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- A selfish contestant who's only out for herself, or a savvy competitor with her eyes on the prize? Player 278 made a surprising decision on the Glass Bridge challenge, and fans are outraged.
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No. Its not realistic representation. How can 80% of men in the show.. be battyfish?! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Question!!! How high was the glass bridge???? Was the fall and whole entire bottom part all VFX??
@@lanznoir2251Frr, it felt like all the straight guys got purposely eliminated in red light green light
No. Show is terrible. Psychological abuse and torment.
She was more than happy to join the pact when it benefited her, but ‘never agreed’ to it when it didnt. Then acts like the victim when Mai calls her out on it. I cant believe Im soo angry over a tv show
Angry cause you probably met someone EXACTLY like that. We all had.
@hidan407 you’re exactly right. It’s because people like her that have her kind of personality and attitude are bullies in real life. And I hate bullies
@@troyhartung6137 But rejoice! Cause the entire world saw her actions. So everyine close to her would truly see how she is as a person
And then MAI had to apologize 🤬🤬🙄
I feel yah ... it's been a long time since I felt the same annoyance.
I was so very happy when she did not win in the "Circle of Trust". I can understand why she did not want to move on the glass bridge, but what is NOT okay is to call out Mai for doing exactly what she did. She was such a hypocrite, completely blind to own faults.
She was not blind to her own fault she is just acting like mai is in the wrong.
@@Bucelcpsdrblm always do that sh.t , even in my school , college , lines, Best Buy, it’s always blm people not all but always one of them
Why can you understand why she didn’t jump ahead of Trey in the glass bridge? What’s understandable about it considering that she did move forward once he was out but only one time then wanted others to do for her what she did not do for him. Literally what’s understandable about it?
ohhhhh, she was not blind to her own fault AT ALL. She was just playing the game and acted like Mai was wrong. Like Mai did. They both lied at one point at any game.
I was super satisfied when she didnt win! She doesn’t deserve it. Such an awful person
She still benefitted from everyone else working as a team and told them 50/50 team effort after Trey fell. Then thought Mai was in the wrong for nominating her? Make it make sense
EXACTLY, I assume they were upset with Mai because she didn’t fulfill the perception they placed on her .
Which is fine she should play for herself, but that actually should have screwed her. No one should have jumped in for her, let her fall then continued it.
💯 agreed. I want to have her gone so bad. I'm so glad that Mai played it super smart and as fair as she could
May got her chance to stay 1/36 better while ashley got it 1/8192 better. That's the difference
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How much y'all wanna bet she wouldn't have nominated herself when she rolled the die if it weren't for Mai nominating her before.
Was thinking this myself
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"this is stupid, Im not doing it"
Yep! She even said IM NOT VOLUNTEERING MYSELF
@@myunitt911But ur forgetting if it was mais turn again she was never gonna vote herself even once so you can't say that plus she is shown to throw everyone under the bus even friends
What makes her comments even worse is she acts like it was a strategy but when Mai does the same thing back to her she acted like Mai was so wrong.
Facts
It’s because Ashley has a toxic personality in real life. It’s obvious with the way she was being interviewed when she was by herself
@@troyhartung6137for real she’s a weirdo
@@troyhartung6137the facts she’s some moral rights activist or something aswell smh
@@troyhartung6137 Her friend was even worse. It made sense why neither of them had real alliances.
I was so freaking mad when they tried to be mad at Mai for going for her. A good guy ended up losing because of her ass...and she had the most selfish, condescending bs reaction... She actually had the nerve to smile when Mai's bro was gone... She thought she was in control and I was glad to see her go. She was the only one on the bridge who sacrificed other people... And they forgot so fast. Good riddance 🤘🏽😎💯
💯 if the players were really paying attention they should have all gone for her in the dice game. They only focused on that she finally went ahead after he cleared two for her... The fair thing would have been to sacrifice her in the roll
So did that black woman go out. If so im glad
@@saccount8009 She got eliminated.
A real case of last to make a move looks bad.
@@hooleepuk4219 you would think after the first two you wouldn’t try him again.
It’s wild to think that such a selfish and greedy person as Ashley could represent “human rights” in her real-life career.
How is that surprising look at billionaire blm leaders
Those in those positions are the worst
BOOM!
Well on the good side this show can potentially mess with her reputation and show everyone what kind of a selfish and toxic hypocrite she is.
In Ashley’s world only Ashley’s life matters. 😂
She Gaslit the hell out of Mai and made her feel bad like she didn't do what she did . Crazy crazy woman 😂
Go look up the word "gaslighting" cuz the way you obviously don't know what it means is hilarious 😂
Mai finessed everyone 😂😂😂😂 yall are easy
@@Victori.A1 yeah she did GASLIT mai.
@@edgarallanhoe-w2s she didn't.
