Ashley 278 the eye-rolling hypocrite that knocked out Trey on the Glass Bridge. Squid Game Challenge
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- Squid Game: The Challenge - a compilation edit of Ashley (player #278) being a selfish and hypocritical gaslighter... before karma hits back and knocks her out.
Plus, the highlights of how Ashley Tolbert (Atlanta, GA) - a Smith College graduate and civil rights investigator - infuriatingly managed to play the victim and somehow gaslighted everyone else into thinking Mai (player #287) was the villain (after Mai was the only one to call out Ashley's selfish behavior and lack of teamwork).
Most of the footage is from the infamous Glass Bridge scene where she refused to overtake Trey (player #301) resulting in him being eliminated after taking three jumps. When Ashley eventually takes her 50-50 jump, she refuses to take another jump and insists that others overtake her. The video also includes the interactions from the next day, when Mai calls Ashley out during the Dice Game for not being a team player.The third part of the video shows the next game, the Circle of Trust, with the clips focusing on Mai and Ashley.
Ashley is probably the most polarizing Squid Game player of Season one (as I found out in the comments). While the majority of commenters agreed with me -- that she deserves to be condemned for her behavior and actions on screen -- a surprising number of people have vehemently defended her as well.
But I'd like to hear specifically why people like or don't like her.
Was it a smart and strategic decision to "not go along with the plan" as the #5 position on the Glass Bridge? ("but it's not a team game and it's for $4.5 million, y'all!"). What did you think when she finally made her single 50-50% jump and then told the players behind her to overtake her?
And what did you think when Ashley said that she was "shocked" that Mai accused her of not being a team player (and she defended herself as being all about working together as a team)?
Even if it's "not a team sport", was Ashley hypocritical for refusing to overtake Trey and then demanding that players behind her step up and overtake her? What about the next day, when Ashley accused Mai of not being a team player because Mai nominated her during the Dice Game? What did you think about the other players reacted during the whole thing?
I know there are a lot of dissenting opinions so don't hold back.. let's hear it in the comments!
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Do you all agree or disagree? (I read some people actually defending her ). And can someone explain why the other players didn’t have Mai’s back but instead let Ashley slide (and then criticize Mai)? I mean, damn, Ashley must be an elite Jedi gaslighter or something (maybe she used one of those Men In Black memory-erasure pens?
Ashley is the worst and she really eliminate Player 301😢😢😢
Totally agree, ashley is a pos scumbag!
@alexsangers7089
At least they had a plan to go across with as many people as possible. And if they fell through, then the next one would go on, and so forth.
It was efficient, and would likely cost less time and risk for legit harm if everyone were to go in order and possibly get shoved off.
@alexsangers7089it isn’t but she still benefited from it. And why didn’t she go on with the glasses if this ain’t a team play ?
There's a social media campaign going around defending ASSley and blaming Trey or heavy editing. Some ex-players like Chad and Elliot are saying now that Trey wanted to be a hero and jumped 3 times without waiting for her. Chad even said that Mai was the only one who blamed Ashley because she was in the back and couldn't see what "really" happened, when in reality Chad was also in the back next to Mai. Ex-players are saying that Ashley took her jump, which she did, BUT only once and AFTER Trey was eliminated. There's no editing in this world that could twist what Elliot, Mikie, Chad, Amanda and Roland were saying about her for not taking her turn or when Ashley said 'just chill take YOUR time", "man, he's welcome to overtake", "sh**, you talking?". Ashley also said "Marina stupid as hell" for overtaking.
The worst thing is that no one, except mai, regocnized what she did to trey. Instead they didnt understood why mai wanted to kick her out in the next game
I know, so infuriating. But it made the finale that much more satisfying.
I'm sure others noticed this as well but the others weren't mai. Mai deserved every win after the glass bridge.
That’s our society today. Everyone keep quiet and don’t get involve.
They knew, the remaining contestants were just all tree lovers and lived in a land of cotton candy not competition
Thank you and Mai was the last person in line and saw it!!! Someone literally said “someone needs to overtake him” and 278 snapped back “sh** you’re talking” and everyone heard it. As soon as the challenge is over everyone got amnesia 🙄
People talking about how they hate her actions, but I hate her for how rude she was in her confessionals and how overall toxic she was as a person.
I hated her for the stupidity. At number 5, if the rest of the crew weren’t such tolerant cowards, she would have to do 10 in a row instead of just one. And of course the gaslighting after the dice game
Exactly Lollipop!
@@jasonm2245 if she refused to jump and times runs out, everyone gets eliminated.
Gaslighter and projects. Typical Narc
@@yunloy if I was one of the front ones I would sit my on the back edge blocking everyone behind me until she does three jumps or the time runs out
Mai winning the entire thing HAS to annoy Ashley, and I love it! haha
biggest karma haha
I bet she's the one "suing" Netflix (good luck lol) and claimed that the winner was locked. When you think about it, she's the one getting herself eliminated since Phil had already shown he's good at the giftbox game.
you spoiling the show is absolutely nuts. like cmon bro it’s common decency
@@123jbusterthe last episode has been out for a good while now, atp it’s ur fault if u haven’t watched it lol
@@123jbusterppl are allowed to discuss things
Ashley is giving me narcissistic vibes. And she gaslit Mai, talking about she moved. No she didn't. I'm glad Mai won!!
