Obsessive fans who interpret God in ‘Love Island’, and live for accidents

Carson Campbell no He feels any remorse for his vote, and he was even enjoying in chaos, he could cause one of Love Island USAThe most controversial cast members of the season. “I love Mess and I love reality television,” says the student and creator of content of 24 years. “I love something with a final objective, when people are working for a purpose.”

As Love Island USA superfan that live tweets and summarize each episode in TiktokCampbell feels personally invested in how the reality show develops. Most reality programs are pre -recorded, but Love Island USA, An American spin-off of a British dating show with the same name that follows the contestants in a luxury village with the objective of Finding Love, is filmed in real time and is transmitted six nights (in Peacock) for a period of six weeks in the summer. Its format is based on the votes of the spectators, through the Love Island Application, to help determine how the program progresses (vote on favorite cast members, which are paired on the dates and more).

That interactive component gave the spectators the power to separate Two contestants, Huda Mustafa and Jeremiah Brown, who joined in the first episode, but had become too toxic for their own good in episode 13. Mustafa was control and territorial; In an episode, he listened to Brown during a private conversation with other male contestants, calling him a “bitch” and a “pussy.” Brown was portrayed as a textbook Love bomber; During a group challenge, he confessed to 10 women who loved them.

When it was time to decide on their relationship, “we all agreed,” Campbell tells me from his home in Queens, New York. Often consult your friends when a vote is made. “The United States joined as a democracy and said we need them separate, no matter who we have to launch there as a guarantee. In the great scheme of things, it is not fair. But it was the right thing. Looking at home, we can see when something will crash and burns.”

The division sent Mustafa to an anger and she “Crash out” was viral across social networks. “Peak Cinema,” Campbell calls him. While many fans seemed to be fed up With Mustafa, before the shake, some worried about her welfare-“I thought that Huda Crashout would be fun, all I was wrong,” said @daesbloodline in X. Fans have even tracked Noah Shelline, his ex -boyfriend and father of his four -year -old daughter, to express his disapproval for Mustafa. “You have a great battle of complete custody ahead of you brother,” a person said about his Tiktok feed. Shelline launched a statement In Tiktok calling the “unhealthy” fans obsession.

“She goes to that program to find love, or what you think she was doing, remember that she is still human, she has a daughter and a life,” he wrote. “I don’t like that I am seeing so much negative shit on my page or even her clips.”