the fact that jun and alison still celebrated together after hearing the insults towards each other. the respect they have for each other is just perfect
@@momotsuyuonce9473Not really They said they weren't friend bbut when asked who are they most likely to be in contact with or closest with (i frogot the exact question) They both IMMEDIATELY said eachother lol Because everyone else hated them Jun also said jack but it was mainly allison
I love when the players go “I hate how she plays the game she’s fake 😡😤” when she’s just playing the way everyone says they want to play in the beginning. Can’t outdo the doer.
exactly like wow big brother is about being fake and lying?? it's also funny to me how hgs will be fake and lie too but when it's done to them they're pissed
Jun and Allison making a truce and laughing together cut to them IMMEDIATELY talking crap about each other in their confessional is honestly SO iconic😂😂The two cutthroat strategic people who hated e/o ended up becoming the best of friends at the end😭
Its crazy to watch the enemies to friends troupe happen irl. I can't imagine how insane it was to watch their mutual respect blossom in real time when the show was coming out.
Jun invented new ways of playing the social game because she went along with people. She went along with Dana, had some shields, let them go, and was always was on the right side of the house because she kept an enemy as a shield and let the other people she was working with at the time take them out. At the end of the day, her enemies became her allies, and her allies became her enemies. It's all about knowing how & when to jump ship.
Alison giving Jun a kiss on the cheek when her ex-boyfriend was waiting outside was so wholesome, it's just queens supporting queens, we love to see it
have I watched Big Brother… a single episode… ever? no. did I still watch this entire video essay? yes, yes I did. you’ve just convinced me I need to start watching this show!
Jun did nothing wrong with the Scott situation. If someone is that volitile and violent just with someone pestering them, they should not have been in the house in the first place and that is on casting. She did everyone a favor by trying to get him ejected.
Yup scott was a safety hazard. Idk what his deal is, maybe he's emotionally challenged or something, but casting should've screened that before the game. Props to jun for sending him out
Also she was smart becaaue i wouldnt have continued antagonizing him as i would think he would get eliminated anyways but no she was smart and got rid of 2 people
@@dorianleakeyright. That's because the conversation was ABOUT his bad behavior. He was getting violent before, so he's demonstrated that he poses actual physical danger when mad, and in this clip he demonstrates how incapable he is of controlling his own anger. They threw him out before he actually hurt somebody, but it was pretty clear that he was very likely going to.
I feel like both knew the other was the only player they could be fully honest with. They both knew the other was the only one they could possibly beat in the finale so there's no need to lie to another. The strongest alliance was not built on friendship but need. They definitely slayed though
Jun and Alison are like the perfect example of frenemies to me; they hate each other, but also respect each other's game and drive. And I think that, in the end, they even started to like each other's company.
That’s next level I love it. Like from anyone else it would be such an ego thing but like, SHE EARNED IT. She did that so well and it was over two decades ago. It’s probably been a really long time since anyone really took the time to appreciate how well she did, and this guy spends an hour doing exactly that. I would be so hyped for a video like this too if I were in her shoes. She did incredible, and I’m so glad she saw the video
@@mathewrivera6492that's obvious, but if you're so openly unhinged on TV already and uncaring of who sees it, it speaks volumes on how much more intense it is with cameras off
@@mathewrivera6492if someone starts throwing chairs and throwing a tantrum over basically nothing on national TV, I don’t wanna know what they do in their own four walls tbh
Jun and Alison are the best and most iconic final 2 in bbus history, the fact that none of the jurors wanted any of them to win is amazing and just shows how much they played a great game
@@JahsierAllen Nah, although Drew had an underrated game for a winner, Cowboy would’ve lost to anyone except for the twins possibly. Season 4 Final 2 was one of the best ever with every jury member being salty with either one of them winning.
i loveee her outfit in the intro it gave Blair Waldorf visiting her dad playing golf or tennis in upstate New York and also Jun was unapologetic about it she did not care if she flashed ppl with her skirt or not lol
Imo the most underrated winner in Big Brother history. Smart gameplay, very social & one of the most ruthless players ever. She was the first houseguest to use the kitchen as her gameplay, easily one of top 10 greatest Big Brother players ever.
I feel like it’s so clear Jun was saying whatever she could to sound better than Allison bringing up sexuality and romance- because that was part Jun’s original plan
@@cooper6381That's OP's point. She was able to use that persuasion tactic BECAUSE she ended up not using that strategy for herself and could throw Allison under the bus with it.
i mean yeah it is It's not like she's putting down allison because she would have done the same thing She was just stating a fact that allison used romance and she didn't You would obviously want to sound better than the other person cause y'know you want to win
@@cooper6381 I know, it’s that’s Jun would have if she felt she needed to or could even. She said her sexual feelings were kinda gone once her ex was in there. My point was just it’s not a strategy Jun herself didn’t consider… just that to look better than Alison she’d say anything
Jun's smartest decision came once the twist was announced & she realized it was better to work with Jee than against him, knowing the other exes weren't going to work together.
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right. Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits. Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't. She won because they hated allison more.
or even better never committing to any alliance 100% with trust from the start to begin with. as she made one alliance she was 130% certain that she would cutthroat that very same alliance if it meant to save herself or better her position. As a matter of fact she never committed to any alliance bcuz she was never intending to be loyal.
Alison is in Retail Sales and Jun is an investment manager and that tracks. Also love them for that frenemies duo to the end. It’s giving "That moment when you, a queen, come across another queen, and discuss how best to maximise your joint slay."
I can sense that Jee still loves and cares for Jun. He lowered his pride for her and sacrificed himself without nasty words. Upon the jury voting, he still voted for her to win.
@@sunnyyoda I rewatched the season and Jun and Jee were on their 4-5th year together when Jee's dad got cancer. Jun was working already since she was much older than Jee so she was taking care of Jee and his family and was even made to promise on the dad's deathbed that she would take care of them when he passes. A year after he passes, Jee confirmed that Jun did in fact take care of them really well, but soon the breakup happened, and we could only assume that it was too much pressure on Jun at the time. She even said that she doesn't date Korean men anymore because they are too rigid on gender roles and having a submissive housewife, which paired with the expectations for her to take care of Jee and his family in their mourning must have been such a daunting task to juggle
@@procastination_is_my_passi4182thank you for the explanation! I have never watched bb and this video was my first time watching anything related to it (other than the Trisha paytas crying meme) and I never knew that the contestants divulge so much deep information about themselves on the show. The situation between Jee and June seems quite sad and it explains a lot about the dynamic I saw between them in this video Ö
@@Ethanimalein sorry it takes to long to watch a season but these? Wonderfully made i basically watch all of them, jun and taylor where probably your best winner videos because i just love how they played the game
I'm (not) sorry, but her holding her boobs while she runs around winning the Veto is so insanely iconic. Strategy be damned, THAT is legendary behavior. Us mere mortals could never.