Mai lied to the women and talked crap about the guy who eventually saved her. Plus he betrayed another friend but I guess when she does it she is just playing the game.
@@Rothchild0310she changed her tune when the guy saved her. 278 is a flat out POS.
@@Rothchild0310 Mai did what she had to do to win. But Ashely's action did not benefit her at all. It was pure stupidity. She only had to take 50/50 chance regardless of her overtaking Trey or not.
@@jinbaee it doesn’t matter if it was a stupid decision, it was still her decision to make. Most of the people on that bridge tried to manipulate people into agreeing to that team player crap. They did that a few times in this show. A few people agree and they just ignore the others who may not agree. Mai was with Chad in agreement that the black dude shouldnt have just made himself the captain because some people agreed to it. However once it benefited her she was all in. I wonder if Mai would’ve agreed to the bridge if she wasn’t 20. Based on her actions probably not.
@@Rothchild0310 Mai definetly believed in the women alliance but her relation and companionship was to strong to not choose him, plus it wasn't like she was the only woman who picked a man. She simply didn't trust TJ then she changed her mind and she didn't really betray her friend, she descided to stay in the game which meant Roland was the best option.
As much as I'm annoyed by her, I'm even more shocked/annoyed by the group's selective amnesia in the dice game. Each player should have nominated her until she was out and then go on with their strategy.
It was like they forgot that she refused to go along with the team plan but let everyone else take risks for her and got Trey eliminated.
AGREED. Everyone should’ve nominated Ashley until she was out. She didn’t wanna play by their rules until she had to and benefited from them. She was dumb too, because either way she had to take a 50/50. So stupid, and everyone but Mai were idiots about it. Nice, but idiots. Mai was the only one being smart.
YES!!! I was so annoyed how quickly everyone else forgot. They all definitely should’ve called out her name in the dice game. That dice game should’ve been strictly individual. No way I would be calling myself out.
Thanks. This is exactly what it thought when i Watched it
That’s exactly what I would’ve done
I was on her side at first because you're not obligated to be a team, you're playing for yourself... But then she wanted them to do for her what she didn't do for them, which isn't fair. You can't go against people and expect them to have your back when you need it. I honestly feel like she cheated. Immediately disliked.
This 💯
Took the words right outta my mouth
It is a game so you CAN do whatever you want
@@alexx_6668of course you CAN, but don't expect ppl to like you 😅
@@danielaorellana8216 when you're so close to 4 million dollars you don't need people to like you
I was losing my fucking MIND when some of the other players came at Mai for going after Ashley. I was seriously questioning my sanity.
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I have to believe that the editing made the bridge look far more dramatic to viewers than it was to the contestants. I read an interview with Trey and he was like “I don’t blame Ashley. I kept jumping because Marina had already gone in front of me and I was unsure of the rules”. And so a couple slowed down dramatic look backs and some eye rolls combined with the Ashley voice over make it look monstrous, whereas maybe the whole thing took five seconds and only Mai picked up on her not doing her bit
I mean everyone began or was beginning to see mai as a threat, so anything they could tack on her to attack her would make sense.
Honestly I wouldn’t have been at mad as Ashley if she wasn’t toting the team thing in the very next challenge gaslighting Mai… not wanting to do the team thing is fine but not wanting to do it until it’s your turn and then pretending you’re the team leader is sort of a crazy strategy to take… she really needed to get Mai out if she was gonna try and gaslight everyone like that
People need to stop excusing her and blaming “editing”, we heard what she fully said uninterrupted. That whole team was nothing but good sports who wanted to play a fair game.
I was annoyed AF when Trey lost, this was all Ashley’s fault
I wanted him to win the whole thing ngl that was my pick
She was the perfect example of the evil in the squid game ☠️
With that Grinch/Joker smile
I was so mad no one defended her. What a bunch on sheeps they were. Super happy for her to be the winner. Sorry Ashley 😂🖕
@@williefr ikr I was ligit fuming and when Mai took a stand everyone started taunting like WTHH !!!
The evil in the squid game is the game itself
Remember deok-su in squid game well ashley is deok-su
The gaslight to Mai was real, such an ugly personality shown
Mai knew what was up, but had to swallow her pride and play nice because the whole group was kind of against her in that moment.
I mean just because someone is your friend doesn't mean they are right.
Yeah, COMPLETELY unnecessary. Like, that conversation Mai and her had near the end could have went a way better way. It had literally nothing to do with the game. Yet she CHOSE to be extremely aggressive with Mai anyway. Her getting out was sooooo satisfying,.
“gaslight gaslight gaslight” all you people is throw around that term dismiss anyone you irrationally hate
@@NickoVasley How did she gaslight Mai?
