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It’s the house of Lulu’s nightmares. This is where she filmed in the last filming of the Chinese “Single’s Inferno.” And now - she’s back for more.   4 hot girls will be invited to stay in a mansion for the weekend. The only catch is they must share rooms with what the producers call the 4 “best” guys in the nation.   The girls are models. The guys are “walking hormone” CEOs. This is what happens when you force them together into a mansion for the entire weekend and leave them alone.   It’s unhinged.

A whirlwind of Chinese influencers claims to be pregnant by a Dubai prince, sparking confusion about how many royals exist. They sell everything live while embracing a bizarre lifestyle filled with royal memorabilia. The rise of 'UN influencers' adds layers of extravagance to their antics, raising questions of authenticity. Amid foot fungus scandals and fashion faux pas, the discussion reveals the extremes influencers will go to for clout, weaving a comical yet unsettling tapestry of modern online fame.

The four girls are the first ones to arrive in the mansion. This is where they might meet the love of their lives - it’s going to be a big weekend for them. The first dating challenge for the four girls is to fill up an empty box with something that shows off their aura. Afterwards, men will come in and pick the girls based only off the boxes they have prepared. Jasmine instantly takes off her bra and places it proudly in the box. She says it’s the biggest asset that she has and clearly she knows what she’s talking about. The four men walk in and instantly fight over the bra box. The entire weekend results in the most chaotic dating show I have ever seen. A banana having the time of its life on camera. A full mental breakdown over a re-coupling and a game that results in one of the men taking home the title of “King of Sperm.” Welcome to the Chinese version of “Single’s Inferno.” It is the worst and best thing I have ever watched. 

The post starts circulating online - Himeka, one of the most desirable women in Japan was engaged??? She was the top hostess for a few years before retiring and this entire time she had been engaged?? Many fans feel confused and betrayed - but it does get worse. Her ex-fiance is telling the world that she not only scammed him out of tens of millions of dollars but her entire public persona has been fake. He shows before pictures from her plastic surgery. All the receipts from the money that he spent on her. The text messages that she was sending him - begging to be married. He exposes it all. At first, people turn on the most desirable girl in Japan… But it all backfires when all HIS dirty secrets start coming out. Which has netizens questioning - which one is worse? Are they perfect for each other?

It must be rigged. The finale is being live-streamed but netizens notice something odd. Even before the winner is announced, contestants are congratulating them. When the hosts officially announce the winner - the “King of Singers” netizens are outraged. How did they win? They sucked all season. This whole singing competition is rigged! But that’s not even the worst aspect. The worst part is how messy the entire show is. From being caught whispering about the results before they’re announced, shameless promotions, and blatant result rigging - this is the messiest reality show of 2024. 

4 million people vanish overnight. Off of her followers list. How does someone lose 4 million fans overnight? For being in a relationship? For being pregnant? That’s what Chinese influencer, Z, believes. It’s not until she goes onto a forum to read about her new boyfriend’s really shady past that she gets why everyone unfollowed her. The online fight between Z and her boyfriend will result in millions of followers being lost, millions of dollars being lost, never ending shoulder pads, and whitey tighty boxer shorts. Where netizens start playing an active role in deciding what happens to a famous influencer’s relationship. 

A Chinese gymnast faces backlash for posting revealing photos, sparking debates on athleticism versus societal expectations. The discussion delves into the challenges athletes face in navigating dual identities, especially as they transition into the influencer world. Provocative content raises questions about personal expression, public perception, and cultural differences in athlete representation. Amidst the scrutiny, surprising support emerges, showcasing the complex dynamics of fame and societal norms, particularly for female athletes in China.

In a wild and chaotic roommate saga, tensions explode over a box of chocolates, leading to outrageous antics. One roommate unleashes her frustration with egg-throwing and boiling water, while another faces bizarre confrontations. The living situation spirals into arson attempts and physical confrontations, illustrating the darkly humorous side of cohabitation gone wrong. As misunderstandings and emotional turmoil peel away the facade of friendship, the absurdity of living with strangers unfolds in fantastically dramatic fashion.

A married woman finds herself texting a younger man, igniting a whirlwind of guilt and excitement amid her chaotic life. As her husband reconnects with an ex, their open marriage spirals into chaos, featuring unexpected encounters and emotional turmoil. Jealousy and awkward moments unfold during social gatherings, leaving them questioning their decisions. The journey navigates the complexities of love, intimacy, and the moral dilemmas faced in non-monogamous relationships, making it a dramatic and captivating exploration.