@@coolsomeashi don’t think they mean it seriously, but even if they do, as long as you’re doing what you need to for your self-confidence, that’s all that matters
Jun meant what she said and said what she meant. She went there with the intention of using her body and when that tool was taken from her, she used her lack of it to put her on top. Jun had nothing but respect for allison and she knows it.
I would also say Jun was not just a floater but also an observer. She used the kitchen set as a strategical viewer of her competition and floated so well that nearly each hoh ignored her as a threat. What a legend.
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right. Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits. Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't. She won because they hated allison more.
Observation is also the basis of forming plans and strategies. Did Jun make that decision consciously or did she just gravitate to the role where importance would be given to her
Everyone talks about Jun and Alison But Erika pitching the all girls alliance at the final 6 tells me she was also playing the exact same game… Except she was definitely fashionably late to the party
Yeah I think she was trying. But Jun and Alison was voting and poisoning people according to their benefits from the start. Erika was just seeing the flow and trying to play after that. She thought she was in control not thinking much about the two, if she knew she would’ve play differently for sure
But she failed. She stays with her original alliance until the boat sank. She didn't play the same game. Her ship sank, and she jump on a lifeboat. But lifeboat can't take you to your final destination.
I agree with you, Erika played an excellent game as well. Mind you, when she got nominated for eviction, her super strong alliance and big sister role strategy had her chilling while her alliance rallied for her on her behalf (mainly Jack) and won 6-2 against Michelle (who Jee thought was going to be 100% saved by the votes). She had a really tight and loyal squad and knew when to eject and leave to create a new one when needed. If you didn't watch the season, she had an alliance with the og 8, an alliance with Robert (her ex) and an alliance with the girls as well. She was doing super well, and was just unfortunately against Jun and Allison who were brutal and ruthless competitors
Robert calling Jun a scumbag because of the way she plays only shows Jun was the only one with guts to actually play the game and win it instead of loosing to her morals.
@@DegeneratesLikeYoui mean, yea. there werent many houseguests who were as ruthless in their run at the time, and jun was honestly the most straightforward about it.
@@DegeneratesLikeYouI mean dude it's big brother, that's essentially the name of the game. people who try to play it without lying or being somewhat manipulative almost always lose. these are also people she met like maybe 2 months ago so I don't see why she would sacrifice herself instead of accomplishing what she came there to do.
@@dotdotdotdotdotdotdottod from what ive gathered its basically people live together and every week they do a challenge, the winner of which getting a buff of sorts? unsure, you'll have to search up what the key is. then they vote off a person, and it continues
To be fair to Jun, Scott was unhinged already, I rewatched her season and he was already yelling at her and the other members when Jun was still playing the sweet, happy go lucky persona. I don't think she had to do much for Scott to dig his own grave
this cracks me up because it's a common strategy on the show the challenge. any player who hit another player got kicked off the show, so it worked really well to piss someone off enough to get them to hit you
The 4d chess Jun and Allison were playing… it is genuinely mesmerizing how smart Jun is. Just so much intelligence, and channeled wholly into the win, perfectly calculated every move to see it through to the end. Every alliance, every decision, every moment spent. Wow.
She destroyed them so badly they had to recognize her, also the moment where allison and jun began to celebrate and drop their facade was just gold, and even after they both said horrible things about each other to try to win, allison still celebrated her to win
I know absolutely nothing about this show and do not care for drama TV personally, and I fully clicked on this recommended video expecting to enjoy it maybe for like 15min and then do something else, but somehow got sucked into watching the whole thing and DAMN was this good. You told the story of this manipulative girlboss so well, props to you man
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right. Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits. Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't. She won because they hated allison more.
I'm pretty sure they are also given clothes to wear for certain shots, villains in reality TV are typically given clothes that accentuate their "evil" side.
Jun is hilarous because you can tell who she actually liked based off of her final videos for them lmaoo, it was sweet for Erika, Jee, Nathan and Jack while the rest got verbally spat at and kicked at the shin
youtube has been persistently reccommending this video to me since it came out, and i decided "oh, i'll just try it then" ITS SO GOOD MAN. thank you for making this, so interesting!! :)
I love that they showed the jurors all the cutthroat things Jun and Allison said about them. It works so well since both of them were equally as ruthless. 10/10
Have I ever watched a single episode of Big Brother? No. Did I even know how the game was played before this video? No. Did I still just watch an hour-long video about Big Brother? Yes, absolutely. This video was so well put together that I didn't feel lost at all during the entire thing; I've already watched two more. I'm honestly tempted to start watching Big Brother now.
Jun and Taylor are my favorite Big Brother Winners for such vastly different reasons. Jun is probably the most underrated Winner. She created the floater strategy and is, in my opinion, one of the best strategists in Big Brother (She knew exactly what she needed to do to win). Her duo with Allison is just so iconic and the fact that everyone so obviously butthurt by them was amazing. Just a pure cutthroat Queen.
I like Jun for the cutthroat strategy and willingness to do whatever it takes, but Taylor’s win is just pure cinema to me. You couldn’t have written a better narrative. Underdog from week one, attacked at every turn, and yet Taylor kept going each time. Even down to the twisting of her initial speech about being a shield and saying she was a sword at the final vote. It’s just an incredible story. I like both of them, but honestly because their runs are so different and what I appreciate about them is so different, I cannot pick a favourite, because to me they simply aren’t in the same category.
Jun is so "Mean Girls" coded and is someone you couldn't help but respect how she played it. Shaming others isn't right but it was also iconic. She is the epitome of the mean girl that people to a liking to and helped her win.
I think everyone agrees that her slut shaming was a low blow. Though considering how she obviously had no reservations abt it from the very beginning, I’m willing to allow it and take it as her saying ANYTHING to win. Also it’s Jun. she already has a masters degree in c*ntology so she certainly needs no defending.
I clicked this video expecting to only watch the first 5 minutes but ended up watching this whole 1h video on a show I’ve never watched. I love Jun now btw.
yup I most certain agree Jun is a top 10 player. Not even a question. It was THAT good. Props to her for actually following through with not making friends but actually playing to win
@@boiwhatthehell5103 It's highly contested but most would argue: Dan Gheesling, Derrick Levasseur, Andy Herren, or my personal favourite, Will Kirby. Credit to Jun though! She and Alison innovated/perfected a new type of gameplay and played it near flawlessly.
One of the most strategic and socially adaptive players to ever play the game. As much as I’d love to see her play again, Jun’s legacy as arguably the best one time player maintains an important place in BB history. Great video as always!
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right. Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits. Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't. She won because they hated allison more.
@@arnavrawat9864 i doubt this has anything to do with sociopathy but just a lack of naivety and goal orientation and never underestimating people. In short just high IQ without the sociopathy i mean she's an investment manager where logical thinking and problem solving plays a part. notice how she was problem solving when she actually had her mind set on winning games. Peeing in a cage to trigger one and then leaving right after him? High Iq, good problem solving skill and just smart
@@mies626 all those things can also be due to sociopathy. Btw I didn't mean to say she's an actual sociopath as I can't make diagnoses over the internet. I'm saying she has traits of being manipulative and Machiavellian. Maybe she's actual a normal person in real life, as yes this game is a clear goal oriented thing. But if the game rewards sociopathy then she may be high in those traits. It's not necessarily limited to high IQ. Even normal sociopaths can produce intricate plans imo, because manipulation isn't difficult to learn. With enough practice people can do a lot of stuff.
