gob. >> Yeah. I don't walk around these streets to be subjected to attacks and abuse and stuff like that. Threw a shiny at me and everything. start to push him. He thinks it's okay. >> Got a taste there, didn't he? >> What's happening, lad? >> Tell you what, where are you from? >> What are you doing over here? What's going on? >> Welcome to Manchester from the man. Anyway, so yeah, >> I'm not here to be subjected to stuff like that. He's having to [ __ ] do all them preemptive moves. And the weird thing was he apologized. What's that all about? >> Like immediately apologized. Like what happened? You know what I'm saying? Like back to what I was saying though, like when people do like just crazy stuff and make noises and people don't back up because of it. Like that's I think that's why he apologized. He's like, "Oh, okay. I can't do my normal my normal rhetoric in it work right now. I got to actually, you know, >> what are you doing today?" I work for Educated Empower. Basically, we're a youth social organization for children with special needs. And basically, what we do is we raise money for children who can't get up to the activities like football, boxing, rugby. I'm not sure if you're aware, but the government's cut down the funding. Do you want to guess how much? >> Tell me. >> 1.4 billion in the past 10 years. >> 1.4 billion. >> In the past 10 years. And what we do is we raise money for children so that they can get on to these activities. They can do boxing, rugby. Do you know Khan by any chance? >> I know Khan. I know he's a boxer. Yeah. >> Yeah. He's just helped us open an additional boxing gym for these children, which means that they can get up to these activities now for free. >> The way we do it is by raising money on the streets. It's a onetime contribution. It can be cash, card, contactless. You only have to pay once. You only have to contribute. >> I think I did this once in Manchester, too. Was it Manchester I was in? No, no, no. It was the first time I ever went. I was in um I was in like London or some somewhere like London >> to Walsh. >> What is the absolute most that you can give to a child today? >> For me? Yes. >> I'm just helping you promote your things. I'm I'm on my ass. >> You know what? You could give something and make a child's day fresh. >> One favor. If you give these some change with some change, [laughter] >> she's on She's on her ass. >> No, we saw something. >> That was crazy. Did I hear a Well, I can't even repeat that. TM charities out and about doing what they do on time payment and stuff. >> Dang, it's a Pizza Hut in the UK. Is this new? I didn't even see this when I was there. This little bridge or any Did I feel like I did? If they are, then all the best. I wish them well. >> [music] [singing] >> We've got Elvis. We've got Michael Jackson. What's going on? >> How are you, lad? [music] >> Billy, >> you surely can share. What's your favorite song by Elvis? >> All of them. >> I couldn't name you one Elvis song right now. I couldn't. I'm not even going to lie to you. >> You haven't got one in particular? Uh, Amazing Grace. That's a good one. >> Never heard of it. Never heard of it. >> And uh, right now, >> man, Suspicious, man. I do like that one. [music] >> Yeah. >> I like it when he's on stage doing that one. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I mean, the energy. >> Have you been watching Michael Jackson? >> Any good? >> I'm not into Michael Jackson. >> No. Really? That's interesting. >> But he might be into you. [laughter] >> Yeah, he's not. He likes his fishes. >> Yeah, exactly. >> What's your name anyway, Elvis? >> Lovely to meet you, man. >> Thanks for saying hello. I do appreciate the chance. [music] >> What do you mean? What a sad story he's got. I've shared it with you before, but wow. You know, tell you all about it on if you haven't already seen his story. I remember this. I went here. I was here. >> I remember Charlie Beach used to come over here a lot. Good [ __ ] again, love. What instrument is that? >> You all right? >> Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. >> I must have reached the aloe shop. >> Aloe is everywhere, boy. I went like I feel like it's just a little little bit better quality of leggings and regular stuff that you can get anywhere else. Like it's just a little bit better of a quality. Like and they charge an arm and a leg, bro. Arm and a leg. Someone show us this already. Hey home. >> It's quite quiet around this area. McDonald's. Just nice to worry about anything. >> Cafe Nurero. What's the best name brand coffee shop that y'all got out in the UK? You think? I'm talking from coffee, espressos, other random drinks that are in coffee shops, uh, baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, all in one. Like what if you had to pick one? What was it the best one? Cuz I'm going Gregs every time. Shout out to today's video. No, I'm just playing. I