Some people just drip charisma without trying.

Keith's social game boiled down to this: You can't lose if you don't play.

hahahah I just love Keith

@@stefanstenroos6344 "We stick to the plan." ;)

My favorite is when he beat Joe in Cambodia

Actually the plan was to vote for Tasha and kelley and him went along with it, abi voted Keith in case the majority alliance decided to change it to him

Voting out abi is one of the dumbest moves in history that we don’t talk about enough. Literally no one not named Jeremy benefitted anything from it

@@adamsbriee6330 not necessarily, her being in final 3 takes a spot away from anyone else trying to be there. It's like courtney from Panama, cirie describes it very well

@@antonioawado7239 i know. But everyone not named Jeremy really needed her in the final 3 sitting next to them. Like the whole “she’s wasting a final 3 spot” narrative was only pushed for other players who wanted to move further. And i understand it. But really it wasn’t a good idea

She wouldn’t get a vote if she tried so why not take her

Yes.

@@gregchvany8015 no wonder he lost

I thought it was because he felt threatened by her since she showed that she’s able to think critically about the game

@@venuswine9905True but she was his ally and a huge threat going into the merge. He had nowhere to hide entering the merge with a move like this. BugMovesitis. Plain and simple

@@thefoxoflaurels3437 no i wholeheartedly agree i think it was a stupid move i was simply trying to explain the thought process that he had

Honestly these videos are great, always a highlight of my week

@@jesmccoy26 same

I need 700 more seasons of Survivor.

I also need 700 more seasons

Joe has the record of voting incorrectly in his 3 seasons.

He was part of a vote split at F13. So I'll give him 1 for 6.

i dont think it would happen

@@devondonato4609 yeah unfortunately 😭😭😭 but I still wish it would

@@baileyolde7302 i mean if he got to the final anyways i dont know if he beats dawn

@@devondonato4609 i knowwwwww and it makes me so sad. He's the winner in my eyes lmao imma just keep ignoring reality

@@devondonato4609 Eddie was actually a decent threat. He beats Dawn and Sherri 100% of the time. Cochran correctly realized that clueless or not, the jury liked Eddie and couldn't stand Dawn.

He's unavoidable!

yeah, the way she went home was so lame.

It’s rumored she will be on the next season of MTVS The Challenge. It’s another reality competition show. Michelle and Tommy are also rumored to be there.

@@monstershug1359 OMGGGGG YUSSSS

Good ol’ Natalie White

Basically Russell, Natalie and Mike in Samoa + some other people 🤣

Tony in Cagayan

There would just be a bunch on 100% record ties

@@NudgeMaFudge Rob in Redemption Island too

Perhaps you've watched it already but I did cover Survivor's best drunk moments a few months back!

carl lmao

Why do you think it won't happen?

@@tmrevenge It’s been like 15 seasons since Caramoan and there are so many newer (and younger) players from recent seasons that are yet to return so they have been bumped down the list in terms of Second Chance candidates.

@@snuffed7879you are probably right, from the top of my head Alie, Dessi, Victoria, Lauren, I think would make the cut ahead of them

Good.

rip

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If you didn’t see the reason Jay came to this realization, Michaela would have loved playing with you. Her threat level was beat into our heads for several episodes in a row.

@@joeydoesthings4955 Even so, that's a really weird reason to go after someone that early. However, good reason or not, it IS still a reason, so the point still works.

Well she showed no inclination of ratting Jay out unlike his trusty ally Will

her whole strategy was staying loyal and keeping the original tribe together though which...really isn't that strategic at all

Michaela gave Jay the "death stare" when Jay vote for her right? 🤔

What was the reason?

