The Most Brutal Betrayals in Survivor
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- Nothing personal, it's just a game. But is it? Why not both? Let's dig the knife a little deeper and look over the most brutal betrayals in Survivor history.
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Natalie betraying Baylor is underrated. She played the hell outta her closest ally. So much so that when Nat played the idol for her alliance’s enemy Missy thought she’d be the one to get voted out, not Baylor who viewed Nat as her big sister.
It was a great move and you are correct in the reactions. As soon as she played it for Jaclyn, Baylor and Missy said their goodbyes as if Missy was going home. Great advantage play, great blindside.
Ethan Hedeen I could definitely see this one being included. Blindsiding a family! I love the Baylor blindside - first #1 ranking I ever made. I don’t consider it thaaat brutal in the end - just a fun little betrayal of trust. 🥰
Also from this season, all the betrayals between Jeremy, Natalie, and John.
Not to mention she played the idol on Jacklyn. And Natalie found the idol with the clue that Baylor gave her... Genious!
I mean, Baylor respected Natalie a lot and wasn't bitter about the blindside, so that was cool
I whole-heartedly believe Yau Man is the kindest person to ever play survivor. The amount of grace he gave Dreamz is amazing and inspiring
i was watching china last night and yau-man had just gotten voted out before i went to sleep
sry i mean fiji
so can't Yau Man get the car back?
delacruz juan there are no legally binding contracts made on survivor. Just promises
@@delacruzjuan6972 tbh I don't think he wants it
There's three types of people in Survivor
1. Ones who backstab
2. Ones who get backstabbed
3. Ones who take the knife out of their back and stab right back
4. One who watches an ally do all the backstabbing for them and gleefully wins a million dollars from a jury eager to punish the backstabber.
Elijah Culper That’s the best way, proven method for victory.
Jack Jansen
Queen Natalie White.
Elijah Culper Ask Paul Abraham from Big Brother 18/19 how that worked out for him
4). A person who stabs themselves in the back
Never forget our robbed goddess of Cagayan, Queen Malnutrisha.
whose that?
@@AS-up3rf he means Trish
omar adil the skeleton lady☠️ shame I felt so happy when Tony gave her pizza
Guys she means j tia duh she is robbed
game file plays that chick was crazy and she looked like toothless from how to train your dragon 🐉
Michaela's reaction was glorious, she put the fear of god into everyone. Or rather everyone except Jay, dude was stone-cold
Yeah, love her for that. Her reaction is the best in survivor history. She looked him DEAD IN THE EYES with a death stare. And I was like " run Jay she will find a way back to the island and kill you in your sleep, RUN"
And Jay's "yes, i did that" was AMAZING as well. No change in demeanor, STEADY AS A ROCK
I loved how even Jeff stopped what he was doing to watch this reaction
I loved Jay. Yep, I did.
She is so iconic, though i'd admit she played with her heart on her sleeve
SHE DESERVED 2 GET VOTED OFF.... *SHE SUCKED AND WAS NEVER GONNA MAKE IT 2 THE FINAL 2 OR WIN*
I remember crying in school in 4th grade the day after Yau Man got voted off LOL.
rannierunsfast so pure. So relatable.
LOL I remember back in Africa I cried when Big Tom got voted out lol. He was my favourite that season cuz hes a farmer
@@ArtiFluxx ikr so sad
me too... except i didnt cry. i just fell into a great depression for a day, and basically became a zombie for a while
@@siwap3809 i liked yao man, i mean who didnt
The girls betraying Kellee at the merge was a special kind of betrayal so I don't know if it'll be in here, but...
