The security guard in the 'Lose yo job' video is getting a big boost in job prospects thanks to going viral.
, and tells us it's because prospective employers like the professionalism and restraint he displayed.
Julius says one offer is from an up-and-coming artist in Atlanta who reached out and asked if he's interested in being hired as his full-time bodyguard. We're told another offer is from a big security company in Los Angeles. Locklear says they told him they saw him in the video and are looking for more honest, hardworking and dedicated personnel like him ... especially nowadays.
He says they're holding a position for him, and he's planning to head to L.A. for a meeting as soon as safely possible. Damn COVID. Obviously, there are no guarantees, but it seems like some new song lyrics are in order for Julius ... something like,"You about to start a new job!"
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