@@geenkaas6380 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mr1_qcdm1Kurcok.htmlsi=ijgy6qNUJXb4b7kQ

Jay and Michelle were both quite smart and strategic but Taylor and Figgy made siding with that alliance something nobody wanted to side with.

hope he returns one day

Did we watch the same show? Jay was a himbo

I found Jay to be obnoxious and couldn’t wait to see him go

His biggest mistake was blindsiding Michaela

Should Koror count as best as the shelter was literally built for them but at the same time they won it by building an outhouse

@@itwasagoal Yes, I absolutely love that shelter.

The young men’s shelter on the first episode of exile island is garbage. It’s some bamboo sticks leaning against a tree with a palm tree leaf thrown over it

I don't know if I agree with that; I think the main reason we think she played poor was BECAUSE of a crappy edit.

Would Production really sacrifice JT or Malcolm or Sandra just to keep in Aubry Like there’s no way she was that popular

Probably because she came into the season with a bigger target on her back.

One of brets mis votes ended up being rocks

@@ryleycarroll9486 I don't think so, he had 7 other misses besides the rock draw (the boots of Paul, Lucy, Taylor, Chris, Zeke, Sunday, himself)

@@ryleycarroll9486 One of Aubry's misses was a null vote(advantagegeddon)

I think he still voted correctly 8 out of 14 times, it's still a bad percentage but a positive one. In these cases Michele was 50/50 and the others had negative voting percentages (voted incorrectly more than correctly). Spencer in Cagayan also had a low percentage but still a positive one.

@@ramibaghdadi1255 True, I guess he did vote correctly up until he got voted out the first time and they had gone to a good chunk of the early votes.

The edit was very misleading

i hate when people say she is making herself feel better when in reality it was the truth, all the cast confirms

Owen didn’t really do that badly surprisingly Morriah ✅ Then 2 straight rounds of failure F13 James ❌ F12 Ryan ❌ Correctly gets tipped off about Jeanine at F11 ✅ His vote was stolen at final 10 and the final 9 round didn’t happen for him so no win or loss. F8 voted for Karla ❌ Then he correctly votes out Sami✅,Cody✅, and Karla ✅ So 5/8 correct votes cast for the player eliminated. Not good by any stretch but it could have been worse/

It is something new that was introduced in Winners at War. If you have a certain amount you can use them to by food, advantages, idols, etc. As well some players used them as a form of trust. Example: “if you give me one of your fire tokens, I will vote the way you want.” When a player is voted out they have to give their fire tokens to players who are still in the game. Hope this helped!

It is something new that was introduced in Winners at War. If you have a certain amount you can use them to by food, advantages, idols, etc. As well some players used them as a form of trust. Example: “if you give me one of your fire tokens, I will vote the way you want.” When a player is voted out they have to give their fire tokens to players who are still in the game. Hope this helped!

"Who flipped?"

He’d tell you it’s not his fault he didn’t vote correctly, just like how it’s Kaycee’s fault he lost Double Agents

Varner did. He, because of that, has become one of, if not the most notorious, players ever, and one of two that I remember who basically got ousted from his tribe in an unanimous decision. The other, of course, being Brandon Hanz.

@@colleencoleman3634 I actually just realized that this happened on game changers not millennials vs gen x, which is weird because I didn’t even watch that season

@@coral54hgmb I haven't either, to be honest. I'm a big Survivor fan but I tend to skip the ones with weird themes, especially have and have nots and the one pitting older folk against younger. Gamechangers was okay I suppose, though most of them weren't actually gamechangers lol

@@colleencoleman3634 lol yup.

Spencer in Cambodia voted correctly everytime in the post merge outside of when Wentworth played her idols. Voted vytas, shirin, and woo correctly too. The only blindside he wasn’t apart of was Monica’s. Spencer in Cagayan only voted wrong 6 times. So i think he’s right near the cut off for this video. Garett, Sarah, Morgan, Jeremiah, Tasha, and himself were vote offs he wasn’t a part of. But was also part of 6 votes that he did vote correctly at with David, J’Tia, Alexis, LJ, Jefra, and Trish. So I guess it evens out

I suppose it does imply this, but I don’t think that’s what the phrases intention is. It’s more to signal u were on the wrong side of the numbers and were blindsided by the vote. Most of the time this is the case, although there are a few times someone doesn’t vote the person who gets the boot simply because of a personal connection. Usually this is not the case tho, they are just out of the loop

@@TransparentEclipse And being on the wrong side of the numbers is certainly bad, but the incorrect part isn’t in voting. We see lots of players end up in hopeless situations, but even then, what are we to label as correct? Shooting down your ride or die to curry favor with a majority alliance that neither needs nor wants you anyway?

