South Africans are a special bunch. On Sunday, the local version of Love Island debuted on M-Net and social media users have been shading it ever since.
“Love Island Orania” has been trending in the top 5 on Twitter. Similarly to the channel’s other reality show, The Bachelorette, the show seems to be lacking in the diversity of the contestants.
If you wanted to do Love Island Orania, just say that, man. https://t.co/8OPcbRIQQG Kovie Biakolo (@koviebiakolo) February 28, 2021
Love Island is a popular reality TV competition. The idea is that a bunch of young, hot singles are flown out to an tropical setting where they compete for each other’s affection. Because it’s on an island, everyone is scantily clad. Sex sells and whatnot. Viewers also get a chance to pair up who they believe to be the best romantic matches.
The QAnon cult will have an unofficial spokesperson in the U.S. House of Representatives after Rep.-elect Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, is seated in January. Since November, Greene has been claiming, without evidence, that President Donald Trump is the real winner of the 2020 presidential election and in recent tweets, she has urged Republicans in the House and the U.S. Senate to reject the Electoral College results.
President-elect Biden enjoyed a decisive victory, winning 306 electoral votes and defeating Trump by more than 7 million in the popular vote. Regardless, Greene believes the baseless conspiracy theory that the election was stolen from Trump through widespread voter fraud. And she has been tweeting her support for Rep. Mo Brooks of Alabama, Sen.-elect Tommy Tuberville and other Republicans who have expressed a willingness to oppose the Electoral College results during a joint session of Congress on January 6, 2021. That day, Congress will count the elec