@@thefoxoflaurels3437 I rewatched the whole season and they were together for 6+ years. During their 4-5th year, Jee's father got cancer and became super ill because of it and Jun was made to promise to take care of Jee and his family when the father finally passes. Which she did. Even Jee said she took care of everyone and was a reliable partner because she was much older than him and already had a job while he was still in school. But I assume the pressure became too much and Jun just couldn't handle it anymore.
Jun Song is the DEFINITION of a underrated BB Player. When I hear people talk about Jun (which is fairly rare) they always talk about the iconic moment of her throwing the Final HOH, or her becoming a duo with Allison. If someone asks me why I like Jun so much then I'll just send them this video
What a queen, especially the "Nathan you are my eye candy and I will be sorry to see your golden locks and good looks go". STEP ASIDE, MAMA HAS AN EMPIRE TO RUN. And I knew, the moment Jun saw Allison as a threat, an alliance will be forged
I think there's an interview with Taran where Jun said that her psych assessment showed that she was absolutely willing to do anything to win and had the smarts to do so. Favorite winner for me by miles.
She would be that servant girl who backstabbed her way to the top of an Asian dynasty drama for real, and end up overthrowing the emperor for the throne herself ✋🤚
59:37 i like the fact that Nathan was the only vote for allison despite him saying in the episode that he should've not fallen for ali's tricks yet is tricked once again and the ONLY vote for her.
I love it when two people who both know that they don't like eachother can put their differences aside to work together for mutual benefit. Love to see it.
Jun is proof you can wreck the game without big moves and ostentatious speeches. Wish the dialogue regarding gameplay was less focused on performing and more on actual substance. And Jun was still a great character
Great video! I remember Jun and Jee speaking in Korean so others wouldn’t know what they were saying or something like that and BB put an end to that 😅
One of the rules was that that whoever got the closest answer won, but they also couldn't actually pass the number. So Jun answering 1 million instead of 0 was her outsmarting Allison
This was the only season of the US big brother to be broadcast in the UK. Episodes were shown the day after cbs, on e4. We fell in love. The differences in game play between the British and American shows were a phenomenal culture shock. I loved it. Jun is my all time winner. Great player. Edit: in fact due to broadcast restrictions and a lack of online accessibility, I didn’t see the US show again until season 18 and I ended up falling in love with Paul Abrahamian, who tried to have a similar game play to Jun; Floater. But his temper and aggression got the better of him. He finished in second place.
@@danielorlovaquinn because the UK elimination process was dependent on an audience vote, it turned into a popularity contest. So people just sat around, getting drunk and having arguments or being charismatic. In the Uk it was about the viewer judging and observing personality types, unlike in the US where it’s about competition and Machiavellian game play. The UK didn’t have HOH or power of veto, I don’t think, so there wasn’t really a need to form alliances etc. It got very boring, very quickly. In fact I hear the first season of the US is pretty much copied from the UK and it bombed.
@@peteradaniel the first season of BB US premiered 9 days before BB UK, so I’m not sure how they’d have copied the uk. As far as I’m aware, they both copied the original big brother, Big Brother Netherlands, which premiered about 10 months before both of them.
DUDE!! I didn't even realize this was an hour and a half long, and I couldn't stop watching! I only checked at the 30 minute mark, and still kept going. I don't even watch big brother but you explained everything perfectly. Keep it up!
I have watched the Indian version called big boss and honestly it is rigged and most of the players hang around the house and yell at each other to get their point across (currently). Some use their brain but don't win and big boss really works on favouritism. And big boss is constantly broadcasted like 24/7 they have even given access to cameras to watch the contestant 24/7. It is so boring to watch people wander about in house and talking. Which is why I am also surprised I m hooked. It is better to watch summaries rather than whole season trust me
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right. Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits. Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't. She won because they hated allison more.
While ive known about big brother through social osmosis most of my teens, being 18 and british, ive never seen a single episode, nor have i ever had any desire to. And yet i keep coming back to these videos, and get genuineky invested in the winners. You have a real skill for analysis and storytelling
The funny thing is that thus strategy wouldn't work now BECAUSE it worked so well that season. Jun and Allison played so well that they made people paranoid of others trying this strategy now.
It sounds like she had other boyfriends in between her time with Jee. I dated an Asian guy once and bro cheated on me. I typically find myself dating white or Hispanic men now sooo 💁🏽♀️
That was a hilarious cut. But it seemed like the breakup was as amicable as ot could have been after dating for 5.5 years. I believe Jun revealed that she had an arrangement with Jae's dying father that she will help tale care of his family. A year or so later the family said that Jun did her best and sacrificed a lot of time for time while Jae was finishing up his education but the pressure was too much. I have seen this situation played out several times between peers but at least they ended amicably.
@@moon_0207Where did I say that I connected it to other Asian men? I just haven’t pursued anything with Asian men like I have with white or Hispanic guys. That’s all.
Back in the day, Asian men were very mysoginistic (some still are) so she didnt want to date men like this. Probably had a bad experience with Jee or other Asian men. Then also come personal preferences.
What strikes me about Jun's game is that she knows exactly when to be methodical and when to take the big, risky swings. Following Dana to the 3 stooges, peeing in the cage, throwing the last HOH, starting the alliance with Alison--all of these could have blown up in her face and she knew it but she was willing to go for broke.
This is one thing i miss about old reality tv you really cant have a winner like june or a personality like her in any reality tv show. People are smart about their digital footprint and they know how it can affect them in real life in a way people at this time didnt. I love how cutthroat she was even if it wasnt nice she DID that, how can you not say mother??? Taylor and jun will always be my favorite winners
I think what makes it even more interesting, given Jun's career it was probably more beneficial to her to act cutthroat as possible because the career she was in was very cutthroat and had no mercy if it meant results, good results.
An absolute masterclass in two queens maximizing their joint slay. And the cherry on top is Julie being like, "Are you guys going to be best friends now?" and them both cackling like, "Girl hell no, I can't stand this bih 😂"
Kevin Jacobs also played the ultimate floater game. Never actually getting power, but always being good with whoever had the power and making sure he was influencing from the shadows. Floating in BB is the ultimate strategy.
@@random_jae5886Floating isn't just difficult to pull off, it's risky. As soon as the house realizes that's what you're doing, it's all over! Props to anyone who succeeds at doing it! A fusion of the social AND the strategic game!
I've never watched Big Brother but the way you analysed and narrated the video was amazing! You made it so entertaining, it felt like I was watching a psychological anime. Thank you and Jun Song the floater is so iconic!
big brother: gaslight gatekeep girlboss edition
never seen a more applicable use of the phrase
😂
Exactly
This comment bahahaha
Why is this kinda accurate tho? 😂😂😂
the fact that jun and alison still celebrated together after hearing the insults towards each other. the respect they have for each other is just perfect
That mindset is exactly what got them to the finals
Game is Game.
