Kyle (BB2)

**Kyle** (logankyle) placed 7th in Big Brother Season 2.

A very early social threat, Kyle would begin the game strong and well aligned. While some clocked his social prowess, he would be so well insulated upon the premiere that when he found himself on the block due to losing the Roadblock, it felt more of a two way eviction than three. He would receive anonymous immunity during Week 2 for telling production about Tara’s seemingly innocent cheating, sending screenshots. He would begin to be seen as a figurehead of the house during this week, putting him in a position to have an uphill battle late game. In Week 3, Kyle would be paired with Ness for the Team Twist. By Week 4, Kyle was actively bragging about having the best social game, becoming very cocky in the game despite being clocked by almost the entire house. In Week 5, Kyle would have a surprisingly quiet week despite the twist when putting in enough social work with Ness to lay low for the week. He would comment frequently that he was glad others were fighting, and despite his penchant for drama was one of several who agreed the Whacking of Ness got to be a bit much. Kyle would win the POV this week, and happily chose to save Austin and Cherry from the block. He would then do a lot of work on Ness, who was flip flopping between nominating Mitch after all despite ruining his game for him just days prior. In the end, Mitch and his own social work saw Ness nominate Chris & Motha Vanity, who Kyle instantly chose to evict. He would put in a lot of social work with Cherry this week, surprisingly stating that his #1 target was now important to his end game. In Week 6, Kyle would severely damage Austin’s trust in him when he accidentally told his entire alliance that Austin was telling him who the invisible HOH was, leading to Parker finding out who was on the bottom of the alliance. Despite this, the alliance seemed to think they should just play safe and stick together, so ofc nothing came from this at all! Kyle would be a key part of saving Dee this week (despite Dee disliking him greatly due to Austin tattling their gossip) when crafting a 5th wheel plan for his 4 person alliance. In Week 7, Kyle would be part of the Backyard group for the detour. This week, he would attempt to pull strings and use Chris to his benefit, feeling as though he controlled the vote. His target was set on Denim, but would have to settle on Cherry when Denim won the POV. This would be exactly what would happen, and Kyle would unwaveringly shift to Cherry as his target. One to put his votes in and make up his mind the literal second evictions were posted, Cherry was dead in the water upon arrival in large part due to Kyle this week; he would lost noticeably social favor with the two alumni this week, due to his more emotionally removed way of discussing moves and his opinions of the game. This would make Denim and to a lesser extent Cherry feel a bit disrespected by Kyle, feeling as though they had personal rapport with him. Because of this, another house fight would briefly break out after the reunion of the two houses. During Week 8, Kyle would win his first HOH of the season and instantly decide on targeting Denim. Unbeknownst to him, Austin would plan on betraying him as soon as noms were made, crafting a plan to ruin Kyle’s HOH. This would lead to a very juicy downfall arc, as Kyle was extremely cocky that his HOH would be a success, even taunting Denim when the POV was not used on him and his fate was seemingly sealed. He would be warned post veto by Anthony as well as lightly TJ that trusting Austin could be a mistake this round, but Kyle’s blind loyalty throughout the game would get the better of him this week. Completely blindsided by his Day 1 allies, Kyle did not take the betrayal well and said that he was going to be inactive for the week following, a bit of a letdown to fans. Luckily, he would come back and try hard at the veto, only barely losing out to Austin. Seeing the writing on the wall, Kyle would call out Austin and Denim as the only two clear front runners left in the competition, urging the other players to take them out to not be perceived as goats/playing their games for them. He would not be shocked at all to be evicted in a 4 - 0 vote, glad to be on the jury to get to spill the tea on the season as he continued to reel from his close allies betraying him. Kyle is remembered for his very dramatic downfall arc, regretting playing the game for others, as well as his immense presence on the season being the main target/instigator of many moves/drama along with Austin.