Shanleen Kinn Jaskey eh, i think it was mostly tommy’s idea to do it
Shanleen Kinn Jaskey the bitchiest, most pathetic betrayal of all time
I don’t really count that as a betrayal. Missy and Chelsea JUST met Kellee, they weren’t really allies. Plus Kellee was planning on voting Missy off before Missy turned it back on Kellee
@@Bizzybanks24 you mean Missy and Elizabeth had just met Kellee, right? (just to make sure I'm following you)
Jacob Renuart yes Elizabeth, I misremembered her name
To me everyone on Caramoan (especially Dawn) voting out Brenda after she gave up her loved ones visit so they could all spend time with their families (and after she found Dawn’s retainer) was especially brutal. Also bad because Brenda and Dawn were the last two in the immunity challenge and Brenda gave it up because she trusted Dawn
Totally, at the end of the day it is Survivor, but when you're that brutal you have to be ready for the repercussions.
I don't think Dawn was brutal. She actually played the game quite well, I just feel as though she didn't articulate her game good enough to the jury at the end. If she threw Cochran under the bus as more of a goat it could've garnered respect over some or the harsher choices. Brenda was just bitter, plain and simple. I mean literally watch caramoan and name one thing Brenda even does until the Family Visit that isn't just being an alliance member to Cochran, Dawn and Phillip. She's not a good player.
@@MaruchanPrime same I hate how somehow everyone is on Brenda’s side when that was smart by dawn like what makes this different from any other blindside. Also apparently dawn was mugged before the season and that’s how she lost her teeth, so that was super sad for her
@@ch-su5oc Using the family visit as a way to blindside someone was more despicable than most blindsides on the show. I think Dawn was worse because Brenda gave her the immunity win sort of like what Parvati did with Danielle in HvV. However, I can't really get on board with Cochran either for that. It didn't feel like the regular strategic blindside like say Nick during Michele's winning season or Ozzy on Parvati's season. They milked all they could out of Brenda ruthlessly got rid of her. What Andrea was trying to pull on Brenda the tribal before seemed nice in comparison.
I feel bad for saying this, but i LOVED watching Rob glare at everyone. I could feel his rage and i enjoyed it.
I know right! He gazed away and married a sex kitten with a million dollars! He's dominated every all season he's played✅
One of my favorite seasons cause how real it got
let’s not forget when parvati and cirie betrayed ozzy in season 16
Andrew Sjolander that one was tough, especially when ozzy called parv out at final tribal
Andrew Sjolander IMO, it’s not that big a blindside relationship wise, it’s the type of stuff that happens all the time. The only reason people are thinking of this is because Ozzy whines like a little bitch
Timothy yeah I just rewatched that season and ozzy comes off like a crybaby.
Timothy well i think ozzy was less mad about being voted out, but more mad about being without amanda and he felt like parvati took that from him
Dreamz deserved to get zero votes in the end. Even ignoring the car situation, Earl was the clear choice for winner.
Dreamz would've gotten at least 2-3 votes if he had given up immunity to Yau. He was in a pretty safe position
He was losing either way. But if it was him vs Cassandra I honestly think it’ll be close
ok, but since when do you get votes on merit?
@@koubl in an earl/dreams/Yauman F3, Earl gets 3, yau gets 6 and dreams still gets 0
@@taruneisen990 I was never arguing Dreamz gets votes. Just that the jury doesn't vote for someone based on merit.
Quiet shoutout to Vecepia betraying Kathy in Marquesas at the final three.
Kat and V had a bond for a grand total of one vote and half a freaking day!
In fact, Kat didn't even think to ask V to vote with her until AFTER V won immunity at the Final 4. Not exactly well thought out if you ask me.
Roger Towny Jr. Also Kathy voted out Sean at 5 so that doesn’t help motivate Vecepia to help her
RDG yaaass!! Queen V is so underrated!!
I LOVE KATHY O BRIEN 😭😭😭
I'm proud of Cochran for that betrayal. His tribe treated him like absolute garbage, and strategically he was the bottom of either side. I wouldn't even call it a betrayal, since his tribe openly mocked him leading up to the merge, and even afterwards had zero grace, and they took zero responsibility for Cochran.
Thanks for the vid. :)
They bullied him to no end and got what they deserved. Coach saw what was happening and, probably for strategy reasons but possibly because deep-down I get the feeling Coach has also experienced that kind of treatment and so he could empathize, offered Cochran basic respectful treatment. While he didn't win, Cochran stood against the bullying and probably felt very good about himself which then led to a triumphant return the next time out. (I still think Coach was robbed that season from a butt-hurt jury).
