Dylan

Donte

**Dylan** is the runner-up of Code Red. He was also a housemate on Kingdom of Ice and Battle of Class.

Whether it was shifting in between the vets and rookies in Kingdom of Ice, the divided sides in Code Red, or the majority and minority alliance in Battle of Class, Dylan is a master of politicking in the house, with occasional power plays that have cemented him as a top strategist in the game. His most recent season saw him flipping on the Boyritos power alliance, which created the divide that defined the game.

### Winter BBUK 2017: Kingdom of Ice

Dylan's rookie season was under-the-radar, but very social. He struck up bonds with some fellow rookies and Nicole early on. The vets were somewhat annoyed with his strategy talk, but they warmed up to him, and he found himself on the outer fringes of the vet alliance, sometimes taking shots at Lorenzo with the rest of the house, and sometimes taking shots against the vets.

Unfortunately, Dylan became the victim of Hell week when Nicole nominated him for jeopardy, despite being one of his allies. When house target, Lorenzo, saved himself once again, Dylan was stuck on the block with his ally, John, and evicted in a 5-1 vote.

## Season 3

### Loyalties

DaphneScott

Kyle R.

Silver

Nicole

### BBUK 2018: Code Red

Floating around the house once again, Dylan's eye for power and relationship-building allowed him to go untargeted for the beginning half of the season. His secret partner in the Opposites Attract twist was X, who he worked with loosely.

## Season 6

### Loyalties

NicolePatrick

Chanelle

He was given immunity by Kyle K on premiere night, and voted Logan and Patrick into the Realm of Danger. After setting his sights on his former enemies, Lorenzo and Daphne, Dylan began shifting the focus of his nominations every week. Sometimes he conspired with the rest of the house in taking out the prime targets, or he voted his own way. Throughout the game, he developed rivalries against Patrick and Logan, and played instrumental roles in getting others on the bandwagon to target and evict them. In week 6, Daphne's shopping task reward allowed her to "read to filth" 3 of her housemates, and one of them was Dylan, whose nominations were aired publically.

Hell week was Dylan's first brush with eviction, and he narrowly escaped his *second house vote* by only 1 vote against Kyle R. in a 5-4 vote. He was sent into jeopardy by Megan, who he had a petty rivalry with, but he was saved by former enemies, Logan and Daphne, as well as Aimee, who he also saved during the week 7 house vote.

From the Final 10 onwards, Dylan worked with the Girls Alliance, but relayed some information to Scott, Silver, Logan, and Thomas. His ability to play both sides allowed him to get his prime targets on the block, and sent out of the house, even though the guys caught onto his antics, which led him to face eviction on Week 11. On the week before the finale, he (somewhat shadily) failed to submit nominations, which resulted in Daphne's nomination and subsequent eviction. Dylan sailed through to the final and placed second. Despite a small percentage of votes, his strategic game was widely respected, and he represented a strong "floater" game during the Season of Floaters.

### BBUK 2019: Battle of Class

Inducted into X and Cam's all-male alliance (the BAMFs), Dylan quickly became turned off by X's outspoken leadership and defected (with Patrick) to Nicole and Chanelle's minority side of the house. Dylan and Nicole became ride-or-die allies, and were constantly targeted.

Dylan was vetoed by his Elite allies (Chanelle & Nicole) in Week 3, and again by Nicole during BBUSA week, after being nominated by HOH, X. Nominated again in Week 5, a disheartened Nicole threw in the towel to save her ride-or-die, Dylan. Dylan lasted one more week, where he was nominated again, and evicted in an *extremely* close vote that otherwise would have changed the trajectory of the game.

Despite being widely unliked and unpopular according to most of his housemates, Dylan's gameplay was praised by some in the Viewers' Lounge, who rooted for the woke underdogs this season.