We don’t regret choosing each other for BBN— Radicals

We don’t regret choosing each other for BBN— RadicalsRecently evicted Big Brother Naija (No Lose Guard) housemates— Radicals— made up of partners Fairme David and Michky, have shared their thoughts on their time in the house.

In an interview with Saturday Beats, they said, “Being on the show was all about shared energy but we don’t know how it was seen from the outside. We were more concerned about our matching energies on the show, and that was why the housemates enjoyed the time we spent with them on the show. We kept them entertained. Our purpose was to showcase ourselves, and we did that anytime we had the opportunity.”

The duo also revealed that the hardest part of being on the show was having to live in isolation with other adults.

“The hardest part of being in the house was getting to know other adults in an enclosed space but I got better at it along the line. Also, the sound of the buzzer which woke us up every morning was strange but we later got used to it. On the other hand, because of the many cameras in the house, it sometimes still feels like the cameras are still watching our movements,” Fairme said.

In a similar vein, Michky stated that their strategy did not fail in the house because they had none. He said, “We do not think our strategy failed, because we did not come with any strategy. If we had a strategy, we could have come pretending to be lover boys. But, we were ourselves, and we wanted people to see our real vibes. It was just time for us to leave (when we did), because everything happens for a reason.”

Talking about their favourite duo during their time in the house, they stated, “We were closest to the Zinwe pair because of Zion. We have met outside of the house and we would love to continue our relationship with them. They are perfect for each other, because one is calm, and the other is hot headed. They complement each other.”

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