@@Titanblaze777 ??? Obvious? Get that stereotyping bullcrap of a mindset you have out of your head and stop assuming. Otherwise you're most probably a troll, so I'll stop wasting my time
@@RandomPerson0498 It's not stereotyping at all. As a gay man , it's very easy to tell who is and who is not gay. I'm not a troll. Just a fan like yourself. I'm not here to argue either. Im just here to present why I believe she's not worthy of the win. Either way it's over.
I wish I could find a video where she like taps Monte's knee and says "That was good" and smiles, knowing she's about to make him look out of his league.
Most people might not know this but it was set up not only to take heat off of the Cookout but to make it so that Big Brother would have a black female winner who spoke out about how some of the houseguest were being racist towards her in order to make fans less upset on how The Cookout and CBS used racism to crown the very first black winner which had more blacks than all previous seasons which was perfect for them to do what they did if you guys really thought that Tiffany came up with the idea to form a all black alliance y'all are not that bright CBS came up with that idea just like they came up with the idea to make Taylor look like a victim
She's the worst. She was carried the entire game and played the victim/ race and feminism card. Big brother is over if it's going to be about everything besides gameplay. Great speech, horrible player.
@@extracredittv2 That's such a generic and uneducated response lol. I'm not broke nor am I mad about it. I'm just stating my opinion which is supported by many other fans as well.
She wasn't carried throughout the game, her perseverance and resilience after being wronged and bullied in the house throughout and being spread lies about is what got her farther. Never once did she bring up race into her speech, she brought that despite the adversity she faced, the tenacity and persistence, being nominated 6 times and still coming up on top in the finale and live to see herself come in the final 2 chairs. Regardless she managed to get two HOH wins under her belt. Admit it, her karma and social game and persuasion over being able to be kept safe even after all the times she was nominated is winner worthy, the connections and alliances that she was able to strengthen after the opportunities fell in her hands and essentially took. She represents what it means to be the winner of Big Brother and that's by showing grace, composure, and poise, and pointed out that it was much more than simple competition wins, and she is very objectively correct on that. She earned it and you can stay angry, her impeccable speech skills earned her this win and sweeped the jury.
@@RandomPerson0498 I wish I could agree with you. My opinion isn't coming from a place of hate at all. I was rooting for her midway through. I fell for the sob story and victim act until she showed her true colors. She rubbed people the wrong way by walking around like her stuff didn't stink and not conversing with the other females. Btw she did use race because she said she didn't want to put up jasmine. She then talked about being a woman person of color while she continued to play the victim card. Whenever she got power she has no idea how to use it and was willing to turn on the very people that kept her in the house. She had no strategy. I one hundred percent agree that she is poised and gave a phenomenal speech at the end, however one would have to be a fool to believe that the jury members did not feel pressured to vote for her instead of monte because she is a female POC. These past few seasons have been about race instead of gameplay because their trying to reflect on the politics that have been occurring in the real world. I'm a fan of good gameplay and strategy which is predominately what this game has been about since the beginning. Even if she was bullied and endured, that should not be requisites to win the game.
@@Titanblaze777 ...Since when was Taylor ever bluntly disrespectful to anybody in the house? Or even remotely rub anyone in the house the wrong way intentionally? You're acting as if her not conversing with the "females" of the house is something that goes against her game and acting as if that was her problem. It was Paloma's insecurities and jealousy that created her rocky beginning in the first place, it was nothing that should go against Taylor's game because she never did anything to rub her the wrong way intentionally. The fact that she was able to survive long then even after the obstacles she faced should be used FOR her game instead. The fact she came in here not wanting to nominate another black woman is a completely respectful thing considering the adversity that black women have constantly and persistently faced during the entirety of Big Brother, even if it wasn't "good strategy" in your book. Regardless everything still worked out in her favor because she still ended up surviving, and got someone else not in the Leftovers out. I've been trying to tell you too, the persuasion and dominant social game that she had where she was able to build up stronger connections with the houseguests, even sleeping with Monte which led him to bring Taylor over Turner, and ultimately winning the jury, sweeping their votes 8-1 is what got her the win. She played Monte by making him completely underestimate her game and resume when it was still super remarkable surviving the amount of nominations she did. You're acting as if she had 0 strategy and competition when she still has notable competition wins under her belt, and even coming close to winning the second part against Monte. This is the point Taylor was trying to make in her speech, ignoring all other points and aspects to someone's game and putting competition wins on top of everything and looking over the other things Taylor accomplished is ultimately meaningless when it comes to winning Big Brother.
The way Joseph looks at Taylor 😍
Like a bestie , not a love interest because he's gay.
@@Titanblaze777 Um, no he's never explicitly stated that and he's dating Taylor now
@@RandomPerson0498 It's all a show lol. He's gay. I don't blame him for trying to remain relevant by dating her but it's very obvious.
@@Titanblaze777 ??? Obvious? Get that stereotyping bullcrap of a mindset you have out of your head and stop assuming.