Trash talk is just for fun!
nahh i bet it was all a mask
@@momotsuyuonce9473Not really
They said they weren't friend bbut when asked who are they most likely to be in contact with or closest with (i frogot the exact question)
They both IMMEDIATELY said eachother lol
Because everyone else hated them
Jun also said jack but it was mainly allison
I love when the players go “I hate how she plays the game she’s fake 😡😤” when she’s just playing the way everyone says they want to play in the beginning. Can’t outdo the doer.
exactly like wow big brother is about being fake and lying?? it's also funny to me how hgs will be fake and lie too but when it's done to them they're pissed
Jun wearing a shirt that says “boys make good pets” is so iconic
After sending her ex home💀
@@coolsomeashso iconic!
And she’s real for that
Hmmm what if she wore girls make good pets? U say the same?
@@kyreeree750 still iconic 🤷♀️
Jun and Allison making a truce and laughing together cut to them IMMEDIATELY talking crap about each other in their confessional is honestly SO iconic😂😂The two cutthroat strategic people who hated e/o ended up becoming the best of friends at the end😭
Its crazy to watch the enemies to friends troupe happen irl. I can't imagine how insane it was to watch their mutual respect blossom in real time when the show was coming out.
@bondfall0072 the human mind is so fascinating. And so smart. Juns IQ must be pretty high
mother came into the house to do two things:
1)win
2)mother
so real tbh
Exactly
Had to clean and cook for the household for a bit too, she literally and figuratively mothered
She literally mothered
She cooked and cleaned
She really did, all while serving looks and glasses realness
"Robert just sucks. He's not quick, he's not smart, and I hate him." 😭
@@RossoAmarenohe's Rob 😒
I love her sm 😂
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they cooked him for good reasons 💀
LMAO that part was hilarious
54:10
there is something so cunty and motherlike about playing so cutthroat, being hated by the jury, yet still winning almost unanimously
Jun invented new ways of playing the social game because she went along with people. She went along with Dana, had some shields, let them go, and was always was on the right side of the house because she kept an enemy as a shield and let the other people she was working with at the time take them out. At the end of the day, her enemies became her allies, and her allies became her enemies. It's all about knowing how & when to jump ship.
no it wasn’t unanimous
@@cooljeremy7775 honey do you need reading glasses? look at what is said before unanimously
CLOCK IT
CLOCK THAT TEA
Alison giving Jun a kiss on the cheek when her ex-boyfriend was waiting outside was so wholesome, it's just queens supporting queens, we love to see it
IKK CUTEEEEE
Stop calling such people queens. Overused and cringe.
@@Komorebineeded :P
@@Komorebineeded if you don’t like it, just ignore it and move on 😭
@@goodguyamr6996 if you don't like my comment, you can move on too.
have I watched Big Brother… a single episode… ever? no.
did I still watch this entire video essay? yes, yes I did.
you’ve just convinced me I need to start watching this show!
Now you have done it..
me
same 😂
Jun did nothing wrong with the Scott situation. If someone is that volitile and violent just with someone pestering them, they should not have been in the house in the first place and that is on casting. She did everyone a favor by trying to get him ejected.
Yup scott was a safety hazard. Idk what his deal is, maybe he's emotionally challenged or something, but casting should've screened that before the game. Props to jun for sending him out
Also she was smart becaaue i wouldnt have continued antagonizing him as i would think he would get eliminated anyways but no she was smart and got rid of 2 people
they casted him cuz he's dramaa and without drama = no high views
The clip the use where she antagonises him, he does very little though,
@@dorianleakeyright. That's because the conversation was ABOUT his bad behavior. He was getting violent before, so he's demonstrated that he poses actual physical danger when mad, and in this clip he demonstrates how incapable he is of controlling his own anger. They threw him out before he actually hurt somebody, but it was pretty clear that he was very likely going to.
Jun got to attend the most iconic VMAs ever in 2003. Mother had to win at that point.
no like, she won in every single way 😭😭 we'll never have someone like her i fear
She destroyed the game
Wait how do you know she attended it?
@@Chill_330 she won a luxury comp that took her out the house to the awards
“I’d rather be stabbed in the front than the back.”
Such a cold line 🥶
Fr
Honest.
But so true
Its funny that Jun in an interview with Jason and Danielle reacted internally to that with "omg shut the f up" hahahaha
@@theanonymouschicken169 nothing more scarier than someone who’s got nothing to lose.
I love how despite Alison and Jun absolutely hating each other, they both hung out the most, they were just 2 queens serving.
I feel like both knew the other was the only player they could be fully honest with. They both knew the other was the only one they could possibly beat in the finale so there's no need to lie to another. The strongest alliance was not built on friendship but need.
They definitely slayed though
I imagine they shit talked everyone to each other
Jun and Alison are like the perfect example of frenemies to me; they hate each other, but also respect each other's game and drive.
And I think that, in the end, they even started to like each other's company.
Like recognizes like. They were perfect rivals
Kinda cool that jun song herself is telling people on instagram to watch this video
are you serious 😭😭 she remains cunty and iconic
What's her insta?
@@GoodasGoose jundishes
@@GoodasGoose it's jundishes :)
That’s next level I love it. Like from anyone else it would be such an ego thing but like, SHE EARNED IT. She did that so well and it was over two decades ago. It’s probably been a really long time since anyone really took the time to appreciate how well she did, and this guy spends an hour doing exactly that. I would be so hyped for a video like this too if I were in her shoes.
She did incredible, and I’m so glad she saw the video
Jun was so mother for getting Scott out of the game, you bet your ass I'm not living with some toxic man who's constantly freaking tf out.
fr and if ur freaking out that much over an ex who isn't even doing anything. u need professional help.
Y’all don’t know their personal relationship, chill out lol
@@mathewrivera6492that's obvious, but if you're so openly unhinged on TV already and uncaring of who sees it, it speaks volumes on how much more intense it is with cameras off
@@mathewrivera6492if someone starts throwing chairs and throwing a tantrum over basically nothing on national TV, I don’t wanna know what they do in their own four walls tbh
Even then, a guy like that is just unpredictable. Anyone looking at it logically would get him out as well
Jun and Alison are the best and most iconic final 2 in bbus history, the fact that none of the jurors wanted any of them to win is amazing and just shows how much they played a great game
Uhhh no drew and cowboy are the best final 2
@@JahsierAllen Nah, although Drew had an underrated game for a winner, Cowboy would’ve lost to anyone except for the twins possibly. Season 4 Final 2 was one of the best ever with every jury member being salty with either one of them winning.
Ok
lol bangbus
Ironically Allison & Jun’s names mean rulers or nobles. Pretty cool.
"Robert just sucks. He's not quick, he's not very smart, and I hate him." LMAO
and on top of all of this, jun has just the most perfect hair. i have not been able to stop looking at it this whole video
RIGHT ! 😭
I think she had a keratin or oil treatment on it
sameee it looks so soft
fr!!