@@edgarallanhoe-w2s you being wrong isn't surprising, considering you can't even spell
I really hated it when Ashley got trey out and I was so angry that nobody was mad at her for doing that and only Mai wanted Ashley to be eliminated then everyone was so shocked of what Mai did and that just made me so angry of how everyone didn't notice of how Ashley was being selfish, and Mai was the only one who was mad about it and nobody else even cared
She didn’t agree to anything they was saying
but when trey jumped she decided to take the 50/50 chance too so she is being a hypocrite
@@Cupid885she never disagreed either, u dont just get to disagree with something whenever it suits u
yea she didn’t agree but she still have to make the move anyway because other behind her can’t go unless she goes and after she jump or “did” her jump she told the people behind her it was their turn and agreed with them on the 50/50, acting all innocent, caring, supporting. Why am I so butt hurt 😂
@@Cupid885she agreed when she realized how stupid her choice was to not agree
I’m not mad that she refused to go ahead after player 301… let’s agree she refused to go with the plan which she has every right not to agree with… my biggest annoyance (this is bringing me to tears) is the audacity she had to tell the next player to come in front of her after refusing to stick to the plan and he accepted…. I’m pained… glad she didn’t make it to the top 3 but I feel player 301 was not given a chance because of her selfishness and it hurts
I am not talking about the show .
I am talking about the amount of time I have seen people say "I respect your opinion/you have whole right but.....".
Just say that you don't agree. The heck you guys go with "I respect your opinion/you have whole right but.....".
When u put the "but" then where are you respecting and agreeing? It's so annoying. Be clear on your opinion.
He had a 12.5% chance of guessing 3 tiles right.
exactly!! i get why she did it but dang girl fess up after that and don’t act like a victim when mai targets you
@@Vor567tez so you feel like you’ve made a point now?
@@Vor567tez you're doing the exact same thing. You're the Ashley here.
The way she kept smiling every time someone had to leave, man, this woman is mean... She also lied to Mai! She did not jump when she was meant to.
Because she’s probably an actual scumbag in real life too. People like her love to see other people fail if they’re not in her small friend group
Honestly she's the Sang Woo of this reality show but it's every man for himself game if you wanna survive as long as possible
she did jump but It was after Trey already fell so it made no sense. I really need an explanation on why she did that
I also didn't like the way she talked with her best friend there. "bitch, ho, stupid" I know it was her way of showing affection but it's all so negative. Does she talk to her kids like that?
Oh I thought that I skipped when was watching, wow...278 really big liar, how she can tell Mai by that way
They actually defended her like she did nothing wrong Mai was the only one who ain't let that slide I was team MAI from then on
Final is out now. Go watch if you haven't!
Yeah i was so happy with how the show ended. Such a victory and a slap in Ashleys face
Just finished the series.
No one in that group was more deserving to win than Mai.
What Ashley did was completely unfair and hypocritical and Mai was the only one to call her on it.
I'm not upset about the fact that she didn't agree to the rule. But what pisses me off is that if she didn't agree to the rule, she should have gone forward by herself all the way to the end. When it's her turn she doesn't do the rule, and when her turn is done and it's the next person's turn, she suddenly sticks to the rule and dares to say "someone's better pass me"? She only took the benefit because all the others followed the rule, and did not do anyone else benefit they deserved.
This is exactly what made me hate her so much
My fear though is that she might be the type of person to simply stay there and not jump if the group decided to punish her. She strikes me as the type to say “yeah well if I aint winning no body is winning”.
So eventually someone in the group would crack and take the next jump.
So ultimately the onus is on the group to punish her collectively during the next game. Everyone should have nominated her during the dice game until she was eliminated.
@@jessossenkoppthey lowkey could just push her through the glass lol.
@@theflipper404
I would have enjoyed that. But this is Netflix and they probably all signed disclosures against any physical behavior towards other players. I feel like they are also told not to mention the actual squid game show.
She didn’t help Tray and wanted other people to help her… insane
I was mad that Player 301 got eliminated because of 278's selfishness.
cuz its not a team game and solo winner?
@@أناكينشديدit is partly a team game, as u have seen the solo players got eliminated early and didnt get far
@@أناكينشديدI mean it's just stupid she got someone eliminated and then did the same amount of jumps either way
@@أناكينشديدand? What she did on the bridge was actually disvantagious if the other players had any brains. She ended up having to take 1 50/50 anyway. And the planwas actually helpful for her since she had a low number. She could have easily put a target on her back like everybody rolling fee her on the dice or the people behind her refusing to pass till she fell
@@hooleepuk4219
Mai is a snake tho,
TJ was being nothing but kind and respectful too her and she was talking shit about him with Chad
She agreed to join the “girl alliance” and said she would pick a girl but then picked Chad
Everybody agreed too roll the dice on themselves but then she picks Ashley not because she was upset at what she did to Trey but because she didn’t want to eliminate herself.
Then she eliminated the guy with the braids during the mystery game who said that he likes her because she knew he wouldn’t pick her.
She’s just as bad😂
Biggest scumbag in the game. Then the stupidity of it all was how naive the rest of the players were. When Mei tried to eliminate her they all went against Mei for making that decision. The non team player you can't trust was Ashley (278), she needed to be eliminated due to lack of integrity that caused that play Tray to jump unnecessary hops on the glass bridge, that led to his elimination. If she made the hops Tray would have still been in the game. It's like the other players did not see her disloyalty to the team, insane! Ashley was a true "out for herself" un-loyal team member.