wish. Oh, guys, since I'm single again, I am single. I if I had the opportunity to move to the UK, I definitely would. If somebody was like, "Do you want to come move here for like a year? It'll be on us. XYZ. We'll sponsor you. You can have your own crib. Your daughter will be in school out here for a year." I'd do it. As long as I can somehow keep my apartment back in wherever I lived, I'd do it 100%. [clears throat] We've also got one of these these statues in Liverpool St. Nick Church. >> What does it symbolize? Somebody's head like 18 18. >> He was watching me last night. >> YouTube last night. >> You want to say hello? S is just screaming. [laughter] >> What? He was all doing from me. Yeah. What's your name? Gives a fist bump. YouTube. >> He knows the score, >> not Tik Tok. >> Nice to meet you. >> And YouTube, take it easy. >> But it was nice. Very excited. Anyway, so all the old headstones here just on display. 1793. Wow. Age 40. What's this one here? 84. >> This world is this at >> January the 2nd, 1800. 50 years respectable grocery and an honest man. >> You know what's crazy? All it takes is one popular store to get a block pop popping. Like I wonder what store that was for Piccadilly Gardens where they was just like, "Oh no, now it's a now this is the spot." Cuz now they got a halo all type of stuff over there. You know, anyway, take a little walk back around to where that young lady was singing outside the she said she's got her own tracks open. She's going to sing us a song, [music] right? Okay. So, are you singing one of your own sacks for me? >> Will you sing one of your own sacks for me? >> Okay. >> And I can film this. You won't have any problems with YouTube. >> Let me introduce you. So, what's your name again? >> Janelle Antonia. >> Janelle Antonicia. Now, you've got a few sacks of your own, haven't you? >> I do. I do. I do. I can film that here. >> And we're going to we're going to hear one right now. >> Okay. I've actually come back for this, you know, by the way. Yeah, because you did mention it. >> Let me not disappoint. >> I'm not disappointed. You got a great voice anyway. >> All right. You know, I do. Let me get my other phone. >> You're not a drug dealer, are you? Cuz you got two phones. >> One's for business, one for play. Okay. >> I got two phones. One for the plug and one for the one for business, one for play. Okay. I believe you want to hear a little bit of reggae. And this one's all here. >> Yeah, man. Top to bottom written. Yes. [music] >> What's good, Manchester? I've been doing a lot of covers out here, but this is mine. [music] It's called Foreign Land, written by myself. >> I like how she do that, though. Perform like it's real, like a like, you know, because you never know. >> No good music platforms. [music] [music and singing] >> I want Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [singing] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [music] >> Give it to me now. >> Yes. >> Still feel like I've got a bit of booty in me yet. >> I am slapped with a booty. >> Anyway, >> bro. Yeah, it's real anger if you throw your food at somebody. It's real anger. So, he had real anger for you. He's He threw a sandwich on you. >> About eggs and Chinese lately. Hello, lad. You all right? >> Yeah, you. >> Yeah, man. Thanks. >> So, these are hot here on the bikes today. Are you going to take this one? >> Are these bikes? I feel like they're completely legal. Like, somebody I went into a store and bought this bike. What? >> Can you Can you put this on your bike? This little piece, this little motor piece. As long as you have to pedal it, right, it should be good. >> Are we using the bike sh? >> No, we're not. If you've ordered a Mackis, >> you're not getting it today cuz I'm pretty sure >> they're going to seize this fell's bike. >> He's been seized. >> It's being seized. Why is that? >> Too fast. >> They're doing it to a lot of >> Yeah, Bill. Ah, man. I don't agree with this. Uh, I guess like if you like give me if I'm on the bike lane like you got like I'm trying to provide for my family at the end of the day. I'm really just trying to provide and make a way like for myself. Stay off the street. Stay out of trouble. Stay out of your house. B& Stay out of street level paraphernelia sales. It's like there's just so much more somebody could be doing. But I'm also not there. So I don't know what the big hur hurah is about these bikes. I guess I don't know. >> I've just been speaking to someone said that like the flying through the the town >> knocking pedestrians over. Yeah, I guess if you're not sure, by the way, traffic to police Bro, I have the Deliveroo jacket on. I could tell that a lot of these bikes, they are the they're just getting this little piece and putting it on. You have no idea whatsoever. >> Oh, show me two phones there. >> Like imagine like I'm out here trying to make a living. I have a whole Deliveroo jacket on. Like