🐟 Fishtank Sam Hyde's Fishtank.live General - Jet Neptune's Little House of Horrors

[Sicko Hunter]

 

[Queesechake]

 

[Blackstar]

 

[Hoi Polloi]

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Yeah I'm not buying a lot of his 160IQ LARPing. I think he's trying to excuse away some of his more embarrassing behaviour now that he's back on social media and he's seen what people are saying about him. Name one weird thing Burt did consistently and he either has or will tweet about it saying it was "played up" or "exaggerated".

Given that he's run his test-taking grift under multiple fake personas, he probably fancies himself a very shrewd liar.

 

[no-exit]

Regardless of whether you believe he was acting, a proper schizo, or somewhere in between, I think we can agree that Burt is one most committed and audience aware fish yet. Given how suspicious everyone got once we saw Burt up close, I imagine once more hand cam footage this will be cleared up a bit more.

I'm not in the alexbcord so I can't confirm, but he is planning to speak with Jon at 8pm CST.

 

[Sicko Hunter]

Yeah I'm not buying a lot of his 160IQ LARPing. I think he's trying to excuse away some of his more embarrassing behaviour now that he's back on social media and he's seen what people are saying about him. Name one weird thing Burt did consistently and he either has or will tweet about it saying it was "played up" or "exaggerated".

Given that he's run his test-taking grift under multiple fake personas, he probably fancies himself a very shrewd liar.

I believe Burt when he says the amnesia thing was faked and I believe he did play up his autism for the show (This became far more obvious near the end when he started cracking and smiling) the rest seems like bullshit.

 

[Ravier Xavenblood]

I believe Burt when he says the amnesia thing was faked and I believe he did play up his autism for the show (This became far more obvious near the end when he started cracking and smiling) the rest seems like bullshit.

I wonder if he'd be able to act out the other mental illnesses in the disability challenge. Sam wasted Burt's acting potential by saying he had to act retarded.

 

[ChrisIsGay]

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Speaking of pissing in bottles. Remember when Burt did this with a bottle of his own piss? Turns out it was just an act and Burt was only pretending to be a sex pest weirdo.

 

[Norstein Bekkler]

Yeah I'm not buying a lot of his 160IQ LARPing. I think he's trying to excuse away some of his more embarrassing behaviour now that he's back on social media and he's seen what people are saying about him. Name one weird thing Burt did consistently and he either has or will tweet about it saying it was "played up" or "exaggerated".

this
dude schizo babbled to himself for like an hour about telekinesis and playing a serial killer in a movie, before he ever knew the cameras were live
you can't convince me this was just a bit

honestly I feel like he toned down some of his schizo tendencies after he found out we were watching

 

[Blackstar]

 

[The Blue Morpho]

Name my band.
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Sex Chink

 

[Sicko Hunter]

Endorsement tracker chart

Take note of how Luke and Burt as early as day 4 were the two highest endorsed by a wide margin the same as when the season ended.

 

[The Blue Morpho]

To be fair, previous seasons have had this issue without vote based eliminations. Josie won season one, TJ won season two. Shinji was a finalist in season two despite not being a content machine. I think that's less of a "voting" issue and more of a "production targeting the most entertaining fish and pushing them off the show in the process" issue. Iirc, Payton was one of the main targets among the Fish before the fishtank reveal because of her lack of caring. That's actually why Ian was eliminated.

So really production should show restraint with their star-fish because its rare to get a Burt who can just truck through all season without burning out. They should distribute the punishment and engagement more evenly among the fish, give every person a chance to produce content or nontent. Some fish will just be making content on their own and usually this excites production because they find them entertaining as well. They go too hard on them chasing the content and sometimes the fish walks. They ought to leave the content engines to their own devices a little more and focus in on the loafers.

 

[Ravier Xavenblood]

It seems that the loremaster isn't done with Burt just yet.

 

[Queesechake]

 

[#lurker]

https://x.com/BronxBurt/status/1866159274604294602

Burt has vowed to turn his life around. He is giving up sex work and plans on getting his implants removed. He says his time on the show has made him aware of his personality faults, and he intends to work on them. He is currently in the process of setting up an appointment with his psychiatrist.

Sam Hyde has saved another life.

I'm sure the guy that changes his personality more than his underwear will hold true to these promises.

 

[Ravier Xavenblood]

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God, I hope he makes it on PKA. They talked about him a ton during S3.

 

[Lowercase I internet]

They should distribute the punishment and engagement more evenly among the fish, give every person a chance to produce content or nontent. Some fish will just be making content on their own and usually this excites production because they find them entertaining as well. They go too hard on them chasing the content and sometimes the fish walks. They ought the content engines to their own devices a little more and focus in on the loafers.

Yes basically. The current method is they spend the majority of their time targeting the fish who make content innately. This is illogical because they need the least amount of push required to make content. You could give Alex or Burt the smallest nudge and they would role with it and make it into their own thing with little to no effort.

They should probably refocus their efforts on fish who aren't content machines so that way the pressure is taken off the main ones and the less entertaining fish are made more entertaining. The beginning of this season showed they kind of learned their lesson in this regard. They gave payton the task to steal the diary, gave mizzy the red pill, Alexis and Simbal were made president elects. These people were less interesting fish, so they were given more attention and opportunities to be entertaining. But Production gave up on those things the moment famous house 1.0 ended.

It's actually really interesting with how safe Production was playing it at first. They made it seem like they learned from their past season mistakes. Remember how on election night the on sight message said it was like day 20 pace and they wanted to slow things down? Then by day 13 they were in the cell and day 18 they were doing icky pukers. They understood where they went wrong in the past, but they just couldn't help themselves and fell back into their old habits.

 

[soda pimp]

Burt's opinion on Fatty.

 

[else_letter]

StickerMule posted an article about their collaboration with Fishtank. ( Archived )

Spoiler: How Fishtank merch generated $40k in sales in 2 weeks

How Fishtank merch generated $40k in sales in 2 weeks​

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In-House Challenges​

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