And here I am, being called a racist by these people yet again? I want to know how long I have to put up with these false accusations while they get away with it—all because of things they’ve made up in their own heads? @sin, please do something, because everyone is calling me a racist now due to these malicious accusations. And I’m not a racist; if you look at my voting history on the celebrity polls I’ve commented on, you can see exactly who I’m rooting for and supporting. If I'm rooting for @SummerBabu @Fire https://kovaze.com/blog/157697

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I heard rumors that the next *Outcasted* will start with a tribe of 18 where two people get eliminated; then the tribe will be split up, and the two eliminated players will be sent to exile 🗣️

There are people in the cast hiding in the game to avoid being nominated, and one thing I'll say is that my vote won't go to them to win. I'd rather vote for a villain than a wallflower and someone who's actually in the game. There's a lack of courage, and weak people don't deserve to become celebrities Or any other game. I say this about celebrities and Outcasts; many people accept being a pawn, getting a good placement rather than trying to create a play. Of that eleven team, only 5 are truly protagonists and deserve to become champions; the rest are a bunch of plants that I don't even know what they're doing there.

My shitty observations Amanda's game, and especially Summer's, she's a strong contender for the final. Also, I think Desh’s social game is incredible—one of the best, aside from Chloe’s (since she’s the only woman in the cast, I believe). And I feel like High, Ícon, and Lover are a bit invisible in the game; they need to step up and win the audience over because, while they have the name recognition, they aren't really showing much of themselves to the public. As for Brxanne, I think she’s playing a low-profile game; she might just reach the final with that strategy and win, precisely because she hasn't shown too much. Josh—I don't know how popular he is, but my guess is that he'll be eliminated. Penguin won't last long; he doesn't strike me as a winner—maybe a finalist at best—because I don't think he's popular enough to beat this cast. Tone seems to be playing a neutral game; there's a chance he could get nominated repeatedly mid-game and go home against someone close to him. Meanwhile, Fire seems like a wolf in sheep's clothing, but he might come across to the audience as a wolf and get eliminated for appearing to be a villain. Guib made a promise, and the audience is waiting for what was promised.