I'm 10 toes deep in this Deliveroo situation and this is like I'm getting stopped because my bike is electric. phones then both. >> Give us 20 press ups now, please. I've just [ __ ] left. >> Oh, I heard a lot of twang in that voice. Hey, they dressed alike. Jim Bros to the death, ain't they? >> What did you say to me? >> 20 press ups. Another [laughter] bike getting used. >> Bro, with this information, you should always stop willingly for the police. But like, I'm literally just going to keep them at the end of the day. Especially if I'm riding slowly. P. You'll see me pedaling. It must be a serious problem though. >> Look at this. Nonstop. This a new guy on taking a bik. I didn't even know it was a thing. >> Yeah. If they're too fast at it. >> The safety say now. Yeah, >> 50 mph on a bike on a bicycle. Yeah, that's ridiculous. But if my bike can go 25, just leave me alone. 25 is decent. >> Like cuz I could probably pedal this 25 miles an hour at the end of the day. So like literally you could probably pedal a regular bike, a mountain bike at least like 30 miles an hour. So, with that being said, if I can actually get this to 30 mph without me with me actually just doing it regular, no electronics, no nothing added, and then I put a motor on it to make it go 30 by itself, then then I should be left alone cuz what if I'm just riding super fast anyway? But yeah, with my legs, my regular legs, like what's the difference? A lot of pedestians are getting hurt. >> Which are you on Tik Tok? >> Yes, I am on Tik Tok. >> Tik Tok channel are you? >> My name is Billy Moore. >> Billy Moore? >> Yes, I'm also on YouTube and yeah, just YouTube, Facebook as well. >> I think I may have seen you before. >> What's your name, Sh? >> Well, I may have seen you on on Tik Tok, I think. >> Possibly. >> What's that Tik Tok? Don't you know what Tik Tok is? >> You got a Tik Tok account, haven't you? >> What is it? >> I don't even know where it is. >> Excuse me. Do you know what Tik Tok is? >> And he's Can you explain to this guy what Tik Tok is? [laughter] >> Explain to this fellow what Tik Tok >> No one's explaining. >> Is that Manchester? Tik Tok is basically a social it's a social platform. You go on there and share your experiences and let the world see it and hopefully they reply. I haven't been on TikTok in a long time. I don't think >> lives down there. >> You Manchester Brian lives. >> I have the Manchester here. >> Excuse me. Can you explain to this guy what Tik Tok is? Oh, it's like um a social media where you just nonstop do this and watch AI generated. >> I ain't going to lie, cuz it's fresh. This outfit is unassuming, but he fresh. I got to give it to Bro. I like I I'm really liking the baggie shorts now. I don't have a pair yet because I don't know where to get any that I would like. So, but I do like it. White beater. Okay. I like the shorts the best most. >> You be walking about like that [laughter] walking about like that. >> I'm glad you've never heard of it. >> Good. Good to see you though. >> You're leaving me hanging here. There's a fish here. >> See you later. You left me hanging. >> Okay. So, let's head back on Marcus. Hope we have a better experience. >> Is this a little socialist? >> There you go. [laughter] >> This is more serious than just taking a bite. They've actually cuffed this fella. What they cuff him for? >> See, this is to me is like it's just too far. Y'all going to cuff me like I'm I don't know the whole ins and outs of this situation, but the whole premises of the stop was to check the bike. >> My bike. I bought this bike like this. And that's the thing, too. Like, I literally bought this bike from the store. But I can see the other bikes where they buy the little thing and put the thing on and set it up themselves. But I bought this. You don't see this. This is purchased. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Yeah, I'd be too tight if they did this to me. [music] >> It's too much. [music] Yeah, he's the best YouTuber. Yeah. Subscribe. Got my ego now. Manchester. Yeah. Manchester. You see this street here? Same old [ __ ] Ain't nothing [music] changed. For the last 40 years I grew up in Manchester. You say the same. >> Changed. >> Nothing changed. >> Let's hope going forward it's us. >> Yeah. So Liverpool is the same as well. >> Yeah. >> Some shality going into that. That's This is getting annoying to me. >> I've never seen the police in Manchester Piccadilly Gardens area do so much policing. I've watched handtohand transactions. I've watched people harass other people in the garden. I've watched I've watched crackheads do crack. You know what I'm saying? But now y'all want it now for some bikes for people that are just trying to make an honest living. This is why man >> I get it when people are getting knocked up knocked down this this and that. But the fact the fact that you were even able to stop me and pull me over lets you