That “1 million” answer is so iconic 😭
Especially after looking at Allison's answer! 🤣🤣🤣
Don't you mean half a million? 🙃
could someone please explain the question lol
@@Scp-nh9yv the question was how many days did they date their ex that was in the house
@@Deepseablue372 why jun put 1 mil and lost and Alison put 0 and won ?
She must be a damn good investment manager
Right??? Shes cutthroat, sees things as it is, and charismatic
The best
i trust her with all my money
She works in a software start up as a marketing strategist
@@jeffchow6722 I would too, but just as long as she gets more money out I get more.
Jun & Allison: When game recognize game. I respect it. 💯
an iconic joint slayage from two rival queens
That's such a big brain move. I feel like back in the 2000s, we were not really rooting for villains yet so this was revolutionary.
Exactly! I watched this season last year and I didn’t really like Alison until they linked up. It was amazing to watch. They really slayed.
@@procastination_is_my_passi4182 This sentence shouldn't go this hard
Both of them reaching finals: FINALLY, a worthy opponent. OUR BATTLE WILL BE LEGENDARY!
Jun's style is so iconic. Even though all the girls are in the 2000s, its her outfits and glasses which are in trend rn..so pretty
i loveee her outfit in the intro it gave Blair Waldorf visiting her dad playing golf or tennis in upstate New York and also Jun was unapologetic about it she did not care if she flashed ppl with her skirt or not lol
Jun vs Allison got the Light Yamagi vs L dynamic
Real!!!
Imo the most underrated winner in Big Brother history. Smart gameplay, very social & one of the most ruthless players ever. She was the first houseguest to use the kitchen as her gameplay, easily one of top 10 greatest Big Brother players ever.
agreed
I think Lisa is the most underrated winner
@@Ajpowers02 from season 3?
@@timmutohfan yes
@@Ajpowers02 She was underrated, but Jun perfected different strategies that Lisa wouldn’t be able to do.
I feel like it’s so clear Jun was saying whatever she could to sound better than Allison bringing up sexuality and romance- because that was part Jun’s original plan
But Jun didn’t end being romantic during the game
@@cooper6381That's OP's point. She was able to use that persuasion tactic BECAUSE she ended up not using that strategy for herself and could throw Allison under the bus with it.
i mean yeah it is
It's not like she's putting down allison because she would have done the same thing
She was just stating a fact that allison used romance and she didn't
You would obviously want to sound better than the other person cause y'know you want to win
@@cooper6381 I know, it’s that’s Jun would have if she felt she needed to or could even. She said her sexual feelings were kinda gone once her ex was in there. My point was just it’s not a strategy Jun herself didn’t consider… just that to look better than Alison she’d say anything
well yeah of course she was saying whatever she could to sound better. that was her *whole thing* the entire season, no?
Jun's smartest decision came once the twist was announced & she realized it was better to work with Jee than against him, knowing the other exes weren't going to work together.
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right.
Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits.
Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't.
She won because they hated allison more.
I think a close alternative to her best decision (from this video) is her decision to pair with Allison knowing she may be able to edge her out.
or even better never committing to any alliance 100% with trust from the start to begin with. as she made one alliance she was 130% certain that she would cutthroat that very same alliance if it meant to save herself or better her position. As a matter of fact she never committed to any alliance bcuz she was never intending to be loyal.
Alison is in Retail Sales and Jun is an investment manager and that tracks. Also love them for that frenemies duo to the end. It’s giving "That moment when you, a queen, come across another queen, and discuss how best to maximise your joint slay."
honestly though allison and jun celebrating even though they both hate each other is actually so sweet
I can sense that Jee still loves and cares for Jun. He lowered his pride for her and sacrificed himself without nasty words.
Upon the jury voting, he still voted for her to win.
They were together for a significantly long chunk of time, I imagine there's still love there
I wonder why they broke up
@@sunnyyoda I rewatched the season and Jun and Jee were on their 4-5th year together when Jee's dad got cancer. Jun was working already since she was much older than Jee so she was taking care of Jee and his family and was even made to promise on the dad's deathbed that she would take care of them when he passes. A year after he passes, Jee confirmed that Jun did in fact take care of them really well, but soon the breakup happened, and we could only assume that it was too much pressure on Jun at the time. She even said that she doesn't date Korean men anymore because they are too rigid on gender roles and having a submissive housewife, which paired with the expectations for her to take care of Jee and his family in their mourning must have been such a daunting task to juggle
@@procastination_is_my_passi4182thank you for the explanation! I have never watched bb and this video was my first time watching anything related to it (other than the Trisha paytas crying meme) and I never knew that the contestants divulge so much deep information about themselves on the show. The situation between Jee and June seems quite sad and it explains a lot about the dynamic I saw between them in this video Ö
@@sunnyyoda Jun 2 minutes into the video "i dont date asian men, just caucasians" lol pretty sure we know why
Allison and Jun teaming up is so iconic lmaoo, two queens got together for their joined slayage
Hmmm
Your wording is perfect
wow i just watched a whole hour dissecting a show i never cared to watch. your passion and takes are awesome
I'm not joking when I say these are my favorite comments to get. Thank you!
Ah same !!
same idk how i got this recommended to me but it was a great watch!
@@Ethanimalein sorry it takes to long to watch a season but these? Wonderfully made i basically watch all of them, jun and taylor where probably your best winner videos because i just love how they played the game
same lol
I'm (not) sorry, but her holding her boobs while she runs around winning the Veto is so insanely iconic. Strategy be damned, THAT is legendary behavior. Us mere mortals could never.
@@coolsomeash it's just a joke
@@coolsomeash Damn bruh ever heard of happiness 🤣🤣🤣
@@coolsomeashi don’t think they mean it seriously, but even if they do, as long as you’re doing what you need to for your self-confidence, that’s all that matters
Timestamp?
@@tofuaddict594638:00 - 39:00
For the girls, holding the girls
Jun meant what she said and said what she meant. She went there with the intention of using her body and when that tool was taken from her, she used her lack of it to put her on top. Jun had nothing but respect for allison and she knows it.
I would also say Jun was not just a floater but also an observer. She used the kitchen set as a strategical viewer of her competition and floated so well that nearly each hoh ignored her as a threat. What a legend.
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right.
Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits.
Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't.
She won because they hated allison more.
Observation is also the basis of forming plans and strategies.
Did Jun make that decision consciously or did she just gravitate to the role where importance would be given to her
@@arnavrawat9864 combination
Jun got her masters in cuntology with a concentration in motherlogical studies from the university of servington.
😂😂😂😂😂
gay people will say anything but just giving a normal compliment
Nah, she just asian. The women are all like this. They hide in front of men. The way their personality switch is always something to see.