Tbh it’s okay if u don’t wanna agree on the glass bridge thing. U didn’t wanna jump for Trey that’s FINE. but if u don’t wanna agree to the rules then don’t be a hypocrite, after Trey got eliminated she should’ve kept jumping on her own but nah now when it’s her ass on the line she wanted everyone to pass her up smh Trey should’ve won but I’m glad Mai did cause she was avenging Trey
Fax
Real
The guy behind Ashley could have just let her continue to jump instead of passing her since she didn't agree on the rules
True. My mother and I were SO glad the Adjudicator won.
@@Mintea900 I don’t think she will jump. There was no rule that state she has to jump. Meaning her ass could stay there and if no one jump by the time the clock end no one pass. This was a good move by the show to create drama and I love it
Loved Mai for trying to avenge trey
She was evil.
@@joeg5642and she rich now. Stay pressed
I’m glad Mai won too. I bet Ashley did sleep the night Mai won the game
@@kiovell5519ooo so tough
Better get out of here before I get jumped
Like shut up
I’m glad that the person Ashley dislikes the most won 😂
Not only she did not step infront of Trey, she expected everyone else to follow up with the 50% 50% plan when she had no option but to make a jump. And everyone else decided to be idiots and step infront of her instead of letting her go alone and fall.
Yup, should have let her go until she fell, then got back to the plan.
@@westsidewarriorsca That selfish b**** would have probably stayed on the one glass and run the timer out, ruining it for everyone lol
They would've all lost. They made the right decision. Her selfishness would have ruined them all.
But if they wouldnt of jumped in front of her knowing her she wouldve stood there until someone went because if time ran they would all lose
@@pv650 Thats correct, but the fact that no one other than Mai recognized that and acknowledge her selfishness and uncooperativeness is mind blowing. Like its ok to keep the strategy going for completition sake, but people were defending Ashley way too much after seeing her being so narcissistic and opportunistic.
People like 278 is what’s wrong with America.
EXACTLY
Pretty sure she doesn’t use metric system…
@@THEL05 she’s from Georgia.
What worst is she is a “civil right investigator” but her personality seems to be the opposite of her job title.
There’s a high chance she uses EBT
If Ashley’s attitude was like this during the show, I could only imagine how she’s like everyday. What a person, I’m glad she didn’t win!!! Karma definitely got her and I’m glad!
Can u believe she's a civil rights investigator too🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@dianaa4934lord...
Ah yes, because I'm sure people act exactly the same when offered $4.6 million dollars as they do in real life 😂🙄
@@CreativeC13nah but the 4.6 mil does show Ur true collours
@@CreativeC13 Why do you think she got in a lot of fights in school 🙄 show's her character
When they made the plan, if Ashley disagrees, she should've just say it. You can't just disagree when it comes to your turn. That is just selfish...
You can disagree when it’s your turn. But to then agree after taking one jump is hypocrisy
This!!!
And then she agreed again when it was the next person’s turn…
She only agreed to the plan when it benefited her, and when it didn't she wanted to sacrifice others. I don't think I've ever seen anyone so selfish in a game show.
They showed the disagreement on the show. The players you here agree on the Bridge were Elliot, Roland, and Amanda. Amanda did not even play Glass Bridge. Autistic people take their time to make decisions, everyone who rushed before her immediately fell through the bridge. Trey admitted to being confused because the other players fell so quickly, and not communicating to anyone. All he had to do was give her time to decide which way she wanted to go. She jumped on her turn. There was no reason for Trey to jump when he did, so why is she selfish for not reading Trey's mind?
278 had the audacity to dance after Trey’s fall.. bruh I’m glad she lost
she isn't just hated for not agreeing to the team plan. It's her attitudes after all. She didn't jump for Trey but after her turn she dares to say someone pass me? And gaslighting ppl that she's innocent and Mai is the shady one? Everyone there must have made a dirty choice at some point, it's not just Ashley. But most acknowledge it but there are a few who don't. Ashley is one of them. If she was a little humble and showed some "sorry" and respect, the hatred towards her wouldn't have been be this bad.
If she said it was for the game, that's one thing, and obviously it was all for the game. Just like in the drama series, the gang murdered people at night for the game. But even in war we have rules of engagement.
I agree with you that if she had said her actions were for the game and she missed Trey but she thought he was too strong and had to get him out, okay. I get it. But to try to gaslight the whole world into acting like she's the hero for "being a team player" is ridiculous to me. However, I have also seen people championing her as understanding the true spirit of the game. I don't agree, but we all have our own Rules of Engagement.
Also, massive shout outs to Trey and the last member of the Gganbu Gang: Purna, a total goofy sweetheart! His dance moves will forever be fly!
I was rooting for Purna to win it all
@@thesaltycobrasameee
I was rooting for the Gbanbu gang till the end :(( Purna is such a nice guy!
