I got ACCUSED of ILLEGAL FILMING

Also, you may notice that my video moving

to Scotland now has like a minute of where

everything's just blurred because the

bloody real estate agency, they emailed

me, threatened me with legal action.

Well, they didn't technically threaten me,

they just said, it has come to our

knowledge that you have illegally filmed

in our office, please take it down.

And I ignored them, and then they filed a

privacy complaint, so I had to blur out

the whole bit when I'm in the office. So

now my video is ruined. My masterpiece

where I'm outside interacting with human

beings, which I wanted to video document.

Now it's all blurred out because they're

whining. I hate when people whine about

me filming them. It's so silly

because they have how many hundreds of

customers come in and out of the office

every single day, and they literally have

the whole team on the website, which is

all public, publicly viewable. So they

don't mind being publicly viewable on

their website and in their office, but for

some reason when it's publicly viewable on

YouTube It's illegal!

Taking the piss. I get so triggered when

people whine about being on YouTube, but

then they happily walk down the street and

there's like thousands of people walk by

you and actually see your face. People

don't care when their face is being seen

in real life, but when it comes to being

seen on the internet They will

start crying about it. Every bloody

person. Mira,

that birthday girl. Who else?

Why is it always women whining about being

shown on the internet? And I never had any

complaints from men saying, uh, Daniel,

could you not show me in your video?

Could you delete the video I'm in? It's

always women, every single time.

I want to

elevate my laptop a little bit.

Get so worked up about that part.

See, my head's not Actually, my head is

too big to fit inside of it.

Oh, I just want to smash something, you

know, ruin my video.

I need my woman's outfit for this rant.

Unfortunately, I threw my wig out because

I didn't really feel like I was— I didn't

really think I was going to do the whole

cosplaying dress cross-dressing thing

anymore. I thought I was kind of done with

the whole dressing up as a woman thing.

Did 4 videos with it. I think just

having the wig and the dress in the

thumbnail would get me more views

regardless of the actual content of the

So yeah, unfortunately half the video is

blurred out now. Let's just have to deal

with it.

Get a kilt? I went shopping in— I went

looking around window shopping because I

want to get like a Scottish outfit, but

they're so expensive.

It's so expensive to get like a Scottish

thing. I want— I saw in the shop they had

like this robe poncho thing, the tartan

checkered print, and it was £90.

£90 for a sheet that looks like my

jumper but it's red. I thought it would be

like £20, £25. £90 just because it's

like traditional Scottish weave Tartar,

whatever they call it. And then they have,

they have all this Scottish stuff like,

um, the Scottish cap beret

thing, and they've got kilts. Yeah, but

they're kind of expensive.

The lights, yes, automatic motion center

light, motion sensor light. I don't have a

secret girl switching it on and off like

people were accusing me of in Korea. Do

you remember in Korea I had the same

motion sensor light? People kept saying

Daniel's lying about getting divorced.

Chihiro is there with him. She's— look,

she's turning on the lights.

Idiots. Don't they know about motion

sensor technology?

You need more drama and bad decisions in

your life. Yeah,

it gives me stuff to rant about, I guess,

because filming inside that, that agency

office was a bit of a dumb idea. I just

wanted some human interaction in the

videos to give it a bit of variety. Now I

better not do that anymore because

according to the law, I think I'm allowed

to film in public spaces and they don't

have the right to complain. Because it's a

public area. They don't have— they can't

expect privacy in a public area. But if

it's in a business premise, that's not

really a public area anymore, and maybe I

could get in trouble for filming.

But then people film inside shops all the

time. You see all the prank videos on

YouTube in Walmart and Costco. And I

don't know if they get complaints from

Walmart saying, just take down the video,

violating our staff privacy.

How come I always get in trouble for

everything? What about like Chris Broad

goes into these businesses and hotels and

restaurants and just films everything?

How come he doesn't get any complaints?

Yeah, if I was Chris Broad, everyone wants

to suck my you-know-what, and I was

getting millions of views, then they'd be

begging to be in my videos, wouldn't they?

But no, it's always me. I'm like

the bad guy all the time, aren't I?

Illegally filming. Calm down, just took a

couple seconds of video footage.

So, um, I want to get some stuff for the

next stream. I was thinking maybe haggis.

I could do like trying haggis. Stream

would be fun. I want

to get like a Scottish-looking outfit,

but I don't want to carry it in my bag and

it's too expensive. My bag's already

packed full. I can't fit anything else

Always back to Chris Broad because it's

not fair. Everyone loves Chris and

I bet companies and stuff pay him to come

and vlog. Like, please, Chris, come vlog

in our shop. But if I went there

to vlog, I bet you anything I could go to

the same restaurant or whatever Chris went

to to make my own vlog, and they probably

messaged me saying, you've been illegally

filming, please take it down or we're

gonna call the FBI. Everyone's out

to get me. I didn't do nothing wrong.

I'm innocent. I didn't do any crime,

just a simple vlog.

Ah, no!

Fucking broke my camera.

No, no.

Don't break, it's £200.

No!

Oh no, it's got a limp neck.

Oh, come on.

Yes!

Yes,

do what Ice Poseidon does. Ice Poseidon

also got into a lot of trouble just

walking into places and filming without

permission. I don't know

if he got into— I don't know if he got

into any legal problems. I guess the worst

you might have to do is just apply the

YouTube Blur thing.

If you ask for permission beforehand, or

if it was a video that promotes them,

they wouldn't care. But if I asked for

permission, they'd probably say no,

or they might say yes, and then I'll

upload it, and then some weirdo would

message them saying Did you know Daniel

Lord, the convicted criminal and felon and

fugitive, has filmed inside of your

premises? And then they'll go, oh my God,

I didn't know Daniel Lord's a fugitive.

I'm just gonna blindly believe what you

say, Mr. Stranger, without actually

looking into anything myself. Because

that's how everyone works, isn't it?

Everyone just believes what they're told.

That you could tell me, you could tell

some stranger, did you know this guy

Daniel, he sucks

sheep off? And then they, they won't even

question it. They'll just go, oh my God,

that's disgusting. People are so dumb.

And that's what ruined my YouTube career,

because people are stupid. They just

believe everything they're told. Oh,

Dan did this and Dan did that. No, I

didn't. I didn't do nothing, mate.

I'm the victim all the time.

Oh, what does autogynephilia mean?

Final Google.

I can't even make a simple vlog where I

walk into a building without having to put

up with all this hassle.

Autogynephilia.

Transsexualism. Don't know, sounds boring.

Don't really care.

But on the plus side, I got a really nice

apartment.