I was annoyed how stupid the rest were. Ashley was the one that acted selfish and took advantage of everyone following the rule by not following the rule herself. Trey could have been any of them, how can they not see this and be fooled by her gaslighting?
Mei is a bitch for real I don't like her
@@daehwa_kimFooled by her manipulation. I really don't get how the others were that stupid.
There can only be one winner. Her only objective should be to survive the challenge and she did just that.
@@LyrixNChill and that doesn't justify the reason for her not to be criticized. She isn't hated for playing dirty but it's her mindset afterwards. She's like it's cool whatever she does because it's a game, but it's not cool when others do the same to her. Mai calling out her was just a game too, so why not be cool just like she's cool with not jumping for trey?
She didnt have to agree to the rules that the other players agreed upon but then dont get mad when someone calls you out for it! She knew what she did and was annoyed to have to deal with someone seeing through her bs.
And then she gaslit Mai that she didn’t break the rules
That part also got me so upset! She gaslit me too because i forgot that she didnt actually jump so i was like "....maybe she did and i missed that part..?" Nah, she can go Somehwere 😡! Lol
@@hasinakhalila8142 for me, it's not even that. like you can disagree to it, that's fine. and it's fine that she didn't move. but the fact that after she went, she expected other to overtake her pissed me off so much. like you either agree to the plan or you don't. she literally started agreeing to it only when it benefitted her. hypocritical tosser
Exactly. I'm not upset about the fact that she didn't agree to the rule. But what pisses me off is that if she didn't agree to the rule, she should have gone forward by herself all the way to the end. When it's her turn she doesn't agree to the rule, and when her turn is done and it's the next person's turn, she suddenly sticks to the rule? She only took the benefit because all the others followed the rule, not doing anyone else benefit.
If she stuck to that philosophy I wouldn't be mad, but she made Mai a villain for "not following the team's plan". I hate hypocrites like her
The worst part is that only 1 person actually remembered what happened and she was made out to be the 'bad guy' for not forgetting. 278 used hypocrisy and gaslighting to progress and everyone should have noticed. Obviously the version we watched played out differently than theirs. I wonder why.
My least favorite character for this exact reason. Karma girl! Also, get help with that attitude! She was mean!
Her and her friend pissed me off so much good bye !!!!
@@adiasdiante1010YESSS omg yess they just got bad attitudes and internal issues just bad vibes
She wasn’t
@KingTolo-yw9weomg. No way. Won’t be surprised she is taking paycheck but won’t do a damn thing
@BeastModeTolo how ironic
Ashley was the only contestant on glass bridge that got a 100% chance survival while everyone had a 50% chance and Trey a 12.5% chance for jumping 3 times. She needs to go. Evil selfish person.
She eventually ended up having to guess one of her steps. It was the last 3 in line who had 100% chance of survival... if time allowed
@@LyrixNChillright
@@LyrixNChillalso i think plus 2 more people because Trey jumped a total of 3 people, 2 more than needed
Mai got 100% she was last
No, she had to guess one of them, her chances were 50% too
I've rarely been so angry at a tv show.
Everyone made Mai into some villain.
Did they not see Ashley betray the group on the Glass Bridge?!
Ashley was the ONLY one on the bridge that didn't take a risk. She crossed on the chances of everyone else.
I COMPLETELY understand why Mai nominated her in the dice roll.
Right!!! I completely agree with you! All that was extremely infuriating to watch.
Okay and? This is not a team game, so I’m with her. Idgaf about this time, I’m here for ME and ME only. That’s the whole point of the game.
you prollly ashley on an alt acc lmaoo@@leicanelight
@@leicanelightBut they agreed to it and it's unfair how she's gaslighting like girl okay, play for yourself but don't gaslight like a dumbass.
@@leicanelightnigga the only reason she got through that game is because of that group effort she was number 5 if it wasn’t for the group she was done dummy
278 is the worst kind of person but all the douches that supported her are just as bad. No one supported Mai when she nominated 278 and they said they were confused, like they weren’t there on the bridge, even after Mai explained it in the episode after. I lost any respect I had for those remaining players then especially as they were bleating on saying how they were honourable.
REAL. Rest of the cast were complete clowns. It’s like, did you all not notice her just stand there while Trey made like 2 more jumps, resulting in his elimination??
Was y’all not even listening to what she said she didn’t even agree to the deal
@@Cupid885 if she didn’t agree to the deal, which would have been really really dumb because she was a low number, then why did she only take one jump? She should have kept jumping and I would have forced her to if I was the person behind her. So…, tell me why didn’t she keep jumping?
@@jackconorria4033 I know right 😅
Exactly dude I was pissed with the remaining players after trey went out
278 is the definition of “rules for thee but not for me”
Bro y’all are crazy she didn’t agree to no rules
@@Cupid885 Yet she took advantage of it when it was convenient for her. She deserved to get eliminated and karma got her. Terrible person.