Late here but I think Coach loses mostly because of the fact he tries to come across like some honourable zen god when in reality he told a lot of lies and used religion to keep his tribe in line. If he would've owned up to his wrong's or what he did Coach probably would've won South Pacific, and I find it hilarious to imagine Coach actually winning a game HAHAHAHHA
When Cochran flipped, it made me happy at the time tbh. It gave me courage to cut ties with some toxic friends real life, which was messy but I ended up better off for it.
I think Cochran might have won had coach not been an idiot. I heard coach say that if he wasn't so true to his word (lol) that he would have rather played with Cochran and Edna. He probably could pull Brandon in to vote out Sophie or Albert at 7. If the final 3 was Cochran (whom his tribe hates), coach (whom everyone who has ever seen survivor hates), and Edna who came across as annoying and on the outs (but we may get a different edit if she makes it to the final 3 and/or wins), who wins? Maybe Cochran. That's why I think it wasn't dumb of him to flip.
Yeah it always amazes me how they treated cochran like shit, and even though they knew he wouldnt go to rocks, still let that situation happen and then berated him after he flipped, only proving he made the right call.
The Brenda betrayal was hard to watch. You could see Brenda was truly hurt, I get why Brenda asked Dawn to do that but I think people took it too far with the bullying. I think it hurt so many people on Brendas end because of the lead up, her getting Dawns teeth and then the family reward.
Mckinly Noel yeah the whole thing is super tough. I feel like Dawn had a proper motive to vote Brenda out (to get to the end) while Brenda had no proper motive to do what she did. It sort of seemed like Brenda was going to vote for Dawn to win if she complied, but turns out, the only motive for Brenda was bitterness and revenge
Thought Brenda was needlessly cruel.
Wild Card Watson bc Andrea that same day was trying to get the alliance to vote out Brenda
Brenda was mean and always tried so hard to use the flirt card when she didn't need it also her attitude was nasty and blindsided andrea and wanted to do the same with chrocran
Wild Card Watson Andrea was coming for Brenda, Brenda wasn’t coming for Dawn, and Andrea didn’t find Brenda’s teeth like Brenda did for Dawn nor did Andrea give everyone the chance to see their families like Brenda did, so no Brenda is not a hypocrite.
It's amazing just how consistently good your videos are (not to mention how quickly you compile all the different clips)
Yau-man is the most sweet amazing and kind people to ever play survivor. He even apologised for him being done wrong. Honestly how sweet and kind. And I’m an Dawn’s side here I understand it was bad to betray Brenda but it’s a game but Brenda full on humiliated Dawn and we all no how insecure she is and her having to deactivate her social media because of threats like I feel bad for her.
Without watching, Boston rob all stars is the worst ever lol
Lex all stars too
Greyson Williams I think that’s what op was referring to
“yeah...i did that” SO BADASS
Island of the Idols: Dean votes out Kellee at the merge after Kellee gave him an idol to save himself. He also didn't tell her she was being targeted.
I’d definitely put Jay betraying Michaela up there,I still have flashbacks of Jays icy cold stare and him goin “yeah” like it was nothing,very heartless Jay,also BEST REACTION EVER!!!
Jay's blindside was intense. It wasn't great strategy, and Michaela was right about him messing up a good thing. The big payback: Jay smugness at thinking he was safe from David's fake idol.
God. The Brenda and Dawn betrayal has always been so....ugh. I still, years later, don’t know how I feel. It’s the only betrayal I haven’t been amused by. All the other ones, I find it easy to justify it as “it’s the game” but damn man. Brenda/Dawn is brutal
That intro I CANT. The production value
Boston Rob's betrayal was obvious. What struck me more was when Kathy offered up the immunity necklace to Lex right afterwards and then pulled the rug out from under him during that absolutely drenched Tribal Council. That betrayal often gets eclipsed by Rob's power move. One of the best Survivor Moments ever.