know like I'm not riding crazy. [music] Yes. Well, my man is being tear arrested. He's going to be off and running. >> So, if you've got a burger or a KFC or whatever, order it. >> Leaving him alone with his bike. Anyway, >> I'm pretty sure they're giving him some type of warning first, letting them know you got to have X, Y, and Z. Because God sees all things. He knows all things. God knows about you. >> Thank you very much. Thank you. >> God knows about you. >> Young girl sat there. She must be about what 22 23. I spoke to her a few times. She doesn't want to get on camera. She doesn't want to share her stories just yet. You know, I do wish you well. It is shocking. She's got a partner now. I don't know what the situation is with her if she's got a roof over her head or if she's just on the streets, but she's from Belfast. She's definitely Irish. Anyway, yeah, wish her well. How are you getting on? You good? Was she again? >> First person. If you laughed at this, you're going to hell. I won't see you down there. I'm not laughing. >> Yeah, we spoke. You good? Take it easy, lad. >> What a kind spirit. Bro is just living life, having fun. and I learn everything. >> Nice to meet you, Billy, mate. Yeah, you know that. Yo, lovely. >> This kid is doing really well. >> He's been in the same place we have >> from years ago. 10 years ago. Yeah. You know what? You know, [ __ ] living a life, man. Doing everything good >> on a corn beef curry fried rice at one time. A you that's >> [ __ ] hell. >> Look at him now. Living a dream. >> Living a dream. >> Big big friend. Big fan of turbos as well. >> Good licky Ricky. Take care, Ronaldo. >> It's Tweedle D. Tweedledom. How you doing, sir? >> Sushing each other's muscles. There we are. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's through. We're coming through. No messing about you, bro. >> I know you from YouTube. >> Yo, what? >> Who did he push? >> And if you're not all right, then you might be all right. I'm the fattest kid in town with the top off. Who gives a [ __ ] Nipples out, belly out. Somewhat. >> I mean, live your best life, man. >> You want to buy a six-pack, shall we, bro? >> Any years, you want to buy a six pack, shall we? This the hot market. >> Selling six packs. You all right? >> Get the camera on. >> You've been working here for years now, haven't you? >> We could just be having a good time. Okay. >> I'd say in the since May, there's been about 11 stabins >> reported stabins in Piccadilly Gardens. 11. Wow. And you've seen a good few of them. You've even saved some someone's life. How many times were that that lad stabbed you saved? >> So you probably stabbed nine times. >> Nine times. And you watched it, you witnessed it. >> Yeah. Scary. Absolutely scary. A lot quite a lot had happened before I stepped in. But when I stepped in, it was just >> it's happening where I'm working and you just instinct takes over. You don't fight off. >> What kind of blade was he using? It was like a small switchblade and cuz it was it kept folding every time it went into him. So we tried cut. >> Yeah. So I managed to dang >> intervene holding back. >> But did what didn't one of them have a like a a kitchen knife as well? >> Knife. Yeah. It was a guy stood on the back. He pulls out the big kitchen knife. That's when we all jump back. Created a big circle. Try. >> These are all migrants fighting each other, aren't they? So it's like did he not like understand that they will go to jail and get a very long time or lose a life? You know what I mean? Or get whatever. They're not getting deported. No one's getting >> No one's getting deported like hard. >> It's a wild west now, isn't it? >> It is, mate. >> It's a wild west. >> No, that is wild. 100%. That's pretty wild. You know how much I like in my mind how much you got to hate somebody to do that type of crime to them. It's so intimate. It's up close and personal. Like, you really got to have a disdain for somebody. Like, I don't I really hate you. And I don't think that's the case most of the time. It's just like [snorts] I really I'm really un unequipped emotionally as a man. And I'm doing this out of out of lack of, you know what I'm saying? I have a lack of something. So, I'm trying to fill it with this. I don't know. That's why I used to snap on like do crazy stuff. >> He's a bit of a wild one. This fell here, mate. He's just got out of jail. He'll come over now. >> Yeah, he's friendly. >> He's worried about going back inside. >> Worried about going back inside. So, I think he's behaving today. >> Is he scouter? >> I'm a scouter. I'm a woolog from over the water. No, don't even put that online though. I can't find you. >> You'll kill me. >> No, no, please don't don't put me on. Don't be doing that. Put it online cuz I see online tomorrow. I'll be upset. >> Okay, but you're going to have to You're going to have to be upset because I'm talking to this guy. You bounced