@@Cupid885 🙂 yeah she didn't, only when it was convenient for her.
@@Cupid885she never disagreed. Her saying nothing is involuntarily agreeing with it. Then ahead wants to refuse the plan but then wants to agree with it again after her jump. Then when Mai does the same thing to her she’s the villain. Come on now
@@Cupid885yeah, but suddenly when her sad ass is on the line she wants to be a team player and have people pass her. I hope that decision follows her home. 💩
The way she cowardly hides her face when Trey looks back at her. Just sucks for Trey because he did what he had to plus more and he deserved to move forward to the next game.
301 lost the game but won the world
What's his instagram?
@@sour3000 choochootreyn
@@eyalbryan9708 💯
@@eyalbryan9708 thanks bro
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She was afraid, that's all. Trey (301) jumped 3 times, being the 3rd one his last. But Ashley (278) don't even want to make one single jump like stablished, with the cheap excuse of not been agree with what EVERYONE agreed. Over that, she was forcing the man's honor to keep jumping in her place to avoid affect the team. Then she celebrated one jump like the most bravery move ever?...and like if weren't enough, instantly agreed with the plan when she realizes, she is the first in the line. Who she believe to lie about it...us? She is not a team player, she cares for no one, a liar...a plain coward ...simply the worst after 432. The world needs more people like Purna and Trey.
Good summary of why blacks find it hard to move forward in life
During the roll dice part, everyone should've nominated Ashley. She was selfish during the glass bridge and they should've collectively shown that negative actions have repercussions.
The fact that everyone else all of a sudden have amnesia about what happened and then getting suspicious at Mai like are y'all dumb?
The Amnesia was probably an indicator that they weren't real competitors for anyone to fear. Mai and Ashley were the only ones who were ambitious enough to win squid game. That's why they went after each other.
I was so mad at every acting surprised when Mai nominated Ashley, like how can people be so ignorant! Ashley did Trey so dirty and it seems only Mai was brave enough to called it out.
methinks its probably the editors selectively cutting those clips out to make the show more dramatic, and engaging, coz we'd all be shouting at the screen lol
Professional gaslighter. Most definitely she’s the type to cheat and make it seem like it’s your fault.
The looks Trey gave Ashley had me dying 😂
I wish he could’ve stayed but in the end Ashley went home too
Not gonna lie I probably glared at her the same way when she refused to jump 🤦🏾♀️
@@Sisima13 I sure did. Then she had the nerve to remind them to overtake her lol.
It’s okay if she didn’t agree , but don’t take advantage from what you have refused! That’s the point! All people around the world knew how irritating and hypocrite Ashley is!!! If there is “the most hypocrite person award” of the show, she deserves that award.
I truly hope Mai wins! I don’t mind the other two guys, but after what happened to Trey, and how dirty Ashley did him, then played the victim after Mai called her out on what she did. That left a sour taste in my mouth.
Come on now, Mai is a BH she was doing the braids to the one kid, and then she went out to put the gift on his table
Everyone has selective memory. It's hilarious.
Mai is just as sly, literally voted out the one person that still trusted her
I hope Mai doesn’t win the way she stabbed Tj in the back
@@loko0o125its called being smart, u dont win the game otherwise but at least mai got spine and calls bs for what it is
I'm more annoyed they were so weak, none but Mai decided to target her in the test... NOT out of spite, but SHE CAN'T BE TRUSTED. She literally forced 301 out. EVERYONE should have put her out first, THEN said their own names. can they say for certain when it got to her turn if she was last she would have said her own name? NEVER.
then that weak bastard Roland (418) giving her the green light to not be a team player AGAIN. she got that chance already last game idiot! frustrating
💯 agree. Mai as the leader should've proposed that everyone nominate Ashley for the dirty shit she did during glassbridge. Cause we all know Ashley wouldn't have nominated herself for the dice roll
The whole self sacrifice bullshit is tiresome
Yea I don't get how everyone looked over that, but the lady did it the next game and everyone said she was wrong.
Also it was dumb of her, she got lucky everyone behind her continued it or she basically screwed herself.
But these "fair people" are ruining the game.
I HAVE AN EXAM TOMORROW BUT THIS SHOW HAS ME ON CHOKE HOLD. I HATE THE FACT THAT MAI IS BEING TARGETED FOR NOT BEING A TEAM PLAYER WHEN ALL SHE DID WAS CALL OUT ASHLEY FOR THE CRAP SHE DID!!! i really dont get how they celebrated ashley but side eye Mai. I recently watched the episode 7-9 and Mai’s actions are becoming much more conniving and surprisingly smart but you cant change my mind that in episode 9 “Circle of Trust” that she wasn’t such a complete bad ass. LIKE GO GRANDMA IM ROOTING FOR YOU
They celebrated 278 because society has been trained not to speak up for what is right. They have been brainwashed to accept that they have enslaved the black and that if you’re not black then you are privileged. They feel they are offending black people. How about the rest of the cultures stand up against this nonsense and let people know you can’t gaslit everyone. Mai sure did stand up for what was right👏 as will I. Enough of this black victim card.