@@thesaltycobraomggg
Samee
Why is he so underrated.. nobody on tiktok is talking about him
I swear he was my fav after Stephen&Rick got eliminated
Couldn’t stand Ashley she got her karma
Yeah, she getting Disney trips from other contestants, selling merch based on her not being a team player, and is trying to make amends with the winner to reap money and fame. Karma definitely getting her
She ended up getting 5th place I'm sure there is prize money in that, also she wasn't eliminated in a bad way. It was just luck. They all knew if she picked Mai that would be too easy, and the other 3 were friends. That's not karma that just how the game went. The rat pack of do nothings kept quite long enough, no one noticed as the slid to the end. In the future they need to rattle the quite ones more, would of gave her a chance of making final 3.
@@T97FlawlessX she showed her true character on the show
The group should have taken note of what Ashley did to Trey, and forced her to go on. “You don’t want to play what was agreed on, then play on girl”!
That's counter productive when the clock is counting down and she's not moving.
@@martonyomchale342 true, but they didn’t even say anything, just carried on like normal. If i was behind her, i probably would have given her a push 😉
Bruh I wish I was on the show cause I swear my petty Nigerian self would have yelled at her to keep moving
@@olugboyeopeyemi2428exactly!!! With people like that, you got to shame them and bully them back because they usually can’t take what they dish out.
@@olugboyeopeyemi2428 That's exactly what I would have done
I don’t think that it was bad that May did select Ashley. I like how she is being fair and eliminating her. I am so happy that she selected her. Really hoped that she would’ve left. She’s selfish and a hypocrite lol
right like mai was justified with that IMO (and i didn’t love her either actually), the others completely disliked her after that but i don’t blame her for that instance lol
Why would any of them elect themselves? That was just stupid! At least the 50/50 rupe made sense!
@@truthtransistorradio6716 I hated how everyone acted like they forgot what Ashley did on the bridge and acted like Mai did that out the clear blue
@@Elric-zz2sbI didn’t love Mai either she was shady AF to TJ for no reason and he saved her not once but twice after that
@@coreejacobs4780 has to be staged. Right? Then for Mai to win, it's too perfect to not be rigged.
Girl tried to act victim when Mai chooses her for being risk in elimination 🙃
I was so upset that everyone was defending her after that game. And that after she made her 50/50 she stopped and let other people pass her. That was horrible, lmfao I would have not let that slide. 😂
I read a comment under the Mai compilation fromt this channel saying that they're not good at confrontation. If something needs to be addressed then you need to help and speak up. I get they were trying to avoid drama in some way, but I would've about had it.
I hated that so much I pray they are never on another competition show, the last two-three episodes were unbearable
@@c.lineofficialI can see that. They had no problem being passive aggressive with Mai though, but probably because Mai was nice and they felt they could step on her. Meanwhile they probably felt Ashley was going to slit their throats if they stood up to her. UGGHHHHH!!! 😖
Exactly! She would have went another 2 or 3 times . Cuz no if I’m number 7 - 11 my real 50/50 chance is more towards the end . So no I’m not going till the numbers are back on track period
@@thatlittlehuman9238 OR Mai had already went against a plan to help people go further before this happened and everyone showed her grace, grace that she didn't want to give to Ashley
A thing I'm seeing with why people are defending Ashley is that she was trying to save herself, when the fact is that when Trey is eliminated she'll have to go. It would've been more beneficial if she just stuck to the plan. All they did was make them an untrustworthy target, and there is no tactical reason to her strategy.
Thank you, not enough people are realising that the plan was also meant to benefit her a LOT, it literally got her through. So no she wasn't taking one for the team, she fought and scratched and bit the hand that was trying to feed her, then maybe when her common sense caught up, she decided to go 'with the plan'
That's exactly it. She was so shortsighted and stupid really(only actual word to describe her not realizing). The whole crew should have let her keep making the moves herself like she made Trey. Then go back to The Plan.
Exactly- you guys get it! Ashley was #5 on the glass bridge which means she and the players out front benefited the most from the “One Jump Per Player” team agreement- otherwise she would’ve had to make 12 consecutive jumps herself. And by not agreeing and making Trey take three consecutive jumps, she risked having everyone get mad and then make her keep jumping. But luckily for her, she had super nice Purna behind her who immediately overtook her and the rest of the players let her selfishness slide. So it was so shortsighted and dumb for her to do what she did … but obviously all those people defending her (saying “it’s $4.5m y’all, I would’ve done the same!”) have missed this basic strategic logic completely.
And another point: the next day, if Ashley was the first person to choose whether to nominate herself or someone else during the dice game, do you really think she’d nominate herself after her decisions on the Glass Bridge? She would’ve been like “hell no! I didn’t agree to any of this!”
The glass game was basically a 50/50 game. Without a group plan, the first half of the group would be gone. With the group plan, random people would be gone. I wish they didn’t go with the group plan. I think there would’ve been more drama and excitement especially if it’s at crunch time and none of them have made through.
I was shocked that some of the players who kept defending her could not really see through her!
Ashley is the kind of person i would avoid at any costs in real life.. what a selfish human being
She's not selfish, she's autistic and you could see that if you weren't discriminatory towards black people.
@@LoveonlyK its literally only you that even cared about her skin color and you call others racist while we don't even care about the color of her skin. We are only criticizing her personality, do not bring skin color into this for no reason.
