MTV Floribama Shore

This show is one of the reasons I've stopped watching reality TV. This shows a joke

All the trash, fights, drunk boning, and spilled drinks you loved about the Jersey Shore but with strangely placed religious overtones, and a smooth southern draw.

I can't stress how much this show is a dumpster fire, I can't stop watching. They are so drunk, all they do is fight and bang, it's a mess. No one watches this type of reality TV because it's good, but if you lean into how stupid and insane it is, it's really fun. My best friends and I watch this in the background and laugh the whole time.

The worst trash from Jersey Shore gets blended into a Florida beach town where they can get drunk and act like the animals that they are with a camera recording their pig-farm antics. These folks should be given a DNA test to prove that they are human. Most of the cast would fail.

Unlikable, binge-drinking, whoreish 20-something men and women, living in the armpit of the US.

Why MTV felt the need to revisit this formula is unknown. Maybe enough time has passed since the jersey shore that no one remembers how annoying those people were. Unsurprisingly, these people are just as annoying, self-centered and hateable.

The ladies, in particular, come across as self-absorbed, angry, aggressive and willing to fight with just about anyone for no reason at all. How men would find this kind of crap attractive is beyond me. Is this how MTV sees young people or is this how people really act now? I'm definitely not in the age demographic for this show (I wasn't when jersey shore was on either) and I shan't be watching any more episodes of it. Be warned, it's likely to cause you to end up with that "smelled a fart" face by the arrival of the first commercial break.

Liked the first couple seasons. Then once the Gus/Jeremiah drama started and everyone started showing their true colors, I really don't care for it. From Gus' maliciousness and downright narcissistic attitude to the lack of empathy toward Jeremiah....this show makes me ashamed to admit I'm from the South.