Actually that was editing. Lex openly said he did not expect to get Kathy's necklace. When you see him shaking his head, it's actually in reaction to what Rob said about still being his friend.
One of the things I always find interesting is how Scot always expected Tai to play the idol. Had Tai played the idol for Scot, we'd have had a 2-2 tie between Tai and Aubry, and the way the game was situated at that time, would it not be fair to assume that Tai would go in the revote?
Final 4 is when the great players stand out from the good ones, call it gameplay call it betrayal it doesn't really matter
Philip Thomas FACTS. especially when its like 2 serious contenders left and 2 goats and it’s like oooooo who’s gonna be able to cut the other one and win oooooo
For me, the one blindside that hurts the most was Erik vs the Black Widow Brigade / final 5 tribal 🥺😢
thst wasn't a blindside really, anyone could have predicted what would have happened.
@@Grant-mo6ig Aside from Erik lol
Only Eric saw that as a blindside!! Ok, we got to watch the lead up to the vote, so we knew it was coming. But the jury had no prior knowledge, and their reaction showed exactly what they knew was coming!! It wasn't a blindside, it was just naivety shown in the most comprehensive way possible!! 😂😂
Remake this video and put Jesse from S43 at the top
One of the most brutal betrayal in Survivor is the Dave-Phoebe in Australian Survivor All-Star.
I was just going to mention that... I like both phoebe and David. But I fine with this move from David
While we're talking about Australia, The Mat blindside in CvC1 was SO brutal, not even on mat's end. it was more Benji betraying Sharn there
@@ralphismyname4940 coulndt finish that season lol but ive heard about it.. After finding out who won and when Russel got booted, i lost interest lol.
@@kyosotacomics you should finish it. The premerge is ehh but HOLY CRAP the post merge might be the best streak of AU survivor
@@ralphismyname4940 I see... Personally I like season 2 the best (Luke's 1st season).
For me, the hardest one to watch was in Nicaragua when Holly, Chase, and Sash turn on Jane at final six. When she confronts them before tribal council to discuss the vote and then they sheepishly tell her they’re voting her out without even being able to look at her, and watching her heart break and her subsequent meltdown.
Out of all the survivor betrayals each season I’ve watched, the one that hurt the most to me was the JT and Steven voting out Taj. That shit hurt like hell.
I'm surprised the Ozzy vote in Survivor 16, Fans Vs Favorites wasnt mentioned where parviti, and Cirie betrayed him.
a pickle big agree
I think the others were a tad more brutal. Ozzy’s is up there though.
a pickle That didn’t seem that brutal to me, it would have been routine if Ozzy wasn’t such a little bitch about it
a pickle AND NAT BOLTON QUEEN
Yeah bc Ozzy vote led to the creation of the black widow brigade
I've said it before and I'll say it again. Dawn got a raw deal.
Everyone is so quick to point out Drawn's betrayal, yet completely ignore the fact that Dawn did save Brenda in the previous tribal when Andrea was targeting her. It's also extremely hypocritical for Brenda to laugh like a giggly little schoolgirl when they blindside Andrea (who in contrast, was such an awesome sport about it despite leaving with an idol in her pocket), but once it's her turn to be on the receiving end of a blindside, all of a sudden the game isn't fun anymore and she takes it super personally?
This this this and this!! I never felt sorry for Brenda. She would laugh in other's faces but when it came to her she was the poor little victim. What Dawn did was purely based on game, but Brenda made it personal and this is always how I'll feel about the situation.
and Andrea's reward for being a good sport was being brought back for a 3rd appearance, while Brenda almost certainly will not be back
I think you are not understanding the context of why Brenda was hurt.
Andrea was COMING AFTER Brenda and had written her name down for which Brenda giggled
Brenda had also found Dawb 's teeth which made their bond much stronger and like she said in her final speech that Cochran and Sherri had blindsided her too, but she was OK with that because she did not have the same bond she had with Dawn. She was heart broken to know that Dawn had betrayed her like that
@@sanjumitra1 Oh, I understand the context perfectly. I still don't think it justifies what Brenda did to Dawn in the slightest.
