Just watched the videos of most of the racers for this season, and I can't wait for this season to air on TV!
They may all be social media personalities, but they all do different stuff!
I'm not sure what Erin & Joslyn do on Clevver, but their individual and Clevver announcements seem to show their fun personality. They remind me of Kym & Alli.
I can't be sure with Darius & Cameron.
I only saw Hip Hop Disney from Darius.
Zach is funny from those videos.
He's like a photoshopper slash illusionist while incorporating humor.
For choreographer Matt & Dana, I will have high expectations from them in dancing tasks.
When I saw Marty & Hagan's team photo, I thought the daughter was the star of viral videos, but it turned out to be the mom!
It's so hard to believe, but when I saw the video, it makes me want to root for them.
Go mom!
Kurt & Brodie seem like an ordinary team as professional frisbee players. Perhaps I didn't dig too deep to find more videos from them.
From their audition video though, they seem like a really interesting team.
Tyler Oakley seems to be similar to Joey Graceffa from TAR22. I wonder how I'll like his team. Also, I hope the curse Tyler curse breaks.
Since Jessica and Brittany are Instagram models, I'm not sure how to feel about them.
Because... they produce photos, unlike the rest of the teams which produce videos.
When I searched for Burnie & Ashley, I realized that they were gamers.
I was surprised for some reason, then when I found out they are Rooster Teeth, I was like: "Why does Rooster Teeth sound super familiar?
" In any case, they seem to intrigued me.
Scott was being funny at their announcement video, especially the part with the Snapchat.
They also seem to be interesting.
I'm not sure about Sheri & Cole, but seeing a compilation of Cole's videos, at least I have an idea on what he does.
And to conclude, even though these teams are all social media personalities, they excite me because what each of them do on social media is different from the others. I can't wait for more of this season.