@@LoveonlyKshe is not autistic whatsoever 😂
@@James-uw2xh Can you name 5 signs of autism in black women right now, and say that she doesn't have them? It's very easy to spot autism, and you should be educated to tolerate people with hidden disabilities and disorders.
@@LoveonlyK I have friends and family with autism. I know what it looks like. I don’t see any symptoms in her, can you point out which symptoms you think she shows?
The irony. She still ended up 5th in the endgame after refusing to make the 5th move on the glass bridge as #5.
Nothing about that is ironic.
@@martonyomchale342everything about it is ironic
I’ll say, the one missed opportunity Trey had was when he survived the second jump, he should have then said to to the group, “I jumped for both number 3 and number 5, do you all acknowledge this and accept this? Will 6 jump now?”
I get he was mad and probably really frustrated, but I feel that could have been a play to save himself.
Exactly! Also #31 Purna was silent... unlike #278 (I still think she was wrong), he accepted the group's proposal. In my opinion, hes guilt much as #278
@@robbiedamascus Purna wanted to play the nice guy, and he's one of those fools who voted themselves out of the dice game instead of choosing Ashley.
I'm glad that out of all the contestants, Mai won. She earned it.
No I think that still let's Ashley off. Trey and everyone else should have said, its fine if you want to change the rules we agreed upon. But you will then be playing by your own rules, and have to keep jumping like Trey. So either overtake Trey, or noone overtakes you. And after you're gone we will carry on playing as a team from number 6.
@@garyh183 well she was clearly the one person who didn’t want to play by the rules. It would have let her off, but if it was meant to keep myself alive, I would have done that.
@@JaredTVW but why should anyone accommodate such a short sighted, nasty person? Its her perogative to change the rules, forcing trey to keep jumping is fine. Its the fact she wanted to be part of the team after she changed the rules, that is unforgivable.
I hate that they let her slide with that Mai was the only one with balls to step up
I hate her so much. Glad she lost and almost at the very end! Karma is a relaxing thought!!
Ashley is the worst of them all.
Typical black
I was too hype when she got eliminated
Dude, throughout this entire thing Trey was being portrayed as the main character of sorts, and I really liked him, he was a nice guy, but he had to lose because of Ashley #JusticeforTrey he was done dirty, and deserved to atleast make it to the finals, glad mai won in the end because she saw right through Ashley. Atleast Trey went out as a brave individual, who tried to sacrifice himself 3 times to further everyone else.
Ashley sounds like a real jerk. I loved Trey. xoxoxo
He went out as an idiot. No way would I have kept jumping when it wasn't my turn and that bish kept standing there
It’s so ironic that she didn’t want to go along with the glass bridge strategy when she was one of the most vulnerable players without that strategy. She’s just straight up dumb for not going along with it tbh and got sooo lucky that no one else decided to do to her what she did to Trey.
Thank God someone made a video about it. This b**** got in my nerves for days... a person to avoid 24h/day
Made me jump up and down with happiness when Ashley was eliminated. It was so ironic how everybody was going on about how she was a good person when her soul is that nasty.
Ashley wouldn’t have looked so bad if she hadn’t acted like others had to take over for her when it was her turn to go. I didn’t like that. I didn’t understand why everyone after the glass challenge acted as if Ashley didn’t do anything wrong except Mai. How did no one understand why Mai chose Ashley to be up for elimination for that next game? It had me questioning if it was edited crazy and the Ashley glass situation didn’t happen lol
Yup, she said she didn’t agree to the rules the group came up with, cool, however she benefited from those same rules and went back to the dorm and acted as if it never happened and Mai ended up apologizing for absolutely nothing
@@coreejacobs4780 ikr I didn’t think Mai should’ve apologized
I don’t mind being selfish. It’s a game show for 4.56mill. It’s the stupidity that irritates me. Couldn’t do the math to “buddy buddy” the whole time on bridge game. Girl you’re number 5. Tf did you think was gonna happen
Same exact thoughts!!! I would understand (and respect a lot) her refusal to the plan if she had had a higher number, but there was only one person in front of her, she was one of the players who benefited the most from that plan... I don't even blame her for Trent, that was on him, but what the hell was on her mind, she was next! 🤦♀️
Exactly! If she went with the team plan, she would’ve had a 50-50 shot of making it all the way through by just taking one leap . Instead she decided to let Trey take three jumps, which risked the rest of the group getting pissed and making her keep taking jumps (as she did with Trey). But luckily for her, no one called her out on her shit and she had a super nice guy, Purna, right behind her. She said she got good grades but apparently isn’t that great at math.
@@thesaltycobraor common sense. And she had the audacity to say 'marina stoopid haha she din have to doo all dayttt' stfu every early number would have had to step on a tile eventually fool, INCLUDING URSELF, plan or not
@@thesaltycobraa lot of times it’s people like this who lack any actual intelligence. Her pure selfishness and stupidity crowded her thoughts until it became aware that she was on the line.
@@thesaltycobra I bet good grades at a school made for the intellectually challenged.
Yeah Ashley was selfish and a hypocrite, but I'm I the only one more mad at the group for being stupid? Inocente people pay when we have stupid masses like that.