over. >> All right, then. >> I can't I can't You want to play it >> then? Sweet. >> But you can't walk over while I'm talking to someone, can you? >> No. I'm just saying just at least blow your face. I' I've never blurred anything in me life. >> Yeah, I blood. >> You know how hard it is to blur something like No, no, no, no, no. Like I want to talk like anybody in who's ever said that or watching this video and was like, ask somebody, can you blur my face? Do you understand how much it takes to blur your face? Like it takes at least a couple hours to blur like this dude's face. It would take like two hours to blur cuz he's in and out, in and out, in and out. Like you got to create like it's it's not never blurring anybody and letting people know before I come up. Like I've I've done it one time but I had to send it to their editor and that's different though. That was a completely different situation. [snorts] Uh it was Tris the rapper from um Birmingham. It was different though. So that one I understood. But like randoms telling you to blur their face like get away from me dude. I'm not blurring your face. Like if the next time somebody tell me to do that, I'mma stop and tell them, "Do you know how long it takes to blur a face when you're editing?" It's not just a simple button. There's not an action where it's like blur this face. No, you have to do a lot. And I don't even know how to do it. So, absolutely not. Just move around. Don't come over here if you don't want to be in this video. If I came up on you, All right. Okay. Let me No, not even that. I'm walking. Leave me alone. I'm not cutting nothing. >> Captain's [ __ ] >> Just move on. You'll be fine. Yeah, these are flying. >> You can't some strange friends. You >> can't even sort it. You, you know, you're attracting them. >> Do you know what? I always try and see the best in everyone. I think we all do, don't we? >> No. Yeah, we do. But he um obviously you know walking over and shouting cageish and then expecting me to turn it off. It's not happening. See you later. Right. It's bulletproof bill. Going to head back down to market. Do you a few shies a few eggs as you do? >> Going to be vest on. >> Is that a stab proof vest? You must be sweating like a glass blow's eyes in this. Up the toffes Everton. Although you got a Liverpool top on I forgive you. >> Right. >> See >> just waiting to get shaved in Pazill Gardens. Hey, anyone want a free stabbing? >> Stabbing's available. >> I give it a go with a kitchen knife. >> Did it? >> Did it Did it Have you tried with this kitchen knife? Yeah, even on myself. >> I'm sorry. I don't even want to try. >> Get on this. Get on me jacket. K. >> This is like shiny proof and everything. This G. >> How are you getting on? >> And how have you been? Her >> and Alicia jumped me last night. >> Why? What's going on? >> Cuz she's bully you. Now [ __ ] that. Isabelle and [ __ ] Alicia. She jumped me outside bit back at me. They all laughed at me. Recorded it. Billy, >> who does Billy go do? Billy like the teacher or something. >> I'm being a title too. >> Funny. Look. Got a [ __ ] big B mark. >> I mean, >> you look shattered outside. You look a lot wor than >> I know. Yeah, I am. I've still used them. >> I've had a drink, Billy. But that's it. >> Well, you have used them, haven't you? >> In reality. >> Yeah, I've had a joint. >> So, a drink? Get yours and bacon. >> Okay. >> So, what do I do? Do I show up? >> I don't know, man. You move kind of unorthodoxly. I detect a little little class A. >> No, you don't smash all just see me jacket. Let me check. >> Yes. You strain him. Please strain him. restraining God's taking an elbow. [laughter] >> He's okay. >> I've been restrained by a cop because I used >> Oh, I did. I got arrested for a corporate break. They >> all do stupid things anyway. >> Sometimes you do them, you don't even realize you do them, do you know what I mean? >> That's crazy. In the UK, you can get like what is it called? Like for talking to a cop like saying bad words out loud. Like that's not a thing. At least in Chicago. You know how many cops I done cursed out? Not saying that that's the right thing to do, but just because like you can't do nothing. You arrest me. Well, let's do the paperwork then. Make sure you give me your badge number and ID. Get out your feelings. You chose the job. >> On my 20th birthday, >> you know, just they just be doing their job at the end of the day. Now that I'm grown up, you know what I'm saying? And it's like, all right, whatever. But just don't come to me like doing extra stuff. Very popular Gish. >> You're always sneaking up behind me, aren't you? >> Always. >> What's changed since I last saw you? >> Salted. I'm pretty sure >> you got what? >> Got assaulted. >> You pull me a bit. Hello. >> No one's here. >> She look She doesn't look like she done no class A's today. >> No, no one's got me back. It was all laughing at me in the shop. They recording in the shop. They was recording it. You know the um little takeaway thing next door? They was all recording me and they was all laughing at me. >> Well, you were you were scrabbing. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's not necessary when people recording. Why don't we just step in and out? >> Cuz there's one. >> How are you, fella? You all right? >> Billy. Billy be killing me, dog. All right, Billy. Come on, Billy. Let me lock in. >> I'm glad that segment didn't last no longer because I don't know if I would have been able to hold it together. Oh, yeah. You all right? >> You good? >> Lovely day today. Is it? >> How you doing, Bill? >> I'm all right. I'm all right. You know, my mate. >> And you too. >> Hi, >> Gloria. Still June, Bell. Spit a few years ago. >> Two years clean, mate. >> Last time I seen you was your mold. >> Congratulations. >> Two years clean. We got to celebrate that. [applause] >> That's a big accomplishment. Love. [laughter] Easy to get on with those that low. Nice one. Tell you what, it's mus have a quick walk around the northern quarter. >> The northern quarter >> and then I think we'll just head off. >> Looks like Birmingham over in the northern quarter. So, we always go in blind when we walk around this car like cuz we don't know what to expect. Could be good, could be bad. Life has changed. In all fairness, it looks quite quiet. Last time we were here, there was no there was a stab and it was all taped off. >> Trying to think, have I been here? nothing. >> Let's just look at the state. >> I don't know. >> Hello. >> How are you? [music] Very serene. >> Hypnotic goes with the crack. >> Hello, mate. You're all right. >> What's going on? You all right? >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> You good? Have you seen Yodi? Yeah, she >> is. She best place. You know what? Best place for her to be fair. >> She's out under. >> Oh, is she? >> I've always told you. She's got a place in my car. >> Yeah, [music] >> she said >> she's lovely. She just needs help. She >> sounds I honestly don't think Billy sees that he's recording. Yeah, >> there's no >> I would have put on a show. You got to put on the show, man. >> Some tricks. >> See if you can get a grip of it. >> I always try. [music] Are you getting in trouble if you haven't? >> Oh, he's recording over there. Okay. >> Let's see this off. >> Very, very colorful. >> Laying on that ground in this town when I just witnessed at the beginning of the video a pile of pee pee. You doing a you doing you could go home and take a shower and wash them clothes immediately. Gangy, it's over. Eventually we have course with Mary from Belfast. >> Yeah. >> How young is her? >> 26. >> Well, 26. Yeah, I got it right. But you look a lot younger, don't you? >> Yeah. >> So, what are you doing on the street tonight? >> Mary, what the hell? >> I want to hear this. >> Trying to start a new life. I was in Belfast and didn't hurt me. Do >> you know what I did say? I spoke to you last week or was it the week before? I can't remember. I was really surprised to see you cuz I've never met you before and I thought a no way that >> you know you have got a better way of living. >> Have you got a roof over your head at all? >> No. >> What about you've only been here how long now? >> So you you've got no like links to Manchester, have you? >> So what are you going to do? Can't you can't they put you in a hostel? Is there like no second nights out? >> No, they're all full literally believe they're all full. >> Yeah. >> And that's it. You just have to just >> Where's your fella gone? >> He's gone. He's gone and try and get money up. >> Yeah, but you're not you're not alone of a night. You've got someone who's going to look at you. >> Yeah. So, yeah. Young M. If you ever see her, just say hello. You know, there is it is sad to see you out here. >> We did talk about I don't know if you, you know, you're willing to like go to meetings. There's a meeting on Old Street right now. Every Saturday, I think it's at 2:00. If you ever want help, there's a lot of women there. I just spoke to Laura. So, um just try and get yourself to mean or something. Come here, mate. [ __ ] [ __ ] to see out there again. >> I thought I thought like last week had seen Yeah. or the before and things might have changed. >> Wait, nice. >> That sucks. That sucks. I'm pretty sure I don't know. I wouldn't want to call it like I see it, but like most of the times when I see young women out there like that, man, they ran across somebody, they put them on to something and thought it was innocent and nope. Spun them out of control. had that spoke to her a few times and I just feel for them. I think [ __ ] hell, >> especially girls who have been through it and just go look stop doing what you're doing right now because you know it ain't going to end well. >> And to be to be fair, I'm not here to take anyone to the air