Jojo hiding the rage
 

SHES DEVASTATED
:laugh::laugh::laugh:

No she isn't fgs :rolleyes:

OH YES SHE IS

:cheer2:

that was her whole game. she thought she was queen bee

No she wasn’t.

No she wasn’t…now Chris was gutted he was the first to go.

She looks alone. Ain't nobody there for her

No JOJO was quite happy.

I was just about to say I don't see any other Queens left standing but I forgot about Danny :fan:

You are talking crap, stay bitter

Seeing JOJO lose makes it all worthwhile
 

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You don’t need another thread for this

You staying around for off season?

She came 3rd. Hardly a loser.

3RD YES BUT TO HER ITS A DISASTER
:cheer2::cheer2:

Do you get more money for winning?

Was it hell

aww the pet project lost

lol

as long as we can keep hatin on jojo and chris

Why did she react the way she did to her best bits, it seemed overly dramatic. That said I do really like her

I'm head mod around here, joint accounts are not allowed.:nono:

She looked fine lol. She was happy.

She's groomed to perform and animate herself more before others, but I do think she is quite pleased.

And so what if she was tbf?

Is the OP seriously trying to tell me that it's okay to dislike a Housemate for feeling upset at not winning?

Chris did seem upset tbf.

He strikes me as a competitive guy tbh, and I personally don't think that there's anything wrong with that.

Americans are overly dramatic as a culture imo.

I don't mean that as a diss, but the UK and US are very different culturally to each other, it's why they always come across as more "quirky" on our Reality Shows.

That was certainly true traditionally, especially for the youth who used to lead in that characteristic, but I think even the youth now have reeled it in some in recent years in general life. At least compared to traditionally. It's harder to get a young person to smile now or engage in banter. So I think their end of culture seems to be going a more stoic direction. Actual media hasn't caught wind of this trend yet, but then our media is known to blow everything out of proportion, not just our culture... sometimes it seems like melancholy, but it's just how a lot of young people are now. They're also much more cautious now.