Thanks for pointing that out. This is a very important point. Yes, I was feeling the same way. I was more mad about the group descision. Imagine you have a broken gear wheel in a gearbox ... you would remove the gearwheel instead of picking out random gearwheels (I'm taking about the dice game decisions).
So I'm not MORE mad at the group, no. But my mother and I were also angry with the group for not having Trey's back to uphold the rules they all just set. They were so afraid of accusing her (I'm not gonna ask directly but, I don't want to call anyone's shots but, etc...) but if she understood the studies of her behavior, she would know she isn't helping increase her chances. She still had to make the 50/50 while needlessly adopting a villain role to do it.
Mmm, inocente indeed 🤔…
I think Ashley must be a Jedi Gaslighter for sure. Everyone was acting in good faith and included Ashley in their sense of fairness. Ashley had no intention of EVER reciprocating any goodwill towards anyone. She was “pretend friending.” I found Ashley’s thoughts, intentions and actions entirely deplorable. I am very pleased she didn’t make it to the finals. I think Mai is brave and had she explained the bridge incident better to everyone, maybe it would’ve been received better? Selfishness is such an ugly look and you can’t easily fix ugly on the inside. Hopefully everyone that played will come round and see Ashley for who and what she is! Thanks for this video.
Her and her lesbian friend are equal to cringe joke 432. They were just less loud about it. They both got the best characters eliminated Trey, Mullet, and Old man cause they are insecure and arrogant pricks.
I was very happy when she got eliminated she made my favorite character go home, she also has to go home.
I agree,I was so mad and confused at everyone else that they went after Mai instead of Ashley, I would definitely defend and support Mai for wanting Ashley gone
I was so relieved when she got eliminated before the final! The price went to who helped taking her down!
Im glad im not the only one who felt this way. Her not taking one for the team then wanting Purna to overtake her is ridiculous! I get this is a competition but how f****** selfish especially since she didn’t speak up about not agreeing with the plan.
She wouldn't have even been taking one for the team though, the reason why they suggested that plan in the first place was to benefit the LOWER numbers (and was suggested by lower numbers) INCLUDING HER. Idk why she had to bitch and whine when a plan like that was the only way a number as low as her could get through. What, was she planning on hopping 17 50/50 tiles herself? She can't even be selfish right
@@libertyadams5961my thoughts exactly
and she lowk spoiled the finale by tweeting “i wonder if the winner will share the money with everyone😂” like that just made it so obvious its Mai, anyway im glad Mai won😊
You're the one who is actually spoiling the finale here you dimwit.
I’m so glad Mai won. I wish I could’ve seen Ashley’s reaction to that.
278 (Player 05) didn't agree to the 50/50 on the bridge. Fine. This cost Trey (Player 03), who took his 50/50. Player 04 then overtoke; falling, moving 278 (Player 05) in postion, to take the next 50/50. She did not, and Trey took another jump. At this point 278 (Player 05) again did not overtake, and Trey (Player 03) took a third jump, and fell this time. 278 (Player 05), at this point, was forced to take her jump. Now according to her game play, Player 06 should not have overtaken at that point, but instead forced her to at least take 2 addional jumps, just as she did with Trey (Player 03). Yet Player 06 DID overtake, and every other player observed the "50/50" rule. 278 (Player 05) benefited from the 50/50 agreement, without participating in that agreement.
Every player, that advanced past the Bridge, should have remembered that, so that when Mai elected Ashley in the die game, All those players should have seen her reasoning. Ironically, with Mai and Ashley electing each other, and everyone else electing themselves, all the players in the die game had equal chances; unlike Ashley electing to take Trey's equal chance, in the previous game.
Mai advanced past the next round, and Ashley did not. So the "karma", Ashley was going on about, really did come to bite her in the ass, in the end.
perfectly said
Brilliant
She annoyed me so much especially when she knocked out Trey and didn’t care
Trey deserved to win.
Trey, TJ, Rick, Stephen, Mai carried the hopes and dreams of all the good ones before her. That's why I was rooting for her.
Why? Just because he had the most camera time?
@BrianTanWah Nah, he had a decent amount but that's cause he was actually interesting to watch and we are naturally more drawn to the underdog stories. Which translates to easy to watch. Gotta see both sides.
no. he didn't have the balls to speak up to ashley to force her to make her turn so he lost. ashley is an ass but trey is a weakling
The show cheated for his mother....
You need to rewind the previous episode during marble game. I did not notice her until the marble game, when there were several moments showing her true colors. Just one second she pretended to be sad and cry about having to play against her partner, right one second after when scoring she almost jumped with utterly happiness but then immediately remembered she had to be sad, and she got back to crying. But she was really happy indeed. And some moments caught on camera when she just could not hide the smiles and cheer when seeing others falling down. She was just so so happy about all of that and even cannot cover her happiness, though she had to remind herself all the time about acting cool, acting sad when somebody she called “friend” had to leave. Just watch again and you will see, not even until the bridge episode.
