Honestly... I'm well aware of the risks and the no-nos of flying drones, and above all I don't want to piss off the drone police or start this debate again but...
... after a while, it gets really BORING to keep flying and filming the same wild, free nature landscapes over and over. For someone just taking on drones it might be OK, there's a whole world of discovering out there and anything is new. But those of us from the
P2 times (and older coming from R/C hobby and all) not only may have filmed this kind of "safe" spots for the 1000th time in every way imaginable, but also feel more confident for more adventurous challenges, as long as it doesn't involve serious risks or crazy stunts.
That's to say it's pretty hard to lay judgement without knowing more about each flight we see posted out there, and we're not exactly seeing the apocalyptical scenarios involving drones and helicopters and planes and ppl laid out by many not long ago, mostly when the P3 became more popular and was seen everywhere.
I didn't watch the video but there will come a time when we'll get used to drones zipping over our heads all the time, big cities and populated areas included. Not only for fun or play like most of us do right now, but also for service and who knows what else. Sure, NFZs should always be respected and good sense is mandatory, but that goes without saying.