@@tumyque3112 she literally flew the mother plane into the world serve center and cuntagon
@@procastination_is_my_passi4182HELP
Everyone talks about Jun and Alison
But Erika pitching the all girls alliance at the final 6 tells me she was also playing the exact same game…
Except she was definitely fashionably late to the party
mhm
Yeah I think she was trying. But Jun and Alison was voting and poisoning people according to their benefits from the start. Erika was just seeing the flow and trying to play after that. She thought she was in control not thinking much about the two, if she knew she would’ve play differently for sure
But she failed. She stays with her original alliance until the boat sank. She didn't play the same game.
Her ship sank, and she jump on a lifeboat. But lifeboat can't take you to your final destination.
I agree with you, Erika played an excellent game as well. Mind you, when she got nominated for eviction, her super strong alliance and big sister role strategy had her chilling while her alliance rallied for her on her behalf (mainly Jack) and won 6-2 against Michelle (who Jee thought was going to be 100% saved by the votes). She had a really tight and loyal squad and knew when to eject and leave to create a new one when needed. If you didn't watch the season, she had an alliance with the og 8, an alliance with Robert (her ex) and an alliance with the girls as well. She was doing super well, and was just unfortunately against Jun and Allison who were brutal and ruthless competitors
In a way they all were tbh, Jun was just more successful
Robert calling Jun a scumbag because of the way she plays only shows Jun was the only one with guts to actually play the game and win it instead of loosing to her morals.
Oo how cool, throwing morals away and disregarding other people, shes so original!
@@DegeneratesLikeYoui mean, yea. there werent many houseguests who were as ruthless in their run at the time, and jun was honestly the most straightforward about it.
@@DegeneratesLikeYouI mean dude it's big brother, that's essentially the name of the game. people who try to play it without lying or being somewhat manipulative almost always lose. these are also people she met like maybe 2 months ago so I don't see why she would sacrifice herself instead of accomplishing what she came there to do.
@@DegeneratesLikeYouthats the point of the show are u dumb
"And even though Jun wasn't wearing a bra, and had to hold her boobs up the whole time, she won with the fastest time" OMEGALUL
I was searching and scouring for this comment
Truly a Mother moment
obsessed with her shirt saying "PRINCESS" and "HIGH MAINTENENCE" what an early 2000s icon
I need her "boys make good pets" shirt
also “boys are great everyone should own one”
what is this show even a boy like what is the game? like bruv im lost
@@dotdotdotdotdotdotdottod from what ive gathered its basically people live together and every week they do a challenge, the winner of which getting a buff of sorts? unsure, you'll have to search up what the key is. then they vote off a person, and it continues
@@dotdotdotdotdotdotdottodit was a big hit in the 90s. They were isolated for weeks, it was pretty crazy
Jun and Alison are like the best friends who hate each other but still somehow are always together no matter what.
Actual definition of two peas in a pod
Serena and blair
@vanilla_chocolatte HAHAHAHAAH SO TRUE AND ONE IS BLONDE AND THE OTHER ONE IS A BRUNETTE HAHAHAHAH
Ok making someone with anger issues angry to get them out the game is genius I never thought about it
To be fair to Jun, Scott was unhinged already, I rewatched her season and he was already yelling at her and the other members when Jun was still playing the sweet, happy go lucky persona. I don't think she had to do much for Scott to dig his own grave
this cracks me up because it's a common strategy on the show the challenge. any player who hit another player got kicked off the show, so it worked really well to piss someone off enough to get them to hit you
Thats one of the easiest thing you could do, thats not genius. You are just dumb and unplanned if you think thats genius.
you clearly never played League
The 4d chess Jun and Allison were playing… it is genuinely mesmerizing how smart Jun is. Just so much intelligence, and channeled wholly into the win, perfectly calculated every move to see it through to the end. Every alliance, every decision, every moment spent. Wow.
which episode was this?
Asian men comment was fucking crazy, oh god the internalized racism of millennial Americans
She destroyed them so badly they had to recognize her, also the moment where allison and jun began to celebrate and drop their facade was just gold, and even after they both said horrible things about each other to try to win, allison still celebrated her to win
I know absolutely nothing about this show and do not care for drama TV personally, and I fully clicked on this recommended video expecting to enjoy it maybe for like 15min and then do something else, but somehow got sucked into watching the whole thing and DAMN was this good. You told the story of this manipulative girlboss so well, props to you man
Lmao same exact thing happened to me. Ended up watching the whole thing 😂I got sucked in
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right.
Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits.
Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't.
She won because they hated allison more.
PLSS THIS HAPPENED TO ME TOO
Exactly happened to me. Never watched, didn't care. Ended up into it lol
Honey, same. It's 3:30am where i am. I'm supposed to be sleeping😂
Jun and Alison will forever be the most iconic final 2 they both backstabbed almost everyone and they had no bites against them
THE ICONIC SHIRT THAT JUN WORE SENDS ME EVERYTIME
I'm pretty sure they are also given clothes to wear for certain shots, villains in reality TV are typically given clothes that accentuate their "evil" side.
Which shirt?
@@purr7310I think the “boys make perfect pets” shirt
@@ajjohns6604I had to take a screenshot of that the second I saw it because I screeched at how hilarious and amazing it was
What's the timestamp?
The way she sent off Nathan 😂man wasn’t even mad anymore
He went from :/ to :D real quick lmao
Jun is hilarous because you can tell who she actually liked based off of her final videos for them lmaoo, it was sweet for Erika, Jee, Nathan and Jack while the rest got verbally spat at and kicked at the shin
youtube has been persistently reccommending this video to me since it came out, and i decided "oh, i'll just try it then" ITS SO GOOD MAN. thank you for making this, so interesting!! :)
Yessss thank you for giving in :)
I love that they showed the jurors all the cutthroat things Jun and Allison said about them. It works so well since both of them were equally as ruthless. 10/10
And you know what? She ate that. Jun really is the goat, one of the most impressive winners imo, seriously insane
I'm fascinated by her high EQ
@@windws7137 me too lol, and seeing how she used that to her advantage was so interesting
I’ve never watched big brother but I was HOOKED on this vid
literally HAHAHA
Same 😂
gurl same
I loveeee big brother it’s so interesting 😭 shows now adays don’t compare to shows back then
Have I ever watched a single episode of Big Brother? No. Did I even know how the game was played before this video? No. Did I still just watch an hour-long video about Big Brother? Yes, absolutely. This video was so well put together that I didn't feel lost at all during the entire thing; I've already watched two more. I'm honestly tempted to start watching Big Brother now.
She’s an investment manager y’all so calculating/ taking risks and creating a gameplan is part of her job😂
Truly, I dread what she can do to the s&p 500 of this is what she does for fun. Her mind it’s just too powerful
Jun and Taylor are my favorite Big Brother Winners for such vastly different reasons. Jun is probably the most underrated Winner. She created the floater strategy and is, in my opinion, one of the best strategists in Big Brother (She knew exactly what she needed to do to win). Her duo with Allison is just so iconic and the fact that everyone so obviously butthurt by them was amazing. Just a pure cutthroat Queen.
