Model who took part in screenings for the current season of "Big Brother" claims discrimination on the part of the production on the basis of origin • Avi Yilau: "Disgrace" • Production: "Misrepresentation"
Racism in "Big Brother"?
Precisely after Tikva Gideon won the previous season of "Big Brother" and became a sought-after celebrity, there are calls for racism in auditions for the next season of reality, which is expected to air on December 5.
The model in front of him, Arga, who took part in the screenings for the upcoming season of "Big Brother", posted a story on her Instagram yesterday (Monday) in which she claimed discrimination in the casting by the production regarding the house's occupants this season.
Ironically, precisely because of the victory of Tikva, who was a prominent candidate from the moment she set foot in the house, and because of the dominance of past Ethiopian participants such as Tronia Rubel, who also won the fifth season of reality, she was told that this season the community will not be cast. The victory, she claims.
"Then it's time to clarify the rumors about my entry into 'Big Brother,'" Bastory wrote.
"I do not enter and I also doubt you will see anyone from the Ethiopian community, because the reason the production said I would not enter the 'Big Brother' house is that in previous seasons they would have been dominant contenders (Tahonia and Hope), which ultimately led to their victory and therefore I will not enter."
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Arga (22)'s story quickly went viral after he was tweeted on the Twitter account of Justice Party chairman Avi Yilau, and from there found his way to the Facebook page of tweeting statuses, where he garnered hundreds of comments and likes and dozens of shares.
"Hey Ethiopians, the entrance to the 'Big Brother' house is closed to you!"
"The reason: there have been enough Ethiopians at home already. Do you catch this disgrace?!?!".
Hi Ethiopians, the
entrance to the "Big Brother" house is closed to you!
The reason: there were already enough Ethiopians at home.
Do you catch this disgrace?!?!
pic.twitter.com/8ikHZBYMFJ
- AVI YALOU (@aviyalou) November 30, 2020
"Sad and outrageous," a surfer wrote, "but the bigger shame is that there are those who watch it ... what will become of this country. 'Big Brother' watches and runs us all."
"This is what proves that Ethiopians are brought in as a gimmick," wrote another surfer.
"In 'Big Brother' you don't put in 2, because you don't repeat a gimmick twice, but you can give up the 'gimmick' when it feels predictable or plowed. This is a very problematic concept. Maybe only in the reality of talents will you see diversity options because you are really looking for talent ".
#Color_T TV_Not_In Israel ", wrote another surfer.
"The problem is that there will always be something to say," wrote a surfer who tried to explain the problematic nature of the format.
"If they did not enter, it is because I am Ethiopian, and if they do enter, then they will say, 'Oh, bring in Ethiopians so that they will not say that they did not enter.' There will always be whining.
"Suppose this is true," a surfer added.
"If it was said towards football players 'we already had a football player who won', towards a singer 'we already had strong contenders singers this season we will not take a famous singer' etc., would anyone complain?
Is there anyone who watches these nonsense shows and is unaware that everything is cast and licked?
Does anyone think that you choose the contestants out of kindness?
Maybe in a random and egalitarian way?
A beautiful woman and an 'ugly' woman have the same chance?
How many evenings were there in Big Brother?
How many fat men?
The well.
Want trash.
Take Trash.
You do not want trash, so do not consume it. "
"I find it hard to believe that this is what she was told," said another surfer, adding: "If it is said, you will sue them for the form and earn much more than a million."
"The funniest thing," the other surfer concluded, "that in the end he will be an Ethiopian and then it will be clear that this is the pike of a frustrated person who has not auditioned."
Network 13 responded: "The contestant auditioned this season as well as the previous season of 'Big Brother' but did not go through it, like many others. As is well known and as can be seen, 'Big Brother' does not differentiate between religion, race and sex and any attempt to discredit, invent or To represent a false representation is out of place. "
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