Dawn and Cochran both saved Brenda by orchestrating the Andrea blindside. How does Brenda thank them? By trying to orchestrate a blindside on Cochran. Cochran may not have pulled Dawn's teeth out of the water, but they were still extremely close and played the whole game together. In order for Dawn to stay loyal to Brenda she would of had to betray Cochran, so apparently she's a traitor regardless. Sorry she didn't go with the popular choice, but villifying her for playing the game with vitriol that goes way beyond the game was immature and uncalled for.
@@roger_towny_jr Well if Dawn had gotten rid of Cochran, she might have actually had a shot at winning instead of being his goat. She let him tank her game a second time. Brenda was a closer ally of Dawn/Cochran's than Andrea so it made sense for them to save her. At the time, Andrea was also a bigger threat. But the game evolves day to day and I believe it was both in Dawn and Brenda's best interest to get rid of Cochran at that time. He won, so Brenda was right. I think the sting of this betrayal is similar to Rob/Lex where one is thinking on a game level and the other believes the bond transcends the game. Final tribal was rough and I have to watch that with my hands in front of my face, but I could see where Brenda was coming from. Dawn said she'd quit if she didn't have her teeth and when confronted denied that so Brenda said prove it. Dawn mostly annoyed me because of her ridiculous waterworks every other minute and over the top reaction to the family visit rather than the betrayal.
One of the most underrated and brutal betrayals people don’t talk about or credit enough is when Tony betrayed LJ by feeding him false information causing paranoia that turned the entire camp on him thus voting him off , that was one of the most savage moments of this show, ever!
I don't even watch Survivor, but I've watched almost every Survivor video on this channel.
Snakes and rats is imo the most iconic final tribal moment to date.
I liked Michele betraying Julia because it was such a smart move for her, and Julia didn't take it personally.
bro you should do a video just catagorizing your favorite survivor challenges. As a fan that stated watching the show because of them, this would be awesome to have a survivor authority like you say what the best (and worst?) challenges are. they could be the epic gameplay (Alec v Christian) or just challenges that are mad cool!
like so he can see!
I think the best winners in Survivor realize a simple lesson: It's not what you do that makes you win/lose the game, it's HOW you do it.
Russell turning on Danielle was such a petty, vindictive betrayal. I hated watching it.
I actually think this is one I should've included.
it was amazing lol
I mean it worked. Cant hate it if it works
Wym worked? Russell and Parvati lost the game BECAUSE he voted her off
It bothers me still that Lex was such a hypocrite and cried about when he was backstabbed by his friend after he backstabbed his friend
Exactly. I don't feel sorry for him at all.
Me too and I dislike him a lot since then.
Lex had a pre-game alliance with Rob but had no alliance with Ethan.
@@62SG Aw boo-hoo he was so bitter and is such a hypocrite
@@62SG His reaction was ridiculous pregame alliance or not. Lex was already condescending in Africa. On all stars again he was condescending with everyone but with Ethan in particular. When he casted his vote against Ethan he say something like " it's easy to win with grace and dignity now let's see if you can lose with grace and dignity" So his speech at FTC on all stars was sore and he's bitter loser. Ethan can lose with grace and dignity Lex cannot.
Hey Peridiam
Just wanted to thank you for all the great videos you keep making- They have been the highlights of my weeks lately.
Glad you enjoyed!
Brenda was entirely justified in asking Dawn to take out her teeth. Everything Dawn was saying diminished what Brenda had done for her. She almost withdrew from the game over something cosmetic but contradicted herself in saying that wasn't the case at the FTC. Sure Brenda was hurt and that came across quite strongly, but Brenda was motivated by Dawn owning up to what she was claiming, rather than humiliating her. That being said, Brenda blindsided her ally Andrea the tribal before that. You can't have your cake and eat it too in Survivor. The personal connections weren't as strong between Brenda and Andrea, as they were with Dawn and Brenda, but it was still a blindside/betrayal. I do agree that the fan reaction was pretty horrific though.