Yes Jun and Taylor favorite winners
Omg yes taylor
I like jun more but taylor is a VERY close second
SAME JUN AND TAYLOR BEST WINNERS
I like Jun for the cutthroat strategy and willingness to do whatever it takes, but Taylor’s win is just pure cinema to me. You couldn’t have written a better narrative. Underdog from week one, attacked at every turn, and yet Taylor kept going each time. Even down to the twisting of her initial speech about being a shield and saying she was a sword at the final vote. It’s just an incredible story.
I like both of them, but honestly because their runs are so different and what I appreciate about them is so different, I cannot pick a favourite, because to me they simply aren’t in the same category.
I wouldn't call "justifiably upset that the awful, evil people would be winning money because they shit talked you constantly" being butthurt but idk
Jun and Alison both throwing that final hoh is so funny
THEY WERE LITERALLY PLAYING THE SAME GAME I CANT 😭😭😭
Fr😂
@bou6134 literally on the same wavelength I cant 😭
Jun and Allison celebrating when they are the final 2 in the house felt so wholesome, so deserving, omg
Timestamp: 57:26
it was just queens supporting queens, we love to see it
The Jun+Allison team up is the greatest game-recognizes-game moment ever
imagine stepping into a room and a woman says she has lost all sensual feelings
😂😂😂😂😂
And not just for you, but in general towards everybody lmao
Like damn if I was her ex and heard that I’d feel like absolute sh*t lmao
Which minute is this?
@@gv5884 3:40 onward
Jun is so "Mean Girls" coded and is someone you couldn't help but respect how she played it. Shaming others isn't right but it was also iconic. She is the epitome of the mean girl that people to a liking to and helped her win.
Shaming other people isn’t iconic
When your mame is jun song it is @@SNOWQueen87-v1g
@@SNOWQueen87-v1g It helped her win $500k so what can we really do lmao
@@SNOWQueen87-v1g it's big brother lol
I think everyone agrees that her slut shaming was a low blow. Though considering how she obviously had no reservations abt it from the very beginning, I’m willing to allow it and take it as her saying ANYTHING to win. Also it’s Jun. she already has a masters degree in c*ntology so she certainly needs no defending.
I clicked this video expecting to only watch the first 5 minutes but ended up watching this whole 1h video on a show I’ve never watched. I love Jun now btw.
REAL LMFAOOOI
@@Soobinz_breadbuddyyHELP
Real spill
Sameee 😂😂
Ugh same
yup I most certain agree Jun is a top 10 player. Not even a question. It was THAT good. Props to her for actually following through with not making friends but actually playing to win
Who’s top 1, haven’t watched any of this show
@@boiwhatthehell5103The common answer to this is Dan Gheesling. Ethanimale just published a video on him so you should check that out
@@boiwhatthehell5103 It's highly contested but most would argue: Dan Gheesling, Derrick Levasseur, Andy Herren, or my personal favourite, Will Kirby.
Credit to Jun though! She and Alison innovated/perfected a new type of gameplay and played it near flawlessly.
Nah this is a 10/10, Jun Literally PEED on herself if it meant 1 step closer to winning.
Floater is by far the most difficult role in any of of these games. It is hard to not be the boss, yet not be a target.
Jun and Allison is the quote “if you can’t beat them, join them”
One of the most strategic and socially adaptive players to ever play the game. As much as I’d love to see her play again, Jun’s legacy as arguably the best one time player maintains an important place in BB history. Great video as always!
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right.
Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits.
Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't.
She won because they hated allison more.
@@arnavrawat9864stop diagnosing people as sociopaths 😂
@@zizojaezekeom3565 It's not a diagnosis of her being a sociopath. It was a poetic metaphor.
@@arnavrawat9864 i doubt this has anything to do with sociopathy but just a lack of naivety and goal orientation and never underestimating people. In short just high IQ without the sociopathy i mean she's an investment manager where logical thinking and problem solving plays a part. notice how she was problem solving when she actually had her mind set on winning games. Peeing in a cage to trigger one and then leaving right after him? High Iq, good problem solving skill and just smart
@@mies626 all those things can also be due to sociopathy. Btw I didn't mean to say she's an actual sociopath as I can't make diagnoses over the internet.
I'm saying she has traits of being manipulative and Machiavellian.
Maybe she's actual a normal person in real life, as yes this game is a clear goal oriented thing. But if the game rewards sociopathy then she may be high in those traits.
It's not necessarily limited to high IQ. Even normal sociopaths can produce intricate plans imo, because manipulation isn't difficult to learn. With enough practice people can do a lot of stuff.
He seems like a good dude and I’m glad him and Jun reconciled. It’s genuinely touching.
Wait, who?
@@pettybee3860probably jee
I blame Jun
@@thefoxoflaurels3437😭😭
@@thefoxoflaurels3437 I rewatched the whole season and they were together for 6+ years. During their 4-5th year, Jee's father got cancer and became super ill because of it and Jun was made to promise to take care of Jee and his family when the father finally passes. Which she did. Even Jee said she took care of everyone and was a reliable partner because she was much older than him and already had a job while he was still in school. But I assume the pressure became too much and Jun just couldn't handle it anymore.
usually i couldn’t respect someone like this but she really did play the game so well it’s ridiculous. she is crazy smart.
what makes it better is that it's the point of the game. she might not be like that irl
@@salorina-c3t THIS
If you’ve read the 48 laws of power, you’d be amazed at the way the tactics were used so perfectly 😂
Jun Song is the DEFINITION of a underrated BB Player. When I hear people talk about Jun (which is fairly rare) they always talk about the iconic moment of her throwing the Final HOH, or her becoming a duo with Allison.
If someone asks me why I like Jun so much then I'll just send them this video
What a queen, especially the "Nathan you are my eye candy and I will be sorry to see your golden locks and good looks go". STEP ASIDE, MAMA HAS AN EMPIRE TO RUN. And I knew, the moment Jun saw Allison as a threat, an alliance will be forged
I think there's an interview with Taran where Jun said that her psych assessment showed that she was absolutely willing to do anything to win and had the smarts to do so. Favorite winner for me by miles.
Oh my god I just realized Jun would be queen in an ancient court drama. Someone write a book about her.
She’s the Varys of Big Brother
She would be that servant girl who backstabbed her way to the top of an Asian dynasty drama for real, and end up overthrowing the emperor for the throne herself ✋🤚
59:37 i like the fact that Nathan was the only vote for allison despite him saying in the episode that he should've not fallen for ali's tricks yet is tricked once again and the ONLY vote for her.
He used the veto on her and voted for her to win and it didn't help him get what he wanted anyways. lol
The fact that she was an investment manager makes this so much more glorious
I love it when two people who both know that they don't like eachother can put their differences aside to work together for mutual benefit. Love to see it.
Jun is proof you can wreck the game without big moves and ostentatious speeches. Wish the dialogue regarding gameplay was less focused on performing and more on actual substance. And Jun was still a great character
girl must’ve been one hell of an investment manager.
Very great analysis.
Or a ceo of United healthcare…
Great video! I remember Jun and Jee speaking in Korean so others wouldn’t know what they were saying or something like that and BB put an end to that 😅
Lesson learned.