Otherwise you're most probably a troll, so I'll stop wasting my time
@@RandomPerson0498 It's not stereotyping at all. As a gay man , it's very easy to tell who is and who is not gay. I'm not a troll. Just a fan like yourself. I'm not here to argue either. Im just here to present why I believe she's not worthy of the win. Either way it's over.
I love how Joseph was smiling, his like listening the final words before the verdict 😍😍😍
Best speech ever!
I wish I could find a video where she like taps Monte's knee and says "That was good" and smiles, knowing she's about to make him look out of his league.
She was dealt the worst hand of cards in the game and still won!
Paoloma quiting saved her
@@lmss3309Paloma would've probably still been eliminated because of the Backstage Pass twist
Taylor deserved this win more than anyone else
I'm not a shield I am a sword is a good f'n line.
Most people might not know this but it was set up not only to take heat off of the Cookout but to make it so that Big Brother would have a black female winner who spoke out about how some of the houseguest were being racist towards her in order to make fans less upset on how The Cookout and CBS used racism to crown the very first black winner which had more blacks than all previous seasons which was perfect for them to do what they did if you guys really thought that Tiffany came up with the idea to form a all black alliance y'all are not that bright CBS came up with that idea just like they came up with the idea to make Taylor look like a victim
She's the worst. She was carried the entire game and played the victim/ race and feminism card. Big brother is over if it's going to be about everything besides gameplay. Great speech, horrible player.
she still won the money and you still broke so stay mad
@@extracredittv2 That's such a generic and uneducated response lol. I'm not broke nor am I mad about it. I'm just stating my opinion which is supported by many other fans as well.
She wasn't carried throughout the game, her perseverance and resilience after being wronged and bullied in the house throughout and being spread lies about is what got her farther. Never once did she bring up race into her speech, she brought that despite the adversity she faced, the tenacity and persistence, being nominated 6 times and still coming up on top in the finale and live to see herself come in the final 2 chairs. Regardless she managed to get two HOH wins under her belt.
Admit it, her karma and social game and persuasion over being able to be kept safe even after all the times she was nominated is winner worthy, the connections and alliances that she was able to strengthen after the opportunities fell in her hands and essentially took. She represents what it means to be the winner of Big Brother and that's by showing grace, composure, and poise, and pointed out that it was much more than simple competition wins, and she is very objectively correct on that.
She earned it and you can stay angry, her impeccable speech skills earned her this win and sweeped the jury.
@@RandomPerson0498 I wish I could agree with you. My opinion isn't coming from a place of hate at all. I was rooting for her midway through. I fell for the sob story and victim act until she showed her true colors. She rubbed people the wrong way by walking around like her stuff didn't stink and not conversing with the other females. Btw she did use race because she said she didn't want to put up jasmine. She then talked about being a woman person of color while she continued to play the victim card. Whenever she got power she has no idea how to use it and was willing to turn on the very people that kept her in the house. She had no strategy. I one hundred percent agree that she is poised and gave a phenomenal speech at the end, however one would have to be a fool to believe that the jury members did not feel pressured to vote for her instead of monte because she is a female POC. These past few seasons have been about race instead of gameplay because their trying to reflect on the politics that have been occurring in the real world. I'm a fan of good gameplay and strategy which is predominately what this game has been about since the beginning. Even if she was bullied and endured, that should not be requisites to win the game.
@@Titanblaze777 ...Since when was Taylor ever bluntly disrespectful to anybody in the house? Or even remotely rub anyone in the house the wrong way intentionally? You're acting as if her not conversing with the "females" of the house is something that goes against her game and acting as if that was her problem.
It was Paloma's insecurities and jealousy that created her rocky beginning in the first place, it was nothing that should go against Taylor's game because she never did anything to rub her the wrong way intentionally. The fact that she was able to survive long then even after the obstacles she faced should be used FOR her game instead.
The fact she came in here not wanting to nominate another black woman is a completely respectful thing considering the adversity that black women have constantly and persistently faced during the entirety of Big Brother, even if it wasn't "good strategy" in your book. Regardless everything still worked out in her favor because she still ended up surviving, and got someone else not in the Leftovers out.
I've been trying to tell you too, the persuasion and dominant social game that she had where she was able to build up stronger connections with the houseguests, even sleeping with Monte which led him to bring Taylor over Turner, and ultimately winning the jury, sweeping their votes 8-1 is what got her the win. She played Monte by making him completely underestimate her game and resume when it was still super remarkable surviving the amount of nominations she did. You're acting as if she had 0 strategy and competition when she still has notable competition wins under her belt, and even coming close to winning the second part against Monte.
This is the point Taylor was trying to make in her speech, ignoring all other points and aspects to someone's game and putting competition wins on top of everything and looking over the other things Taylor accomplished is ultimately meaningless when it comes to winning Big Brother.
She used her sexuality & race to win. The most undeserving winner in big brother history.
Shut the fuck up GodofThunder84 like she literally won, why don’t u try? I wouldn’t be surprised if u get first boot