After watching all but all broadcasts of Big Brother 2022/2023 over 162 days, a discover in those hours a colloquial earning of miles: you can use the dictionary of this tenth edition of the reality show to playfully speak your language and make yourself understood by only a few. a lucky wink.
– “I’d nail his cap.” Sounds like a liberator, a phrase with more flavor of promise than literalness, but that smacks of punishment, rejection, I don’t want him on my team anymore (chosen one goes straight to elimination gala and this year it was Camila’s turn)
-“What are you doing cousin?”. Question that invites cross-examination “All is well, cousin, and you?”. And that they are not cousins. But among the viewers of the reality show that Marcos won (and gave the “cousin” as a nickname to locals and strangers) we understood each other. Typical elevator or coffee machine dialogue.
– “I want to see it on a plate.” The desire to see who doesn’t bank in a corner (they nominated in the confessional, nominating two companions, and the public chose who would leave the game through the negative vote).
-“Let’s go”. Another wish, this time parodic, that someone leaves, recreating a scene from Coti, the Corrientes of the group, against La Tora. And at least it was given to her.
-“Hashtag Bad Vibes”. This already involves putting the file together numerical sign with both hands and invites to drive away those with bad vibes. Intellectual author: Giulietta, the third on the podium. And also creator of the viral hashtag #SeCayeronLasCaretas.
-“Think create”. The message of Rodo, the father of Nacho (the program’s runner-up), which gives a little boost view what you want.
-“I would nail the spontaneous one”. Mark the desire to get someone a yellow card. It doesn’t count as red, but it makes it clear that what x person did or said was not right. Or they didn’t like it (in the confessional, the spontaneous punished more than the common vote)
-“Today I spoke with the Big Cousin”. That It is not speaking with one, but with two of any structure. a fortune of “plan B” interlocutorbut it still works (Big Cousin was GH’s replacement at certain times of the day).
-“It’s good for a shirt, write?”. When you want a figure to paint forever. Era the question Santiago del Moro asked the notary when he handed her the envelope with the percentage of the negative vote. If it was less than 10… it was “printed” and celebrated in the stands.
-“Today I become Vengañela”. Phrase that marks an attempt at social revenge, such as those who Daniela announced before returning home to take revenge on some former classmates. And, with his playing of him, he managed to take them out one by one.
-“I am nominated.” When you feel more outside than inside.
-“Arilandia”. To live in a world of fantasy and permanent joy, as Ariel tried to create inside the house (she entered the repechage instance). This is how he himself christened his naïve universe in front of the camera.
-“Welcome to Big Brother, Princess.” Coty’s chicana at Julieta, in the middle of an argument, was like ironic cartoon for when you want to throw another reality check.
It has been more than a week since the end of the Telefe reality show and, between the audience of the most watched program of the year and the world of fans of the participants, it was installed as a thematic jargon that applies to various situations. Nothing that TV hasn’t already done: if not, let’s repeat it all together, without repeating and without blowing, “But if it’s a girl”, “You smoke” OR “If they don’t trust me…”.
Source: Clarin