or tell them where to go. I can only offer them a bit of guidance and have a little chat with him and if he listen, he listen. If they don't, he don't. Is what it is. I know some people think, "Oh, he doesn't bother. He doesn't care." It's not what I've got empathy, you know, humanish understanding and all. Stuff >> seen immense major talent. So, I had to start it from the top. Say what you want. >> Anyway, moving on. Oh, everything really is just three stuff. What do you do? Are you a photographer? >> No. Um, she goes to the gym. I do like gym content. >> Okay. Is that what you're doing here in the NC? Yeah, this is like unreleased. >> It's which? >> It's unreleased. >> This is a Is this your new grip? >> She's some fine [ __ ] FOR SURE. [laughter] >> MY BAD. >> YEAH. >> You selling it? >> I'm not selling it. >> Well, what's what's it called? >> Honor Active. >> Honor Active. And where are you from? >> It's Halo. >> You all from Manny? >> Is this Is this the kit as well? >> Yeah, that is the kit. >> That is Honor. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what are you? >> No. >> Tik Tok guy. So you're modeling it >> up the >> up the ties lad. What are you going on about up the reds? I warn you. >> Yeah, it's like >> looks boss. >> You're just being harded by Daisy and Alex, right? [laughter] They've been pestering me to get them on Facebook and social media and you know you're plugging >> plug plug. >> You want to plug something, don't you? >> Yeah. >> What are you plugging? You going to jail? >> Yes. [laughter] >> No. >> So tell me what you're doing. >> Uh I've just quit my full-time job to go fully self-employed as a personal trainer. Yeah. And [snorts] >> that's a tricky thing right there. That's a tricky thing. Not going to lie. I hope I would hope she has the clientele to at least match what she was making. Um cuz a lot of the times having your regular job and doing your side hustle, your regular job is the motivation. Like you go to your regular job like, "Oh, I hate being here." Oh. And then when you get off and you finally get to chase your passion, you do it hard. You do it hard because like you won't you won't like damn this regular job. It's like a catch 45 or whatever the phrase is. Like it's something that pushes you but then you want to leave it and then sometimes you get unmotivated and then you got to go back and I don't know man. I think you should stay in your regular job as long as possible until you physically can't until the demands of your passion have just risen above anything that you could ever imagine. Then you should, you know what I'm saying? Jump in >> yourself. You selling this gym grip? >> No, we're not selling it. We're just sponsored by it. >> Well, yeah. Okay. So, what what is it that you do online yourself? >> PT? Yeah, I PT. Yeah. Do one. >> Do you see what I'm saying? Like, are you [snorts] embarrassed to say what you're doing? Cuz is it is it really your passion then if you're embarrassed to be like It's kind of No, you got to say what you're doing and mean it. You got to Yeah, I do this and I'm proud. You don't sound like you proud >> coaching and then I do like content for this like gym brands and >> I'm I'm like getting Only Fans vibes. Yeah. No, no, no, no, no, no. I [laughter] don't I don't [ __ ] with that. Just just selfies. Just keep selfies. >> It was like It was like really thin way [laughter] out there. Just selfies. >> Just selfies. Yeah. >> Okay. If you if you want a just a selfie from >> You want just a selfie and you want discount off on active or you want a PT? >> So, where can we find you? >> Instagram is probably the best. >> Yeah. So, give us your your details. >> So, it's days x fit like Daisy without the Y. >> She's there as well. I can see her. I can see her. She's >> I don't like talking to cameras. >> Don't. But you you how [screaming] you know what? Let me press pause. Let me gather myself. I'm back in front of one before. >> I do. >> It's weird, is it? When you >> Yeah. You just >> And you come on. What? What about you? >> I work for West. [laughter] >> You work for West. >> Yeah. >> I flew a fellow out of there once. >> It was Yeah. And Mar West. Yeah. It went viral. But anyway, so what you do? >> Uh I'm an advisor. >> Okay. advise us right now. >> Don't get in fights. >> Don't get in fights. Right. >> Don't get in fights. >> There you have it. Give them both a follow. Or at least Daisy cuz she's just lost a job. Poor girl. >> No. I quit. [laughter] >> Quit my job. >> Okay. Only fans. >> No. No. >> No. Sorry. Selfies. >> If you want to grow a big bum, that's what I do. >> She's a girl. >> Okay. Big. >> Let me see the proof. The proof is in the pudding. >> Beyonce. [laughter] They were nice enough. >> They were nice. Honestly, I like how he plugged them. It was playful. It was, you know, >> I love having little chats with people. >> I really don't know her Instagram still to this