If you’re trying to throw a tiebreaker, answer infinity.
One of the rules was that that whoever got the closest answer won, but they also couldn't actually pass the number. So Jun answering 1 million instead of 0 was her outsmarting Allison
This was the only season of the US big brother to be broadcast in the UK. Episodes were shown the day after cbs, on e4. We fell in love. The differences in game play between the British and American shows were a phenomenal culture shock. I loved it. Jun is my all time winner. Great player.
Edit: in fact due to broadcast restrictions and a lack of online accessibility, I didn’t see the US show again until season 18 and I ended up falling in love with Paul Abrahamian, who tried to have a similar game play to Jun; Floater. But his temper and aggression got the better of him. He finished in second place.
Ooo how where they different?
@@danielorlovaquinn because the UK elimination process was dependent on an audience vote, it turned into a popularity contest. So people just sat around, getting drunk and having arguments or being charismatic. In the Uk it was about the viewer judging and observing personality types, unlike in the US where it’s about competition and Machiavellian game play. The UK didn’t have HOH or power of veto, I don’t think, so there wasn’t really a need to form alliances etc. It got very boring, very quickly. In fact I hear the first season of the US is pretty much copied from the UK and it bombed.
@@peteradaniel the first season of BB US premiered 9 days before BB UK, so I’m not sure how they’d have copied the uk. As far as I’m aware, they both copied the original big brother, Big Brother Netherlands, which premiered about 10 months before both of them.
@@nootdraws Yeah, BB UK is the most internationally famous version of the show, so people think it's the original version, but that's not true.
@@nootdraws mea culpa
They let her cook and she COOKED
Not even; she was chef de cuisine of a five star restaurant 😂😂
Literally
DUDE!! I didn't even realize this was an hour and a half long, and I couldn't stop watching! I only checked at the 30 minute mark, and still kept going. I don't even watch big brother but you explained everything perfectly. Keep it up!
For my understanding Jun is one of the most consistent out of winners in playing their game. Impressive!
Why was I so invested in this
have you ever seen big brother
@@Pr0d3gi never actually, this is my first time even hearing about it 😂… seems like I’m missing out
I have watched the Indian version called big boss and honestly it is rigged and most of the players hang around the house and yell at each other to get their point across (currently). Some use their brain but don't win and big boss really works on favouritism. And big boss is constantly broadcasted like 24/7 they have even given access to cameras to watch the contestant 24/7. It is so boring to watch people wander about in house and talking. Which is why I am also surprised I m hooked. It is better to watch summaries rather than whole season trust me
I think Jun was very smart. Maybe Jack was right.
Allison had a low IQ sociopath triats, while Jun had a high IQ sociopath traits.
Allison sounded malicious, and Jun didn't.
She won because they hated allison more.
lmao ive never watched big bother too . this felt like the best movie XD
Oh this final three is so Total Drama World Tour coded
noooo don't disrespect cody like that
but i for sure see what you mean wow great comparison
@@Ethanimale ty! yeah I mostly meant the dynamic between the three, especially Jun and Alison
lol I wonder if Heather is based on Jun in any way
oh she's so heather
The cackle I let out in the bus, because why is it true!?
Lol the way they both said no to Julie when asking if they would become friends after the show 😅
While ive known about big brother through social osmosis most of my teens, being 18 and british, ive never seen a single episode, nor have i ever had any desire to. And yet i keep coming back to these videos, and get genuineky invested in the winners. You have a real skill for analysis and storytelling
The funny thing is that thus strategy wouldn't work now BECAUSE it worked so well that season. Jun and Allison played so well that they made people paranoid of others trying this strategy now.
“I only date white guys”
1/16th of a second later…
Lol yea, imagine if a white or Asian woman say "I only date black guys" the comment section will be flooded with racially charged rebuttals.
It sounds like she had other boyfriends in between her time with Jee. I dated an Asian guy once and bro cheated on me. I typically find myself dating white or Hispanic men now sooo 💁🏽♀️
That was a hilarious cut. But it seemed like the breakup was as amicable as ot could have been after dating for 5.5 years. I believe Jun revealed that she had an arrangement with Jae's dying father that she will help tale care of his family. A year or so later the family said that Jun did her best and sacrificed a lot of time for time while Jae was finishing up his education but the pressure was too much. I have seen this situation played out several times between peers but at least they ended amicably.
@@moon_0207Where did I say that I connected it to other Asian men? I just haven’t pursued anything with Asian men like I have with white or Hispanic guys. That’s all.
Back in the day, Asian men were very mysoginistic (some still are) so she didnt want to date men like this. Probably had a bad experience with Jee or other Asian men. Then also come personal preferences.
What strikes me about Jun's game is that she knows exactly when to be methodical and when to take the big, risky swings. Following Dana to the 3 stooges, peeing in the cage, throwing the last HOH, starting the alliance with Alison--all of these could have blown up in her face and she knew it but she was willing to go for broke.
She's an investment maneger so it makes sense
This is one thing i miss about old reality tv you really cant have a winner like june or a personality like her in any reality tv show. People are smart about their digital footprint and they know how it can affect them in real life in a way people at this time didnt. I love how cutthroat she was even if it wasnt nice she DID that, how can you not say mother??? Taylor and jun will always be my favorite winners
I think what makes it even more interesting, given Jun's career it was probably more beneficial to her to act cutthroat as possible because the career she was in was very cutthroat and had no mercy if it meant results, good results.
An absolute masterclass in two queens maximizing their joint slay. And the cherry on top is Julie being like, "Are you guys going to be best friends now?" and them both cackling like, "Girl hell no, I can't stand this bih 😂"
Its hard to find egging on Scott to be "despicable" if the way she did it was pointing out to him that throwing things at walls could hurt people.
when 2 queens come together and discuss how to best maximize their joint slay
Kevin Jacobs also played the ultimate floater game. Never actually getting power, but always being good with whoever had the power and making sure he was influencing from the shadows.
Floating in BB is the ultimate strategy.
I'd say it tends to fail more than succeed (cause you really have to be amazing to pull it off). But when it does happen, it's incredible to watch.
the funny thing is that he was trying to win povs or hohs but always kept failing which make his win even more special
@@sabergater174 he knew he wasn’t beating Marty, Gino, Moose and ´em! He had to stick to his middle strategy. And it worked like a charm for him
@@random_jae5886Floating isn't just difficult to pull off, it's risky. As soon as the house realizes that's what you're doing, it's all over!
Props to anyone who succeeds at doing it! A fusion of the social AND the strategic game!
every single frame of jun shes literally serving 😭❤️❤️
Boys make great pets crop tee .. ughh loves it
I've never watched Big Brother but the way you analysed and narrated the video was amazing! You made it so entertaining, it felt like I was watching a psychological anime. Thank you and Jun Song the floater is so iconic!
This is easily one of my favorite seasons. Jun and Alison are the best final two duo. I love the self-proclaimed "evil bitches" 🤣