If we wanted more proof of the level of emotion aroused by the last season of "Big Brother," which was accompanied almost throughout by violent and lashing out discourse on social media, we got it this past weekend in a series of stories posted by the show's finalist Liel Kotzeri, who shared shocking private messages he received from one of his followers.
In the background of the Fish Snake band's song "Song of the Sticker", Kotzeri uploaded a screenshot of the harsh messages he received from the same user. "Let your head burn, Amen", "I wish you would die in an attack", "I wish you would die of an overdose", "I wish you would have a car accident", "You are repulsive", wrote Shorty in the comments on various stories he uploaded. When he filmed himself sitting in a restaurant, the same user responded, "Let him stand by your throat."
She also spared no words about Yuval Ma'atuk, which she followed. "Once again, Mrs. retarded," she wrote to Katzeri over a video of the "Big Brother" winner posted by Liel on his page. On Ma'atuk's win, she wrote that she won by grace and not merit, and "because she and her brother are behind."
Liel Kotsari, photo: Screenshot from Instagram
Later, following many reactions he received from his supporters about the video, he offered a brief explanation. "Listen, I'm not giving her a platform, that's not the story," he asked to clarify. "It's just that the girl doesn't get off me. Today some 64-year-old grandmother sent me a message, so you don't know what she wrote me. If it caused you anxiety and shock, then don't see what she wrote me. In short, it's a hallucination, what pathetic. Like why? Where does it come from, why? It's disgusting. Wish death and curses. It's repulsive that it wasn't. In short, make pickles," he concluded.
Yuval Ma'atuk at the Guess store after "Big Brother", photo: Or Geffen
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