That damn look on her face with her jacket over her mouth, head tilted down and pinky stroking her cheek looking guilty AF. Shit made me so mad to see everyone else continue to let her benefit from the original rule that she didn’t herself agree to with nary a word. They should have let her continue until she fell all the same. During the dice game everyone should have nominated her until her ass was eliminated then started with the self nominated shit.
Exactly my thoughts.
It pissed me off too that everyone just forgot what she did and only Mai called her out. But everyone still supported Ashley. 😡😡😡
Her greed is understandable but playing innocent was what got me fueled
@@Shush187 i would have some kind of guilt and say i was sorry about what happened
@@ji94gamesOr at least go "I'm here to win" instead of playing victim
If you're doing the "reality bad girl" character go all out
The worst part is that, the other contestants had a short term memory. When Mai tried to vote her off, the other contestants were gasping in disbelief. Wtf. Vote her off the show. Shes the worst person ive ever seen in a game show.
I mean I didn't give a damn about any players till Ashley did the selfish act and got Trey eliminated. If she didn't agreed to the plan like she said then why the hell she asked the next person in line to take a jump for her and continue the plan. She is definitely the worst and most selfish person on the show.
It wasn’t even selfish because she didn’t benefit at all from it. It was just plain stupid and needlessly mean.
She wanted to be a villain, she accomplished that. I know if I had been Trey, I would not have moved. I would have taken all down with me.
Should you pushed her?
@danoshollanda2708 I wouldn't have pushed her, I just would not have moved. Trey would have stayed in game had everyone gone around.
@@qvorhies3575 yes but trey didnt stay
@@danoshollanda2708 because of Ashley's decision on not following what was planned by the rest of the group
Pissed me off how they all was upset at Mai when Ashley was the grimiest from the beginning. She did people dirty the whole time and people act like they didn’t understand Mai 🤔🤔
I found it so crazy on how everyone suddenly forgot what Ashley did on the bridge and got mad at my Mai for trying to get rid of her, like literally how did they ALL forget? There has to be a science behind this lol
I absolutely hated the way Ashley spoke to Mai. The way everyone made Mai feel like she was completely wrong for what she did where she had to speak with Ashley directly. Then the look on her face and the choice of words, just gave me the ick so bad because she was going ham on Mai when Mai literally approached her to apologize. Bless Phillip's heart but my face twitched every time he called Ashley a "good person".
She didn't own up to what she did. Acting like she was innocent. I will never forget about the glass bridge challenge. When Mai and her talked after the dice game challenge and Mai apologized to her for picking her out which I feel that Mai didn't have to. She was like she did take risks and jump but everyone knew and saw that she didn't. If she owned up to what she did than I wouldn't dislike her. She played dirty but when someone play her dirty she feels like she was wronged. She already got what she deserved. Karma! She got eliminated! All the smiles when people got eliminated and the words she said when Mai's friends got eliminated came back to bite her.
Its a game of strategy. U did not agree to their plan on the glass bridge, then fine. Trey kept jumping and fell on the 3rd jump, now its your turn. Why take one jump and suddenly you want to work with the team one jump policy???? U did not agree so continue jumping! Had she agreed from start it would benefit her, and they both could have been safe. What hurts the most is that nobody stood up for her injustice. Her injustice held no true strategy to it
I was rooting for Trey from the start and to see him go all because of a selfish, stubborn and rude player made me so upset. I was so annoyed when everyone chose to take their anger out on Mai rather than Ashley, who failed the team more than Mai did.
I wanted TJ to win but when he was hyping everybody up only to get destroyed in the first bridge jump, then we saw his picture get eliminated, I was laughing so hard🤣🤣. It’s all I can think about right now🤦♂️
Yeah it was humiliating but also funny
Same response. He had such an inspirational story arc and then, “WHOOSH!”. No more TJ. Moving on…. so who’s next? 😂
Reminded me of the "I'm the guy" scene in Spy Kids
@@gustavovm491for reals 😂
Mai’s profession is to see through people, analyze them through their words and she analyzed her through her actions. When she had her 1/1 with 278, Mai couldn’t even get to her point without being interrupted. Talk about being insecure, that someone is calling you out for what you did. She said I came back and automatically everything felt cliquey, yeah that’s your own insecurity because of your own actions. She knew she exposed herself and she put her guard up even though she had nothing to worry about. Definitely raised by the streets. Ghetto!
Agree 100%! “Ghetto”
She isn't hated for her decision in the glass bridge game... She's hated for her reaction when Mei called her out for it. She had ignorance in what she done, thought she did nothing wrong and she played the victim while all the other dumb nuts took her side.
Plus it was a bad move, well it should have been if everyone after her said no. When she had a great chance.
Esp the tall bearded one
@mrhumble2937 True, although it was respected when she said she didn't agree to the rules, it was expected to keep doing her thing and jump again and again... but when it benefited her, she remembered the rules and asked for someone else to pass her. HELL...NO. That was terrible, a person you don't want to be around even in real life.
