[mr rochester]

Lewis constantly using the c word was offensive to me. They didn’t seem to mind that but I hated it.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

What I have always wondered is...….if a white housemate was into rap music and started singing a rap song that contained the N word, would it be offensive?

Already happened ,Ziggy said the N word in BB 8 when singing a rap song ,I don't think it was aired and apparently BB just told him not to say that word . He apologised and Brian said he knows he's not racist .

[Maxxie.]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

What I have always wondered is...….if a white housemate was into rap music and started singing a rap song that contained the N word, would it be offensive?

I mean I don't mind when I hear people do that in everyday life, but in the BB house it would certainly rake in a few ofcom complaints and imo would warrant an official warning, even if it were a black housemate probably.

[Maxxie.]

Originally Posted by pontyboi

How many people will actually watch it though? Baring in mind official figures cant even pull in 1 million viewers and that's on a free to watch service. Are enough people willing to pay £5.99 a month purely for BB? When shows like Orange Is The New Black, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and House Of Cards are being cancelled I cant see BB being very attractive to a company such as Netflix.

Pretty much everyone who watches tv has netflix these days anyway, or at least some sort of streaming service.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by pontyboi

How many people will actually watch it though? Baring in mind official figures cant even pull in 1 million viewers and that's on a free to watch service. Are enough people willing to pay £5.99 a month purely for BB? When shows like Orange Is The New Black, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and House Of Cards are being cancelled I cant see BB being very attractive to a company such as Netflix.

After 7, 5 and 6 years respectively. None are ending due to unpopularity.