Very true- I actually had all of those clips in originally (like the marbles and her fake reactions and pretending to care about her partner and other players)…. but edited them all out because the video was way too long…
@@thesaltycobra could you maybe make a part 2 with that footage? Ik id really enjoy watching that rather than filtering through the episodes again. If its too much work after editing it out though id understand
and she is civil right officer. Imagine that.
I noticed her dishonesty too! It was too painful to watch I had to fast forward each time they showed her crying. I literally thought she is crying for herself and only care about herself. It's a game, but you can still play and have real, honest feelings and game play. I think she is immoral
She didn't do anything wrong. Her behavior is autism. That's not a crime if behavioral disabilities make you feel uncomfortable.
She says she didn't agree to team playing style on the glass bridge, but she didn't speak up at all, saying she disagreed, so that's her fault. If you're going to play independent, tell them so they know they can't rely on you. As far as everyone else pretty much forgetting what she did, I think it's because it's a younger generation who wants to be all-inclusive, even though it's an individual game. You won't see people playing to save one another in a real game... like survivor. Sometimes, you have to be cutthroat and willing to get nasty. These people, they didn't want to get dirty at all and that's what wrong.
I think you’re right. With all the social media that the younger generations are in, they rather look like a good person, “playing honorably, with integrity, blah blah blah” than playing to win. If there wasn’t any camera, I think this game would be much different and more cut throat
Yep, it's the cameras. You got it spot on.
True!
Yeah they played friendly as hell
I love how 278 and 287 have the same digits, just with the last 2 numbers switched. It made their rivalry all the more better.
I wanted Trey to win because of his promise to his Mom but it was also a good thing that Mai won because she was the only one that remembered how selfish Ashley was and Mai did also have the hardest backstory.
The hardest back story??😂 ain't nobody tell her to get pregnant 1 year into joining the navy. Naive af
I am so glad someone addressed this. NOBODY except Mai noticed her behaviour, and I'm really glad Mai won for that
Especially when everyone was judging Mai for nominating 278, I WAS SO HAPPY WHEN MAI DID THAT!
The all the players all have short term memory loss besides Mai.
I don't even understand why they let her slip away with such giant selfish decision of her, I think the story was told only in half, there must have been something else going on inbetween that we're yet to know.
I honestly can't stand her every time I see her face it makes me angry
every time I hear her voice is agitating
Her, 432 and Lorenzo were a bunch of nasty pieces of work💀😭 Everyone gaslighted tf out of Mai for trying to take Ashley out and made it seem like Mai was wrong. I had to rewind the TV to make sure I saw right the way they were attacking Mai. Mai did the right thing.
Edit: Dylan (065) was a disgusting person as well. He was uncompromising and terrible to the other girl. I felt so bad that she lost because she was paired up with such a controlling and manipulative bastard!
I was so sad that Trey got eliminated Ashley should have gone and try did NOT have to take a risk and when Trey was eliminated she has her GODDAM HANDS ON HER HEAD.
Thank you 😅 my wife and I thought we were the only ones who didn’t like her because of this reason
I get that things can be edited… but Ashley really said some of these things with her chest and fully believed in her own delusions of “fairness”.
It’s just that fact that Ashley played a social game, danced around for them to get them comfortable, and her little squad entirely forgot she forced Trey to jump thrice and then went “well I jumped once, y’all are next!”
No game sense at all. I think she had a bone to pick with Mai bc Ashley’s got mommy/authority issues.
I think there were a few earlier moments pre-Bridge that showed her hypocritical side, like in the dorms while convoing with Philisia.
@@thesaltycobra
Her getting emotional over Philisia during the Jack In The Box game and during Marbles, when she was quick to roast others for showing that same emotion for their connections during the games.
She was indeed the worst player of all.
I don’t get why they were so mad at Mai. Now you KNOW with that dice roll that when it came to her she would’ve been like.. well I didn’t agree with eliminating myself..
Exactly!!
cuz they were a bunch of woke fools
the part I hate the most is that she said she didn’t ever agree to the “everyone goes once” plan, but the second she goes, and makes it, she’s all of a sudden on board. so frickin annoying
She getting hammered on her twitter account 😂
As she should how selfish to not take the overtake but expected someone else to overtake
Damn they really have nothing better to do?
@@yayag.8990lol it's social media and she deserves to get trashed. She is real like walking garbage can
These players are so ignorant. How could they not remember what Ashley did on the bridge?? So baffling.
Ashley has such a sinister look. Karma is a real thing. Ashley was out and Mai won 🥳🙌🏾
“Civil rights activist”
💀
Actually it said her title is “civil rights investigator” (I didn’t even know such a job existed)
Civil Right activist my ass. Ashley's a fucking joke. And I hope she loses her job for her actions.
I think the ONLY thing that could have made me even think of forgiving her on the glass bridge was if she took 3 steps like trey had to because of her
i think thats why the group kinda got over it later on (except mai) she took 3 steps which made up for not taking the one step for trey…
@@notspooki she took one step and then told someone else to go
@@notspookishe only took 1
I was so sad when TJ fell
TJ was definitely my favorite there.