Exactly. It's fine she didn't agree to the rule in the bridge game. But what annoys me is she's like it's cool whatever she does to others or team because it's a game, but it's not cool if any others do the same thing to her? Mai calling her out for it is also a game, so why not be cool just like she's cool with what she did in the bridge game?
Making her eliminated for the final 3 is her karma. Lol her face when Phil guess it correctly was the best moment for me.
She didnt want to overtake but wanted someone to overtake her lmao
And the guy did! I didn’t understand that!
He should have let her fall because she didn’t agree to the plan.
Bruh, had to search this real quick mid way watching the episode 9 (haven't finished it tho, so got spoiled that she didn't win, which im grateful for.) She's really pissing me off with her bitchiness and hypocritness (if thats even a word), my goodness. When Mai confronted her in episode 9, she had the audacity to say "Oh but you saw me there in front. I jumped" cuz yah gurl, you didnt have any choice cause the guy before, who should have survived, got eliminated cause of your selfishness. UGH AJKDAKBJFJBFABALF okay, I'm done. Just had to vent that. Going back to finishing the episode.
Yo I did the same mid way through i need to know if I was crazy or mai did the right thing and Ashley was and ass
Ashley was “surprised” when Mei choose her in the dice game and got all mad. But she choose her bc she basically got 301 eliminated because she was being “selfish” making him take multiple steps. And she only took 1 or 2. He didn’t deserve that! (Everyone agreed that they would all take 1 jump so it was fair and a 50/50 chance)
😂😂 the fact that people are so angry
How can Ashley be so STUPID to not agree to take one jump each? It’s her absolute only chance to survive. What a b****. So happy she got out, it saved the entire series
The Mai Ashley situation was infuriating to me. Glad to see everyone feels the same way, and I’m relatively happy with how the show ended up… though my top favorites didn’t win.
Everything surrounding player 278 just annoys me. Too many things played into it, its the way she did such a greedy thing. Everyone ignored that it happened and then 'distrusts' Mai for doing it. From the beginning it was obvious that this was not going to be a fair game. With lots of tests and games that get you eliminated by chance or out of your control ig. (Aka getting out via the boats in warship. Or at the roll of a dice.) So the way that the contestants were trying so hard to implement this fairness in the finals, in the end meant nothing and fell apart at the Circle of trust. I feel thats the only thing players like 278, 432 and 161 got right. They understood only 1 can win and werent to fond of making any friends here. Although this game wasnt made to be 'fair' and the main focus is the 4mil prize. You are not going to win with a stinky attitude like that. Not that you are required to trust the people that are actively competing against, but to be humble and at least decent to be around you know what I'm saying? Anyways, just a piece of my thoughts on what went down. Treat people better, don't start flaming someone for crying, starting beef with someone over sliced apples and acting like an angel then gaslighting someone instead of owning up to your actions. One way ticket to your elimination🙌
Ovcourse she said she would do it again! Because everyone enabled her and turned against the one person who had true morals, the gift box episode was sooooooo satisfying I'd watch it 100 times over ..
What made me more angry than any TV show should, was how everyone forgot what she did and even acted as if Mai was wrong in nominating her. What is wrong with those people?
It’s called plot armor my man. And Ashley definitely had it for at least a little while.
I was sooooo confused when they all attacked Mai for nominating Ashley
It's not when she let Trey fall that make her look bad. It's when she get angry at Mai in the next game who do exactly what she did and justifies herself as a better person than her.
Agreed
Ashley can do what she wants, but as pointed out in the video it's this bizarre u-turn she has. Even in her interview commentary she says she ain't moving. Yet as soon as Trey is gone, she just....goes with the plan? If she had a specific beef with Trey it would make sense but she doesn't. She just threw him under the bus for no good reason. What really grinds my gears though is in the game that follows, everybody except 287 has amnesia about the event as if she's being gas lit. Even in the interviews where they can speak freely, everyone is genuinely appalled at 287 for putting Ashley at risk. Was Mai really the only one who paid attention? I don't know if there's something funky with the edit because it feels like it doesn't quite make sense. Admittedly Trey wasn't the most communicative about the situation as it happened, but he was not the only person to notice...was he? It's so confusing!
Right??? When people were like "mai is untrustworthy she is bacstabbing" "bitch this, this that" i shit myself. bruh did everyone bump their heads Gosh i never felt so mad for a tv show in so long
That’s what I’m saying bro cus I forgot what number it was. But when Ashley just stood there one of the other people shouted “I think you should overtake him(Trey) or something along those lines. Then Ashley turned around and told him to move up. I guess eveyone forgot that entire situation.
No it’s not confusing. The truth is, society has been brainwashed to stand up against black people playing the victim card. They feel they don’t want to look like “racist” in front of the world and it’s working. All cultures have been brainwashed to believe they are privileged and are bad. Which is not true. The real racist are people like 278. They play the victim card. This is a wake up call. This is happening out here in the real world, it just got magnified in the game. It’s time for all cultures to stand up against all “278’s” There’s many out here doing the same thing in our society. Mai stood up against it, it’s time everyone does too. The comments on this thread show that one knows right from wrong. Now it’s time to stand up against nonsense when it presents itself.