Your videos are always Incredible!
Thanks Danny!
Also Sandra wasn’t the one who threw Ambers name under the bus for the vote that time. Someone else said it first, so she just went with it.
Surprised Chris' Betrayal of Julie in Vanuatu didn't get a mention.
Though it's safe to say had Julie's alliance with Leanne and Amy had stayed in tact in the final 5 and the roles were reversed, she would have done the same thing to him.
Yau losing has to be the worst moment for me. I was rooting for Yau in Fiji, and when he lost at F4... that was a gut punch.
Still my favorite player to this day.
Thank you so much Peridiam!
I am so happy that the Malcolm-Denise "Betrayal" wasn't included in this list 😀
It is always given unnecessary highlight by Probst though I really don't see it. (Probst actually included it in the s40 special feature)
I honestly don't see how Denise betrayed Malcolm when he gunned for Denise first. So...
Thank you.
And if you can, please explain how Denise ACTUALLY betrayed Malcolm.
Thanks again.
Love your content.
-L.A
Tais betrayal on Scott with the half idol was the best!!
The dawn Deactivating social media reminds me of What Adam Wendell and nick had to endure this year after voting out rob and parvati
Survivor day, that means Peridiam day. Thank you for another great upload King
LOVE THIS VIDEO BUT Just one correction. At the Scot Blindside, Tai only had half of the idol. Scot had Jason's Idol and left with it. Which IMO makes the betrayal even more brutal because it took out Jason's number one ally and the one thing he could have used to save himself later on.
Austin Wilson Yep, I misremembered.
Peridiam it happens lol still a fantastic video looking forward to the next one!
Kass's betrayal ran so deep that her and Spencer still weren't over it by Second Chance.
I just wanted to thank you for this incredible made video, thanks!
I know, right? This videos is amazing. As usual! 😀
😍😍
The most brutall "betrayal" for me is lex and rob in all stars was hard for me. That was rough
Edit: i forgot about dreamz and yau man lol
Denise betraying Sandra 😏 LOL that was a good one.. seeing that for the first time was just grand..
The Brenda blindside was one of the cruelest backstabs in RTV history, it was so hard to watch. Dawn pissed me off with the way she acted the entire episode, but Brenda’s jury speech was even worse than what Dawn did to her. Brenda should’ve voted for Dawn to win.
What Brenda did was mortifying. I'm grossed out that the audience was on her side.
I forgot how cold that Jay response was lmaooooo
I'm kinda sad Matt from Redemption Island wasn't on here. That was brutal.
Jon and Jaclyn taking out Jeremy after he gave up his reward to thank them was fairly brutal. And in the end Jon got kicked out because of it.
3 big ones I think should be mentioned. Ozzy being blindsided by Parvati. I mean that's someone he had a friendship with outside the game. Kim and Alicia blindsiding Kat was brutal. That was the original final 3 alliance. If you see Ponderosa you'll see she had break down over it and she is visibly broken up about it when sitting on the jury next tribal. Also Russell betraying Danielle. That was the original final alliance for him and she was with and Parvati when no one else was. The reason it's brutal to me is the way he did it. He kept calling her liar and made her cry before the vote.
Can you continue doing a weekly break down of Winners at War? (like last week)
Definitely plan to do more of those vids in the near future.
I think Candice's mutiny on Cook Islands, and Jonathan's subsequent flip back to the Aitu 4 deserves to be on here.
I knew and expected Jay's betrayal towards Michaela to be on the list. I love my boy Jay but that was MESSED UP. I understand it though. Michaela's reaction to it was in my opinion the best reaction to any betrayal. She went like "WHAT?!" and looked DIRECTLY at Jay and asked "did you do this?" Then Jay's baller response with a straight faced "yes I did"
And her being mature enough and understanding of the betrayal during the reunion was fantastic and made me love her even more.
