'Most reality shows seem like they'd be hell on earth, but this basically sounds like a vacation.' Why one Vogue editor can't stop watching TheCircle.
because I thought it would be the perfect trash. Early adopters enthused about the Netflix reality show, describing it as an influencer popularity contest with shades of. The first season sees eight contestants each sealed up in their own apartment, not permitted to communicate with each other via any medium apart from an online network called The Circle. The prize is $100,000; the aim is to become the most popular user via regular rankings.
Knowing that some of the players are catfishes is the hook of this show—we can register the audacity of these people who are faking it and enjoy the dramatic irony of seeing how the lies land with other contestants. Take Seaburn, who is using photos of his gorgeous real-life girlfriend to persuade the others that he’s an attractive, shy lady called Rebecca.
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