@@aperson22222 can u give me a specific example? I’m having trouble really grasping a situation like this. Is there a scenario in particular u were thinking of as a reference?

@@TransparentEclipse Hmm, maybe the one tribal council in S23 that was actually interesting, in the merge episode. Given that Keith was voted out, he was the “correct” vote. So should other members of Savaii have voted for him? Cochran took his fate into his own hands by doing so, which only meant the new Upolu majority would save him for last. A second Savaii defector would have gotten even less to show for their “correct” vote. There _are_ things they definitely did incorrectly: trusting their least integrated member to play double agent without actually becoming one; making no real effort to identify and bring in the least integrated Upolu; wasting Ozzy’s idol (if Ozzy had recognized that Cochran was the least willing to go to rocks, he could have played it on Cochran and kept him loyal); even sending Ozzy to Redemption Island in the previous episode. They should have let what’s her name eliminate Cochran then tried to flip her when she came back; she hated Coach so much that she would have been likelier to stick with them than squirrely Cochran was. So there’s much they did incorrectly. But voting for Rick wasn’t incorrect, as their best interests would not have been served by voting differently.

@@aperson22222 ah interesting, good example. Yes I definitely think that is a very good example and makes a lot of sense. Ur absolutely correct that savaii should not have voted for Keith and it was indeed the correct vote for them to go for Rick. Bad gameplay aside, I think the incorrect voting term is harder to use on seasons with alliances set in stone. Seasons 1-17, 21-27, and 30 and 32, it is not as accurate to use this term since most of the time the votes are predictable. I think the term makes the most sense in more recent seasons, especially season 38 for example, where after the first 2 merge votes, it doesn’t really seem like there even is an alliance, it’s basically just all the smaller players going for the big threats. A lot of ppl technically vote incorrectly that season because there wasn’t a person that any of them weren’t willing to vote for. I do understand ur point tho and it makes a lot of sense. I just don’t know what else u would call it instead of voting incorrectly. If u think of a term let me know, I might adopt it.

Keith Nale Forever

@@IdoledOut I cannot believe you responded, idoled out forever

Yes, yes it is

I don’t think he would of won but I think he would of had a good chance

Definitely wouldn’t be a slam dunk

It is most certainly locked in for Eddie. Michael, Reynold, Malcolm, and Andrea are locked in votes for Eddie. Erick more than likely votes Eddie and so does Phillip, so that’s it.

@@Chimyex17 it was a lock for Dawn. Despite what you might believe, Andrea and Malcolm vote for Dawn. Cochran and (surprisingly enough) Michael vote Dawn. That’s already 4 votes so even if it ties, Sherri votes for Dawn. Eddie wasn’t even a jury threat to begin with, and probably loses to everyone in the final 6 except Sherri

When he's not constantly competing on The Challenge

Ok, but calling him "Horrid Devens" kind of sounds like a personal attack

Owens 5 for 8 on correct votes surprisingly, Morriah, Jeanine, Sami, Karla, and Cody So he actually has a better voting record than WAW Michelle

Flick 2016? Or Flick (Allstars). Or Flick(BrainVBrawn)

@@XanderMatthews-nv9zf definitely not All Stars, since she only had 2 incorrect votes there. Her own vote off (dumb move not playing that advantage they had), and the Daisy vote (one of the most insane tribals I’ve ever seen)