Love both her and Jay and they would be a BOMB as team on The Challenge if there is an opportunity to do that. She would kick ass in challenges I would love to see her on
If any of the survivor players go to heaven it’s 100% gonna be Yau Man. Such a graceful and good person.
Tai was only holding one half of the idol. Scot had the other have (given to him by Jason) and he went home with it.
I truly and honestly believed that dreams was going to give yua-man the necklace I thought that he was too proud to go back on his word and when he did I was shocked
What made Dawn/Brenda particularly bad is that Dawn constantly hid behind her religion and tried to give outward appearances of being trustworthy. I know it's a game but I'd be upset if I went out of my way for someone then have them vote me out, particularly after smiling in my face about how righteous she was. Although, that doesn't justify Brenda's behavior either, so it's cringe all the way around.
Agree
I completely get why you didn't include it, but I feel like Dean voting out Kellee after she just saved him with the idol was really brutal. Not to mention all of the other stuff that came along with it
One big detail about the Scot vote out, the the vote was 4-2-2 where based on the way Tai voted, more so than the lack of the idol giving, that Tai had no choice but to keep his idol as he had 2 votes and likely is voted out in the revote. Scot and Jason based on the vote count alone would have known something was up.
So you questioned if Kass would best Woo in the finale but at the reunion they took a poll of the jury and it was clear Woo would have won by a landslide
I was waiting for the Dawn and Brenda situation. That was brutal, I felt so bad for Brenda because she did everything she could for the tribe. I do slightly feel bad for dawn too though. The whole situation just makes me feel icky.
I was really expecting Vecepia to be on here. At the time it was considered a game changing and brutal move. She looked at Neleh straight to her face and made a final two deal in the blink of an eye, betraying Kathy as she looked on powerless.
I felt so sad for Dawn. She played a great game and she backstabbed when she needed to. She just didn’t live up to the “Mom” trope that everyone wanted her to be.
I think Millenials vs Gen X was the first season of survivor I really remember watching (apart from some episodes of Palau way back) and oooohhhh boy I loved Michaela so much and Will annoyed tf out of me so needless to say I too felt betrayed
This doesn’t really count, but Shii-Ann getting voted out by Sook Jai because she “attempted” to betray her tribe and failed because of the fake merge was brutal.
great vdo as always
I’m shocked you didn’t mention Rob Cesternino betraying Jenna and Heidi by voting out Alex on Survivor: Amazon. One of the few betrayals to where he still would’ve actually won the game had he made it to the final 2.
Alex revealed to Rob that Rob was the low man on the totem pole. I think the women took it hard, but it wasn't that brutal.
Tai got robbed on his first season. The guy played an amazing game and that betrayal was amazing
On the subject of Tai’s betrayal of Scot and Jason:
I should mention a few details are out of place on this video: Tai actually found his half of the super idol at Gondol prior to the swap. Same with Jason and Scot finding theirs at To Tang (keep in mind, when they’re separated they still functioned as regular HIIs). When Scot found out Tai had the Gondol idol after the swap, and Scot reunited with Jason, they made the plan to use the Super Idol should they ever need it. At that Tribal Council, Scot was actually holding Jason’s idol, not Tai. The thing that makes this betrayal even more brutal is that because Tai didn’t give his half of the idol, Scot was officially eliminated with Jason’s idol in his pocket, and per the rules couldn’t give it back to Jason. Absolutely savage.
I guess this came out before Denise was dubbed the Queenslayer lol
Growing up is realizing Dawn wasn’t in the wrong. Just because Brenda decided to help Dawn find her teeth doesn’t mean Dawn has to cater to her the entire game. Brenda is an extreme threat and that vote made sense and the backlash Dawn got was extremely sexist imo.
Natalie taking out Baylor?
Sarah taking out Sierra and getting the Legacy Advantage that went on to save her game?
Parvati taking out Ozzy?
You left a lot of meaty betrayals out of the video but still well done a great preshow for tonight’s episode.
Also team Brenda sorry not sorry
I talk about these in other comments - I don't view them as brutal as the ones in the video and had to draw the line somewhere.
