How to say 'Streisand Effect' in Mandarin Chinese | Brendan Kavanagh & the Chinese 'Piano Incident'

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The viral video of Boogie-Woogie pianist, Brendan Kavanagh getting into a heated argument with fervent Chinese nationalists at St Pancras Station in London is making headlines worldwide (except in Mainland China where the story is being repressed).
This is a clear example of the 'Streisand Effect' - trying so hard to cover something up that instead you end up bringing a lot more attention to it than you could have even if you had tried to bring attention to it! So in this video I'm going to teach you two ways to express this phrase in standard Mandarin Chinese.