day, but you know, it is what it is. >> Randomly, it just makes me to be fair. >> Anyway, let's move on. >> What's going on here? >> We're just We're just filming a vlog. What about you? >> Get yourself on the roadside. Yeah, I'm doing the same. What's the vlog? >> The vlog is we've just done that. We just had a collaboration with Anill the shopping center. We're on trains. Not trains. We're on trams and buses right now. like pictures of us. Find them. >> Okay. Pictures of you. >> Yeah. Pictures of us. >> So you on the on >> We're on posters. We're on posters. >> What for? What are you What are you >> We just done We do We're models and content creators and we just had a collaboration of >> What's your name? >> Patrick Patasm. >> And where can we find you? >> Instagram and Tik Tok. >> There you go. Nice one. >> What about you? >> How are you big fell? >> Don't worry about me, f. Don't worry about it. >> Let him shout himself out. >> No, it's in all fairness. >> My name is Ivo. Immaculate vibes only on Instagram. >> Immaculate vibes only. Nice one, L. [music] >> That's a popular song. Wait, play this. Is that the Okay. The doorway, you know. Oh, Turbos doorway, man. Turbo's last home, I suppose. We got on Spotify. [music and singing] >> What's it called? [music] >> Thank you very much, mate. >> Well, that's it. Follow me now. Megas too many young people. >> Another street interview. I'm always interested to hear these where they >> mind having a chat, lad. Like there's so many young people on the streets. This is Karen. Ka is 27. I spoke to Mary before. I don't know if you know Mary. She's she's 26. >> Right. But you were telling me like like you don't look like you >> should be on the streets as well. I don't even look like I'm on the streets. >> Well, tell me tell me what happened. So basically I was uh running a property maintenance business uh family involved. I had me dad working for me as an employee. Uh I had me ex pawn is like admin and then uh cousin is the financial side and >> oh that does not sound good. They had to rob you. >> They basically my dad was taking cash payments off the jobs even though it had to be all through the books. uh me exartner wasn't doing obviously tax returns correctly and then obviously paying me business insurance obviously paying my uh well everything that needed to be paid was not being >> all your overheads weren't getting so obvious my buildings merchants obviously obviously I had a credit account they weren't being paid on time so obviously then I was not unable to get materials jobs and then I was getting a bad name and then it all just went downhill very quickly I split up >> you see this is the thing that you never do Man, if somebody is your ex, do not leave them a part of your business. It's done for. It's done before. It's done for because love was trying to kind of like keeping it together. Even in the business aspect, once the love is gone, you can believe all the other stuff is associated with love is fun to be gone. I'm going to hire the professionals 100%. Financing is too No, we're not doing that. Especially financing. No, no, no, no, no. >> Uh, and then obviously I basically told my dad, >> did you let the booge? >> I have a bit of beer. That's it. But no, like I say, I don't do drugs. I have a couple of beers to level me out because I'm not being funny in this situation. >> [ __ ] hell. >> I've had that much stuff robbed since I've been here. I've had two phones robbed. I've had my backpack robbed. I've had a watch robbed. >> Karen's being on the streets of Manchester for 4 months. Where are you from originally? >> I'm originally born in Mustin. >> M. So not even that far. They're always ready. But where was you living? I was living uh in Stafford at the time, but before that I was living up in North Yorkshire with my ex partner with our little boy and that together. But >> is there any health yet? >> No. You say I have to be on the street 6 months before I can get any help. >> I know. I was saying that. >> That's stupid. >> Before she only be on the street for two weeks. >> 6 months is a crazy thing. Maybe they need to move that down. Three months. Three months is enough. Like go a damn >> Belfast like there's no point. You got to be somewhere short, haven't you? You have to get they have to you have to have a connection. You get your connection after 6 months. >> Yeah. Can I get you a coffee? >> Thanks for having a chat as well, mate. [ __ ] hell. There's too many young people on this street. Just >> uh shouldn't be happening. >> I would like to say a big thank you to everyone. >> Oh, quite call it a day. Been quite a reality. So, I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who has contributed to today's episode. Once again, take care and all the best. >> Salute Billy, man. Thank you for dropping that little content out, man. I appreciate it, twin. Very entertaining, very insightful as usual.