This is the post that I was looking for. Haha I’m watching episode 9 right now and I’m like “did everyone freaking forget what happened on the glass bridge?” What the heck is wrong with these people.
I'm so happy about these comments because I just finished watching the series & came in here fuming thinking I'd find people defending her. She deserves to be called out for being so vile and selfish. A well deserved win there by Mai. She's a smart woman & I trust her fully with the money ❤
Y’all acting like you wouldn’t do this if your life was actually on the line 😂
I'll never understand why every other player white knight'd so hard for her
It’s called plot armor my man. And Ashley definitely had it for at least a little while.
They didn't wanna seem racist
278 simply did not honor the team effort deal she benefited from and survived the glass bridge solely with. If she disagreed with the deal and were consistent, she should have kept jumping until she dropped and loose. Just like in the scripted original SquidGame.
Only needed to do one 50/50 chances jump were in exchange of honoring everyone doing the same before you.
She did not. It’s simple as that. And that makes her an a*hole. That everbody in the next challenge should have called out, not only Mai. And after Ashley 278 were out and charma restored. After then the other players can go back to keep the game honorable again towards everyone and each other.
There was no agreement, it’s giving Drag Race Allstars where they convinced themselves that they all agreed to a set guideline on how to eliminate when that wasn’t the case. Glass bridge isn’t a team game, it’s a 50/50 chance game. What she did that makes her an asshole was deciding to play with the “rules” when it benefited her.
Numbers 16 and 451 forgot too quickly what she did and did nothing. But Mai does the exact same thing and blame her. I hope they both get eliminated and Mai wins.
Mai is the winner. 😊
Im honestly not that mad at her. Im more mad at the rest of the group who didnt hold her responsible for what she did. If teamwork is so important why not make the 1 person who clearly wasnt thinking about the team go on her own.
And then the group had the audacity of turning on Mai for choosing 278 for elimination.
She didn’t play fair all “I didn’t agree to this” on the bridge but when the dice comes out she can’t understand why Mai didn’t play along with her shit. I hope she gets got immediately.
Happy to see that 179, Amanda and Ashley gone. Happy to see all those I don't like not making to the final. Some of the players were saying that 179 and Ashley were nice but 179 looked so arrogant and Trey who actually made 2 correct guesses out of 3 had to loss all because of Ashley's selfishness. Amanda was also annoying for expecting women to choose women because it was up to everyone to choose whom they trust, regardless of gender. The guy who chose umbrella and kept vomiting was annoying as well. By the way, I think some people overreacted, especially at the early stage. Those who were unable to decide on the shapes or what kind of marble game they would play were just stupid because having to choose a difficult game never mean immediate failure.
I can’t believe how all the other players just ignore that like damn, they suck for that
The irony is she is a civil rights investigator but doesn't want fairness.
Its a frickin’ game. Not real life for crying out loud. They are all playing for the same prize only one person can win
I know right. I wonder if she might have put innocent people into jail.
@@LyrixNChillwhy are you defending her?
Why are y’all so mad
@@TimMuaEntertainmenthe defending her because she didn’t agree to anything in the glass bridge
I will never understood why they all turned on Mai so quickly, as if they had completely forgotten what Ashley did the day prior.
Calling Mai not a team player because of nominating her is EXACTLY what she did to Trey. Hypocrite.
For real, everyone that supported Ashley after what she did pissed me off! How can people be so dumb
Ashley and Mai did NOT do the same thing. Ashley backed out of the agreement after the whole 4 players already acted. Mai stated from the BEGINNING of the game that she did not agree to the groups plan and wanted to vote Ashley out.
what’s wrong with everyone except for Maiii. I don’t want to belive everyone forgot what Ashely did🤬
Her decision on the glass bridge was completely illogical. I understand that it’s a game that you play for yourself competitvely but even so she was number 4. If she played the way everyone suggested she only has to take 1 jump, but she left herself in a position where she would have to take many more jumps, or change her mind and go with the agreement. She just needlessly sacrificed Trey and then expected nobody to do the same to her.
I honestly think she is just a very dimwitted person all around. Her selfishness enables that level of stupidity with zero remorse. It sucks that we have to live with people like her out in the real world.
Not only was Ashley not sticking to the plan evil, it was also objectively stupid. By breaking the string of good faith teamwork, there's a high chance (and frankly I'm SHOCKED it didn't happen) that the other team members would've made her go until she got eliminated just like she did to Trey. HOW did she not compute that?! Either a 50/50 shot of survival with a number she'd've been completely dead with if they were playing by the original game, or else practically zero chance. Make it make sense.
Evil? Calm down lol
Yes! I just commented the same thing. She is dumb as a brick
Hey I can’t blame her. It was pure entertainment. Villains are necessary
She said she didn't want to partake in the everyone jumps one time strategy, and so the guy infront of her keeps jumping until he falls. Then when its her turn she jumps a single time and decides to then join onto the strategy hahaha.
That's fine that she made that choice and we may not like it but what really pissed the audience off is how everyone else just acted like nothing happened. They were more upset and shocked at Mei for calling Ashley out.