People are completely gonna forget about the Aras and Shane vote and that's upsetting. Also Terri being totally betrayed by Danielle at the very end after not getting a vote the whole game was amazing too.
Just about the Kaoh Rong one. Had Tai played the super idol, he probably would have gone due to Scot and Tai voting for Aubry but still being outnumbered. Someone like Julia could've flipped, and had she done it would have probably won if she survived the rock draw. Tai also could've voted for Aubry and then made it. Then Julia could've flipped and as long as they could avoid any rehidden idols, they would have made it to the end.
Whitney's "You! Disgust! Me! 😡" is so iconic to my life
Could you make a video of your favorite survivor characters? Like people who weren’t necessarily good players but who were super entertaining to watch (Courtney yates, Nora, Phillip, coach, etc.)
Or a video evaluating the notorious “stupid moves” that survivors have made, and how stupid they actually were, or if they were reasonable to make (Erik giving up immunity, JT giving Russell the idol, woo taking tony to the final 3, etc.)
I actually really didn't like Brenda. Even before the betrayal she gave me the wrong vibes- superficial, and like if she did something to you it was justified but god forbid you try anything with her. And I never found she had the charisma to make that argument convincing or interesting (like say Pavarti or Boston Rob).
Betrayal is part of the game. Yeah you have to trust people out of necessity but more often than not these people have only known each other for
What about Ben from HHH? He managed to hide the fact that he had betrayed his alliance so that at the next tribal council he could betray them again. That was brutal af.
This is a great list! Loved it.
@Peridiam please do a video on phrases that have ended the game for players - like Julia saying "you're such a passenger Rick" in EoE (you could also put Varner calling out Zeke if you wanna get controversial)
"I say stick to the plan"
Kelly stunningly won competition after competition,at the point that she was marked for elimination, she should have won the title sole survivior Gervas's reaction to Sue's bitter Betty speech was my reaction.
Yep... it’s a ruthless place to be. But hell of a social experiment!!!
Where is the tribal council where Parvati betrays Erik? They all laughed at him after he gave his necklace to another player.
It was the best when Tai didn’t play the double idol because those guys were cocky assholes. Great point about juries not always voting the same way! I think it was unfair how horribly Dawn was dragged; if you’re a woman you’re not allowed to betray ppl but if you’re a white guy, you’re fine and a great game player! A man would have never been asked to apologize! There are so many guys who have done down right despicable things and never been treated like Dawn. I’m less concerned about what Brenda did and more about the edit by producers, Jeff’s handling at the reunion, and assholes on social media!
Seriously! It's totally sexist :(
From my memory, Tai didn't hold both halves of the super-idol, Scot had one half and Tai had the other. Otherwise Tai would have played the super-idol later, which he didn't. Jason also complained that Scot left the game holding his idol, which he could have used and went to waste instead
Nomi Vilvovsky Yep, I misremembered.
Ill be totally honest, I’m on Dawn’s side. Dawn voting Brenda out was part of the game, and although it was a rather brutal betrayal, Dawn definitely didn’t deserve the backlash from Brenda, the jury, or the entire survivor audience. We see throughout the history of the game, people will often vote out people they trusted or were friends with, but some people really struggle separating life from the game. Dawn didn’t deserve what she got, simply put.
diddydoo She definitely didn’t deserve the bullying and backlash, but the jury, at least based on what were shown, was pretty fair to her (except maybe Brenda). Playing the emotionally vulnerable game and relying on others to keep you together absolutely does not bode well when you in turn burn those same people. Cochran knew to build solid relationships without being too emotionally entangled.
Matthew Enriquez okay, fair point!
*Sarah betraying Sierra?*
At some point I have to stop talking, right? 😅
I think the asterisk on the Tai betrayal is that Scott and Jason were also acting like mafia-style bullies and Tai not playing the idol felt SO much like he was finally breaking free of them and that they were reaping what they sowed. Maybe if they hadn't been such raging bullies, maybe Tai would have played the idol after all. 🤷♀️