@acerulez7424 Mine too
Thank you for making this. I was so pissed she had my name. We, The Ashley’s, don’t claim her.
I was screaming through the screen when Mai got Ganged up on when she wanted Ashley out because Ashley indeed was the fakest out of all of them. TREY went three times for Ashley.
So glad to see this video!!! Me and my sister were losing our minds because those dummies were acting like Ashley was innocent. I was like what did I miss???
She made Trey Fall, but act like Mai is the devil for nominating her.. also wth i would never nominate my self in the sauce game 🤣
Someone should’ve pushed her off her step if she won’t move 😂
It’s a nice thought but ovbiously that wasn’t allowed
Thanks for making me dislike Assley more. This video was lit
What killed me is her saying I don’t remember agreeing then agreed to the original plan when she took her little one turn. Had the nerve to ask someone to go for her. I hated that.
this edit is incredible. what amazes me is that she's keeping this same energy after the games- she's a piece of work and further digging herself into a hole. Sometimes you gotta just fall on your sword, but she's too proud for that.
You know what is weird after 301 was eliminated because of 278 and nothing happened to her but when Mai try’s eliminated 278 everyone is mad at her, it’s like everyone forgot what happened to 301
When you see someone licking their lips all the time that's a sign that they're trying to think and formulate a lie.
So I guess that means LL Cool J is a coniving liar this whole time
@@bluestardrawsUse lip balm instead. Saliva just dries out your lips more.
She is literally the main antagonist and idk why i love that
The fact that she also works in Civil Rights is actually pretty telling. And terrifying.
And I was hugely disappointed with the rest of the players surprise at Mai choosing to role for Ashley as if everyone forgot that she was the sole player in glass bridge who went back on the agreement. Trey quite literally took the fall for that.
I hope the feeling of displeasure Ashley felt when she no doubt learned that Mai won was bitter.
the privilege of Ashley saying:
you go ahead take your time like she has
jumped 3x for Trey
I didnt expect someone to take Player 432 spot as the villian of this series and then here she comes and takes it 😐
THANK YOU. I was soooo confused by this. Ashley went against the entire group during glass bridge and was the ONLY person to make someone else jump an extra time. (An extra two times actually). And then during the dice game all the sudden she’s all about being a team player? 🤣 and not only that but everyone else is shaming Mai for trying to get her out now. This was genuinely irritating
For anyone who hasn't looked into it- There was a 4 hour lunch break between the claw machine and the actual glass bridge. There they decided they were going to do the 50/50. In the show the show Nolan coming up with the plan, yada yada-
That makes it even worse in my opinion. I could see if a stranger forced you to a standard you don't acknowledge but everyone does---
Be it wasn't split decision.
She had 4 hours, or some number of hours to say "**** them, they can hop for me"
Glad she got out. I hate she played the victim.
If toxicity was a person, she would be it.
278,432 and 161 were the most annoying contestants I’m glad they all got eliminated.
278’s friend was also shit. Took out the heart of Dangbu for no reason but because they thought they were some threat lmao. Fuck them.
278 and 432 made my blood BOILLLL
I hope they don’t get hated in real life. Some of them are encouraged to portray a certain character. It’s entertainment. Don’t take it too seriously.
True, I feel like the word hate being thrown around has been extreme. I disagree with what Ashley did and I think it was a dirty move, the word hate is a little extreme since we don't know these people
This should be pinned fr
I actually had hope for trey😢
The most underrated yt vid I have ever seen. Me and my parents thought the exact same thing!
Thanks, really appreciate it!
I wish i could have seen ashley’s reaction when mai won
I enjoyed this video and I'm glad you put this out there. The craziest thing was seeing the way people turned on Mai. I was so glad when she ended up winning the game.
It’s funny how they gave Mai so much crap for rolling the die for Ashley but applauded when Ashley wasn’t being a team player.
I just can't stand Ashley's face
What Mai should have done was initially vote for herself so she isn’t seen as a distrustful team player (it sucked that no one else backed her up when she gave a good reason for voting her) and so that Ashley didn’t have an excuse to vote for Mai. And then when it was time to pass the dice, give it to Ashley to test if she would vote herself, and if not then the rest of the players know what to do. But it doesn’t matter anyway because Mai won😂
Yeah I thought the same. It was a little preemptive of her to call her out on a dice game of chance but I can’t knock her for having some balls to do so. I thought it would have been better to try and eliminate her later. It worked out though.
She looks insane in the eyes lol
I was fuming this episode. It made NO sense for her to not pass him. There was no way he was gonna finish it all correctly by himself. She was gonna be NEXT up regardless.
Then they let her jump once & say someone “better” pass her up. THEN no one backs Mai up & somehow she’s the one end up apologizing? If they didn’t think Ashely was wrong, neither was Mai.
Some “I dOnT tHiNk ItS fAiR fOr My NaMe To Be PuT uP tWiCe”
Fun fact: Player 278 is One of player 101's minions. Later died in Marbles on
Squid game.
This is the type of editing that was going through my head while watching the show 😂 great job! 👏🏼