[SPOILER ALERT: Spoilers ahead for Big Brother 22.]
Then Big brother 22 In the Veto 5 Power of the Veto contest, Tyler Crispen told Beleig Dayton and Dow on Rogers that he wanted to sacrifice his game for “movement.” When it passed, many fans blamed it BB20 On the initiative of “demonstrative activism” and believes that it will only bring “cause” to save face outside the home.
Tyler Crispen said he wanted to leave ‘Big Brother 22’
A few weeks ago, Tyler Crispen told Ian Terry that he had initially declined an invitation to return. All stars In a short time. However, his girlfriend and BB20 Star Angela Rumms told the producer member she was unaware and said she would be back.
A week later, Tyler admitted that he was not enjoying himself this season in a conversation with David Alexander. According to BB20 Runner-up, he feels “too much pressure” to sustain his previous performance and doesn’t like to be praised by others for his ability to manipulate or speak well.
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Tyler also noted that he could no longer enjoy the “finish” of the show and did not “plunge into people’s dreams” to benefit himself. although BB20 The runner believes that “everyone signs up for it,” he admits, “it gets you more than you think.”
After the nominations of Byleh Dayton and D’Von Rogers, Tyler told Cody that he would exclude himself if “O ** t doesn’t start to happen.”
Tyler Crispen offered to sacrifice his game for Bayleigh Dayton and Dow on No Rogers
Head Household f Household Christmas Abbott also won the power of veto and initially planned to keep the nomination the same. However, Tyler contacted Beleigh and Dow on after the contest and admitted that he started self-sabotage.
He also declared that he “wanted to stand for something bigger than himself” and acknowledged that women were there for “big reasons”.
So, this BB20 The runner-up offered to talk to Natal about using the POV on a friend and backdooring him to go home.
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While thanking Tyler, Beleig and Dave On became emotional and called their sacrifice the “most courageous thing” they have ever seen Housegust do on the show.
This BB20 The runner-up later spoke to Christmas, but the conversation did not air on live feeds. He allegedly spoke to the production members who convinced him against it.
However, HHHA decided against her because she has joined Tyler and believes it is not her responsibility to send her home or do someone else’s “dirty work”.
Fans accuse Tyler Crispen of ‘performance activism’
Although some fans supported Tyler and blamed Natal for not using the POV, others blamed him. BB20 The runner-up of “performance activism” is up because he thinks he’s just claiming to be a companion to the audience.
Elder brother Pandit Aman Edwin explained that Tyler knows that Christmas’s P.O.V. Had no intention of using but kept Bellein together. Pundit believes Tyler listed “ [Black Lives Matter] Movement ”among his reasons for wanting to quit.
Therefore, not telling Beleigh that Natalie will not use POV cheapens the gravity of the “important for peers” movement. In addition, he described Tyler’s behavior as “performance activism” and said that women are confused when they do not use POV as expected.
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Some viewers believe Tyler wants to leave her because he misses his girlfriend, not because he cares about “movement”. In addition, he feels that he is a BLM for manipulating women.
His girlfriend and BB20 Star Angela Rumms In a note, Tyler defended, promising that “he would never intentionally, or unintentionally, mean to injure or disrespect another person.”
She asserted that her confession had been obtained through torture and that her confession had been obtained through torture, but that her confession had been obtained through torture. Big Brother 22: -L-Stars EST airs on CBS on Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8pm.
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