Yeah dont like Ashley and the other girl she was teaming up with at all they displayed problematic mindsets and personalities (not for the man vs woman debate) but when the other girl that Ashley was close with went after a group of guys cause they were talking and the anger she had on her face showed that they got real issues internally and the type of people need to be watched seemed so mentally and emotionally unbalanced
Yes, both of them since I started seeing them on screen I got bad vibes from them and then wasn't Ashley's friend the one that took the guy with the "advantage" out at the jack in the box game?
@@MsC-gk5oj yeapp
@@MsC-gk5ojso wouldn’t anyone take the person out with advantage? It’s a game. She had no choice. That same guy would’ve took someone out if he had the chance ☠️
@@aaliyaholiver2749 I was asking if Ashley's friend was her, the one that took out the guy.
@@aaliyaholiver2749 comprehension is fundamental might wanna brush up on that …
A lot of people here have already said what I'm going to say. 278 was fine to disagree with the plan if she wanted to on the glass bridge. But then, yes, for forcing him to move ahead because she was unwilling to take the risk until forced was dirty. Then she tells other people to go for her is cowardly. I would have stood there and said "no, he made his jump and then you stood there until you had no choice. You can keep going until you fail." Then she had the audacity to lie to everyone about her character vs. The other for choosing her in dice. Here's the real problem in the dice roll, 278 said they had the same integrity as everyone else but she again went against the groups plan and tried to force someone out. Then like everyone else was saying in here, the whole group just deleted all that info within moments from their brains. They were all like oh how dare she for going after my "best friend". These people are not your friends, you honestly don't know them, and it's a competition game. A game where manipulation and treachery move you forward. So if 278 owned that, she would get more respect. But she was trying to convince people that's not what she did, when it was plain as a clear day.
I could have respected her had she stayed true to her decision and continued jumping all the way.
i wish trey would have just hung on to the bars when he fell.
they should also do a more traditional squid game competition but with a lot more money (something close to $38M USD like in the actual show); where they fire paintball guns, or smaller/weaker rubber rounds where the players have to wear protective gear…up there and down there🤣(vests, masks, cans, pads) - to add some adrenaline and norepinephrine for a little bit of real feel of the squid game.
plus have everything be super enigmatic, ambient and just more authentic to the original in general (but have proper medical tools and paramedics on the set just out of site of the location where all the games happen, just to be safe…oh…and waivers of course!💀).
i think it would be pretty dope and exhilarating.
Such a selfish person, if everyone in this society like her then this world will be doomed for sure😅 such an irony that she is a civil right investigator? doubt about if she qualified for this position
After watching the episodes I hated 278 from the gecko. I was not a fan of her at all and she had a smug attitude psychopath. I also wasn’t a fan of the whole women picking women that was not necessary and made me hate that choice and the players Amanda and Bee so I was glad when they got eliminated.
Next season let’s see white guys form an alliance and see if that makes it on the show.
It wasn't the bridge that made me dislike her. It was the fact she is a total hypocrite. She and everyone else were judging Mei when she didn't nominate herself for the dice challange, but she did the SAME THING just earlier and NO ONE said anything about it.
301 the real MVP bro could’ve stood there but he went the extra mile knowing he’d get screwed over
But what would have happened if time ran out? They can't eliminate them all, he was dumb he should have said no I'm not jumping. Then told her you either jump or no one does the team thing and your off next. Or I don't jump at all and we both go home.
@@mrhumble2937 yeah they’d all get eliminated. But even after he jumped and took to most risk and got eliminated WHY did everyone else continue with the “plan” that 278 clearly exploited only when it benefited herself… with her number being that low (5) her best bet was playing along cuz she would definitely been eliminated. ong i wasn’t overtaking her bro
@@xDripz_the producers would not allow for all of them to be eliminated
You need to do a follow up for the next episode where everyone apart from 1 player seemingly forgot this happened and turned on the player that pointed it out.
Everyone except Mai is abnormal. Mai was the only one who saw through the situation, and she was justified in choosing Ashley. I was surprised when no one was on Mai's side. Are they being held in closed spaces for so long that they can't make sense of themselves? Everyone seems to be crazy.. Ashley is selfish and mean. They need to open their eyes!!!!
I was waiting for someone to push her off XD
Her decision really makes no sense because she ended up having to take a 50/50 risk jump anyways. It only makes sense if she specifically wanted to get rid of 301, which apparently she didn't.
301 didn’t have to jump. Period!
He played himself
Sadly he didn’t stood his ground and ironically fell
278 was evil, bad spirited…I wanted her out fast
I have to admit... I was overly outraged at her presence from then until she was eliminated.
She refused to step up in the glass bridge game then expects people to do it for her, ugh
If you accept your role as "the villain" don't complain or act confused when people treat you as such online.
Okay keyboard warrior
301 and 302 were my top bets too😭
3:37 what a stupid take, if that was true she wouldn’t have let 15 other people in front of her instead of continuing to jump herself
4.5 million on the line and y’all wanted her to risk her chance at the money for others? If y’all don’t like her just say that .