I agree with all you said Cereza!!
I too was rooting for Azah in that final HOH! Only because of how shameful Derek F had acted towards her in the last week. I wanted her to come in second at the very least, as she was determined to take her BB crush to the final two...#unrequitedLove
![Haha :haha:](https://forums.yoworld.com/images/smilies/haha.png)
Anyway it wasn't to be, by ONE silly mistake.
![Sad :(](https://forums.yoworld.com/images/smilies/sad.png)
She should be proud of herself though, she gave it her best shot.
Although I felt it was an anticlimax watching Xavier take home the win, he was, like Azah had said earlier in the show, a good representation of this season and the way the CookOut successfully operated. Out of the three left, and with gritted teeth, I accept the right winner was crowned. With the unanimous votes, so did the rest of the housemates!
I literally screamed with delight when Tiffany got the acknowledgment she deserved by America. That has to be the highest accolade imo because the world saw her masterplan come to be and fruition. I was also impressed with her on finale night and her insightful review of her own tactics. She owned her mistakes and accepted that she had been wrong. I love that. And she redeemed herself in my eyes. Better late than never.
Kyland continued to disappoint me with his passive aggressive shots at Xavier still, I mean the cues where obviously there for him to acknowledge that he had made a mistake in his departure from the house but he just wouldn't or couldn't see it. The video clip of him saying how he good he is at the game and therefore wants to return made me want to puke. I'm not sure if he is blindly arrogant or legitimately has an inability to see where he is going wrong. Made me think about whether he might be on the spectrum and therefore just doesn't 'read the room' as others do. I don't know.
Seeing the whole cast made me smile. CBS definitely hit a home run with the casting this year, and its a shame we didn't get to see more of the earlier housemates who were first evicted.
I also really liked Julie this season... she came across much warmer and approachable. Usually I find her, although very stylish, stern and standoffish. But this season, she was ready to mix and blend with the cast and it seemed liked she wanted to be all of their Big Sis, especially on finale, when she was like feck all of this social distancing 'I have to give y'all hugs'.
Final Thoughts
![Winking ;)](https://forums.yoworld.com/images/smilies/wink.png)
Each of them (maybe not Brent so much lol) have a great future ahead I think and will forever be remembered as being part of this historic season.
I was reading some blogs after the finale where some commentators where arguing whether this was a 'reverse racist' season because of the Cookout and their success. It made me smdh, as the past 22 seasons of BB have had 'same race' alliances who go on to win the show and never a POC winner, but yet those seasons weren't 'racist' by their own standards. Give me strength!!
I think CBS has done an outstanding job in levelling up the playing field for people of ALL races, gender and sexuality in this social show. I was heartened to learn that going forward the casting of BB will ensure that 50% of the cast will be from POC and ethnic minorities. That is long overdue and I applaud them for this. It's a huge step in the right direction.