Rodrigo Lussich's kuka criticized Santiago del Moro and took the opportunity to express hatred towards the Government

The final of Big Brother Golden Generation left repercussions that quickly transcended the result of the reality show. Hours after the crowning of Solange Abraham, Rodrigo Lussich published an extensive statement against Santiago del Moro, the production of Telefe, and the participants chosen for this season.

However, the host of Intruders did not limit his questioning to the world of television. Throughout his publication, he made several comparisons with Argentine politics and directed criticisms against President Javier Milei.

“Big Brother ended and del Moro is over the moon. Happy, happy, happy,” Lussich began. He then compared the host to politicians and claimed he was building “his own narrative.” In that context, he introduced his first reference to the Government: “People are starving and the president says we are doing great.”

“Big Brother Golden Generation was a disaster, del Moro's hosting was among his worst jobs and he posts on Instagram saying: ‘I am grateful, full of emotions, let’s enjoy, this is a game.’ Okay, buddy, but is self-criticism not in your repertoire?,” he continued criticizing his colleague.

Once again referencing the Government, he stated: “Del Moro is one of those case studies: in a success-driven country where the most voted candidate is the best even if they govern like an idiot, since del Moro gets ratings, no one dares to question him.”

Lussich's accusations about the ratings

Another point he questioned was the way Telefe divided the broadcasts of Big Brother. According to his analysis, separating each night into different segments allowed highlighting the measurement corresponding to the segment with the highest audience.

“They divided the program into four parts: the pre-show, the during, the post, and the post of the post,” he maintained. According to his own calculations, the gala of approximately 45 minutes could reach 11 points, while considering the entire broadcast would yield a lower average.

He also did not leave out the controversial casting that the production of the cycle conducted. “The participants have been a calamity,” he stated before listing several of the figures who entered during the season.

"Andrea del Boca who needed the job and they made her believe she was winning and then they got rid of her like what happened to Larreta with the presidency. They brought back Tamara Paganini who had sued them and had promised never to return, a couple of unfunny guys, the wife of Turco García who almost divorced for being there, the so-called Sol, who came and went like a breeze and ended up being a finalist because the production needed a villain,” he exclaimed indignantly.

Finally, he compared the decline in quality of the program to El Bailando. “A disgrace. All cheap. All tacky. In short, a golden generation that will turn to rust. And again, the comparison with politics. Perpetuating in power. Tinelli squeezed Bailando por un sueño until he saw it fade to 6 points when he was king with 30,” he pointed out.

“Successes are not abandoned, unless they turn into failures. If you spend twenty years doing them, unless you are Mirtha Legrand, you will probably retire from success when it is no longer successful,” he concluded.