Who has a chance of winning the jungle camp and why

But dramaturgy does not necessarily come from drama, at least not in its foreseeable, scripted form. Rather, the audience’s favorites of this season benefit from their inexperience, their self-mockery, their willingness not to appear perfect. Djamila Rowe (55), for example, who is known to many for nothing more than a 20-year-old pseudo affair and her immense reluctance to age optically. But precisely because she describes herself as a Botox construction site, where there is always something to do, and because she behaves so unpretentiously, but at the same time sensitively and warm-heartedly, she has the best chance of taking the throne. The same applies to Gigi Birofio, a TV fumbler who does credit to his profession as a “reality star” in the jungle. With simple but accurate candidate analyzes such as “A CDU man fucked her and became so famous” (about Djamila), or “He definitely wants to show a picture of himself, perfection” (about Lucas), Gigi simply gives it reality.