The Prince Charles Canadian visit was bumping. The visiting royal was visiting as a part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebration. And it was during his stop in Toronto that Prince of Wales learned new skills from instructor DJ Loquenz. Charles and Camilla were visiting the youth organization Yonge Street Mission.
The member of the Royal family was taught the basics of being a DJ. From mixing to scratching and fading, DJ 'PC' learned it all. The video is a mix between endearing and hilarious as there is a clear generation gap. Prince Charles will definitely have some fascinating stories to tell his mother. Perhaps his mad skills will impress his sons, William and Harry. Plus, if Harry ever decides to settle down and marry, his father will be able to spin a couple songs during the reception.
What's Driving This Trend
- Royal DJ Lessons
- Opportunity for a business to offer DJ lessons to royal families and other high-profile individuals.
- Generational Gap DJ
- Disruption potential in creating DJ courses specifically designed to bridge the generational gap and teach older individuals DJ skills.
- DJ Entertainment for Special Occasions
- Creating a niche market for DJs who specialize in entertaining at high-profile events like royal weddings.
Who This Affects Most
- Music Education
- Teaching DJ skills to high-profile individuals could be a new segment in the music education industry.
- Event Entertainment
- Opportunity for DJ service providers to specialize in providing entertainment for prestigious events and weddings.
- Generation Gap Bridging
- A new industry could emerge to bridge the gap between generations and teach older individuals modern skills like DJing.
