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And even when she had to tell her boyfriend, when they finally gave her a phone, they were like, we're going to film this.

So she had two film guys and they went over, she was like basically curled on the phone, curled on the phone, curled in the fetal position on the ground, bawling, crying.

And before they left, they were like, really sorry that we had to film it.

That was just one example.

There's so much that went on, Imo, like you need to watch it.

The thing that annoys me about it is that Tyra Banks

shows no remorse she's like that's what the viewers wanted we had to make these things for what the viewer wanted like did you see the race shoot where they were swapping races like they were making white girls into African Americans and stuff and they were and like your man Jay was like I found it all really unsettling

But at the end of the day, if you found it that unsettling at the time, why did you keep doing it?

I know that you're there for TV, but if you're sitting here talking now in 2026 about being so unsettled, you would have said something at the time.

You would have said, listen, this can't be going on.

Like they had a murder shoot where like one of the girls, her mother had been shot dead.

No, her mother had been shot and paralyzed.

And they had her being shot in a murder shoot.

And it is just, it was...

I mean, it's a great watch to actually look back on it.

And when I was in The Jungle, I had this little meltdown because I hadn't slept.

I had really bad anxiety.

And like the next day, like because it was like two in the morning when this had happened, the next day I was talking to the psych woman who was really, like I'd love if she was my therapist in London.

But I was talking to her like, it's literally like they are on it as soon as like something is making you unhappy.

They're really, but like back then they just didn't care.