In this YouTube short, two speakers engage in a lively, informal discussion about the upcoming elimination on a reality competition show. They debate whether Brigette will choose to send home contestant Bernie or D'Dai, weighing Bernie's recent lack of critiques and perceived weak track record against D'Dai's potential contributions to the show. The conversation also touches on cultural affiliations, with one speaker aligning with Filipino contestants and the other with international participants. Both speakers list their predictions for the top‑four finalists—Venus, Brigette, Arizona, and Kiana—while expressing skepticism about Bernie's chances. The dialogue includes clarification of the term "D'Dai" as referring to a girl rather than a woman, and ends with a call for Bernie to step up in the next challenge.
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You better keep me. I'm curious to see who do you think Brigette picked? Do you think Brigette picked Bernie or do you think she might have picked Bernie to go home? We'll find out next week, but what do you— I feel like maybe there might have been a— I don't think she would kick D'Dai out.
Okay. For sure. Because not only is D'Dai a sister, but also she would think that D'Dai would be— would offer more and would add more to the show.
Interesting.
That's my opinion.
I love Bernie. I love Bernie, but I just feel like she's flying too under the radar going 4 episodes 2 episodes without a critique and finally getting a critique and being in the bottom. I feel like the writing is on the wall. I, I think I just— I think I'm just on the side— it's very interesting, you're on the side of the Filipino queens, I'm on the side of the international. But I also love— I love all of them, they're all fierce. But I would have been like, you know what, if we're looking at track record, I would want someone tomorrow to judge me for track record. So for that reason, I would send Bernie home. I— you know what, I'm not necessarily on the Philippines side.
I think what I'm gonna say is that this is very predictable this show is very designed, and it's already obvious who's gonna be out. I agree, so I'm like, put Bernie out of her business.
No shade, I'm gonna be honest, I don't see Bernie in the top 4. I just don't. I mean, if you haven't made— like, I see Venus in the top 4, I see Brigette in the top 4, I see Arizona in the top 4, and Kiana's doing so well, so I'm like, there's your top 4. So I'm sorry, I'm sorry, D-Day. D-Day, D-Day? That means bro, right?
What does it mean? Like a girl. Yeah, a girly body. How do I say this? Didai is like ate.
Oh, so it's like a girl. Okay, not woman. It's a girl. Okay, Didai, I'm so sorry, but I'm like, let's just— Bernie, come on, you got to give us something more. If she wins next week, I will be proved wrong. But I'm like, if she doesn't win a challenge next week, it's like, what are we doing here?
So I would say, you know, if you've seen Bernie perform in O Bar, oh my God. Oh, just the aura on the presence and just the attitude, oh my God, you'd be so like scared. Yeah, even scared because she gives so much attitude in those performances. But this is where, um, you know, the all the girls that do other acts and other tricks and other, you know, in, in their bag differentiates them from just girls to perform, right? Showgirls. Yeah, right.
